“We are a country that has a huge amount of gun violence, an internationally unparalleled level of gun violence and an internationally unparalleled frequency of multiple victim, mass shooting events.”
Republicans may have spent the first few months of Trump’s presidency cowardly refusing to hold him accountable, but even they are starting to recognize his days in the White House may be numbered.
While partisans on both sides of the aisle have been using the opportunity to point fingers and blame their political opponents for today’s shooting, Clinton’s message struck exactly the right tone at exactly the right time.
Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) explained why Donald Trump is on the verge of going down for obstructing justice with six little words, “No one is above the law.”
Instead of responding with a denial that Trump is being investigated for obstruction of justice, Trump’s legal team responded by calling the leak illegal.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller has broadened the FBI’s investigation to include an investigation of President Donald Trump for potential obstruction of justice.
There were calls for President Donald Trump to attend the congressional baseball game after the shooting at the Republican team’s practice, but the White House has announced that Trump will not be showing up.
Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) of Georgia argued that it is shootings like the one that took place at a Republican baseball practice, not their fear of angry constituents over losing their healthcare that is stopping Republican members of Congress from doing town halls.
While the Russia scandal dominates the headlines, 196 Congressional Democrats are suing Trump to get him to comply with the Emoluments Clause.
James T. Hodgkinson, the man who allegedly shot and wounded Representative Steve Scalise and others during a Congressional baseball practice Wednesday, was charged with assaulting his girlfriend and the reckless discharge of a firearm in 2006, but the charges were later dismissed.
Fox News has finally realized that they aren’t fooling anybody anymore, and are tired of being mocked, so they are dropping their ‘Fair and Balanced’ slogan.
All Trump had to do was stay on script and read the statement, but the undisciplined President had to toss in an absurd exaggeration while talking about the congressional baseball practice shooting.
“The world changed for us a little bit as members. I encourage everyone across America to pray for our nation,” Representative Jeff Duncan (R-SC) said in the wake of the shooting during a Congressional baseball practice in Virginia.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) expressed his sickness over the fact that the Republican congressional baseball practice shooter was a volunteer for his presidential campaign. Sanders condemned the violence while saying that real change only comes through non-violent action.
The rules about not politicizing mass shootings don’t apply to Republicans, as Rep. Steve King (R-IA) blamed “the left” for gun violence.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe said, “I think we need to do more to protect all of our citizens. I have long advocated, this is not what today is about, but there are too many guns on the street. We lose 93 million Americans a day to gun violence.”
Police have identified 66-year-old James T. Hodgkinson as the man who shot 5 people at a Republican practice for the congressional baseball game.
Five people were shot at a Republican practice for the Congressional baseball game. The media and political leaders are calling the shooting a tragedy, but what it is just another day of domestic gun violence terror in the United States of America.
Former Arizona Congresswoman Democrat Gabrielle Giffords issues a statement after the shooting of Congressman Steve Scalise during Republican baseball game, saying her heart is with her former colleagues, their families and staff and the U.S. Capitol Police.
