According to NBC’s Howard Feinman, Republicans are freaking out and trying to discredit the Steele dossier because Robert Mueller is getting close to Trump on obstruction of justice.
NBC’s Chuck Todd pointed to the Republicans’ treatment of Trump as proof that the description of the President as an idiotic man-baby who is a danger to the country is accurate.
Hillary Clinton knew that Trump was going to try to distract from his own problems by investigating her, which is why she was prepared for what Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions had done before they did it.
Republican Sens. Chuck Grassley (Iowa) and Lindsey Graham (South Carolina) are trying to get the FBI to file criminal charges against the author of the Steele Dossier in an abuse of congressional power to cover-up for Trump.
Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) is the first of many Democrats who will refuse to attend Trump’s State Of The Union.
As Trump is melting down over the new book about his administration, Republican Sen. James Lankford from Oklahoma claimed that the White House is focused and all is well.
Trump spun a wide variety of conspiracies as he claimed that everyone is out to get him, as the President is in the midst of a paranoid breakdown.
“I absolutely spoke to the president. Whether he realized it was an interview or not, I don’t know, but it was certainly not off the record,” he said on NBC’s “Today” program, adding that he had spoken to people who spoke to Trump on a daily, “sometimes minute by minute” basis.
What you see on TV isn’t necessarily true as aides who praise Trump publicly can’t stand him, as more than a half a dozen members of his administration are looking for the exits before the Russia shoe drops.
A top House Democrat called for the immediate dismissal of White House counsel Don McGahn on Friday after a report that President Donald Trump asked McGahn to urge Attorney General Jeff Sessions not to recuse himself from the investigation of Russian election meddling.
An Alabama woman who accused former U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexually abusing her when she was 14 years old sued Moore and his campaign on Thursday for what she said was defamation.
Democratic and Republican leaders were quick to push back against the Trump administration’s new plan to allow off-shore drilling virtually anywhere and everywhere.
Following his brutal disavowal by President Donald Trump, former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon’s dream of spearheading a new U.S. political movement appears in tatters while the Republican establishment he challenged is feeling more secure.
