The night was going exactly as planned.  For eight months, as president of the White House Correspondents Association, I'd been working on this dinner party. Above all, I had hoped it would restore some normalcy between the Trump administration and the press. Maybe I was naïve, but I wanted it to be a room we don't see enough of in Washington: a bipartisan one. And it was.  There were more than 2,500 journalists and guests dressed to the nines. CEOs, celebrities, ambassadors and members of the