Steve Schmidt, one of the high-profile co-founders ... including two involving Lincoln Project employees." New York Magazine also reported Thursday that leaders were aware of allegations against ...

Schmidt's online rage over the stories is the latest odd turn in the saga of the ... leak of that news in 2018 was "humiliating." "Maybe Steve didn't get paid but he fed off that campaign like ...

In a blistering letter made public Thursday night, The Lincoln Project co-founder Steve Schmidt continued his score-settling, this time turning his ire to the New York Times and outgoing executive ...

Lincoln Project co-founder Steve Schmidt called out New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman on Wednesday, releasing a series of private emails between the two in an extensive Twitter thread where ...

Former Republican strategist Steve Schmidt tried and failed to dunk on New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman on Twitter Wednesday night. He shared private messages showing he messaged her eight ...

It is fully the party of Trump. — Steve Schmidt (@SteveSchmidtSES) June 20, 2018 Schmidt is the latest Republican operative finally pushed over the edge by Trump policies into the arms of ...

Steve Schmidt frequently gets the urge to purge himself ... it’s because Schmidt’s Twitter posts are, as New York Magazine described it, “marked by the melodramatic and grandiose style ...

Languages: English Steve Schmidt, a veteran anti-Trump Republican strategist, is teaming up with President Joe Biden's new Democratic challenger, Representative Dean Phillips, to take down the ...

This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation ... just north of Tucson, Arizona, Steve Schmidt was out riding. As he made his way along the desert path, he ...

The statement from Steve Schmidt, which he published in a late ... “I’m very disappointed in The New York Times piece. It’s not true,” he said. Mr. McCain continued to deny until his ...

If you want to really irritate Steve Schmidt (and seeing that ... by the temporary state of public-opinion polls," Schmidt told The New York Times in November 2005. But privately, says a friend ...