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Trump Blows A Gasket And Begs Fox News To Only Let His Supporters Into Their Town Halls
As Donald Trump goes berserk over Bernie Sanders’ town hall, more Democrats are ready to make the leap onto the president’s turf.
Daily Archives: Tue, Apr 16th, 2019
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Former Federal Prosecutor Says Trump’s Own Team Likely Outed Him For Corrupt Intent
With less than two days until Robert Mueller’s redacted report is released, it’s no wonder Donald Trump is feeling uneasy.
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Obama Raised More Money Than Trump For His Reelection Campaign
Trump’s $30 million haul looks impressive at first glance but it less than both George W. Bush and Obama raised in the first quarter of their reelection campaigns. Chuck Todd said MSNBC’s MTP Daily, “I want to put up the president’s fundraising and it looks good compared to the Democrats. He has one primary foe…
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Two More Republicans Might Primary Trump In 2020
It’s not a good sign for Donald Trump’s reelection campaign that there is an appetite within the Republican Party to primary him.
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Elizabeth Warren builds largest U.S. presidential campaign staff
By Ginger Gibson WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren has hired the largest campaign staff in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election, quickly building a payroll that far exceeds her Democratic rivals, according to disclosures filed with the Federal Elections Commission. Warren spent more than $1 million on payroll in the first quarter…
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Republicans Never Learn As Roy Moore Leads Alabama GOP Senate Poll
Alleged child molester Roy Moore is currently the Republican field for the party’s Senate nomination, which would open the door to Sen. Doug Jones (D) winning reelection. The latest Mason-Dixon poll of the Alabama Republican Senate primary found: But Jones’s re-election chances will be affected by who he draws as his Republican challenger in 2020….
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Democrats Call DHS Sec. To Testify About Trump’s Pardon For Illegal Activity Offer
House Judiciary Committee Democrats have called acting DHS Secretary McAleenan to testify about being offered a pardon by Trump in exchange for breaking immigration laws.
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Adam Schiff Warns Trump No One Escapes The Law While Discussing Possible Indictment
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) suggested that there might be an indictment waiting for Donald Trump as soon as he leaves office.
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Former Congressman Blows The Lid Off Of Trump’s Cover-Up By Showing Easy It Would Be To Give Congress The Mueller Report
Former Rep. David Jolly showed how simple it would be for DOJ to give Congress access to the full Mueller report.
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Ex-Massachusetts governor challenges Trump in 2020 Republican presidential race
“I really think if we have six more years of the same stuff we’ve had out of the White House the last two years that would be a political tragedy,” he said on CNN. “So I would be ashamed of myself if I didn’t raise my hand and run.”
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Opinion: Trump’s War With Ilhan Omar Is Also A War With Our First Amendment Rights
Last Friday, the president of the United States waged war on the First Amendment unlike anything I’ve witnessed. It gets more twisted because Trump’s weapon of choice was an abuse of the First Amendment. It’s the sort of thing we saw happen in the Balkans during the 1990’s and read about happening in the Soviet…
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Hate crime charges lodged against suspect in Louisiana church burnings
(Reuters) – Three additional charges were lodged against the son of a sheriff’s deputy accused of burning down three predominately black churches in southern Louisiana in the past few weeks. A Louisiana judge added three federal hate crime charges against Holden Matthews, 21, and denied him bond on Monday, multiple media accounts reported, including CBS…
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The Pete Buttigieg Surge Continues As His Support Grows For 4th Straight Week
Mayor Pete Buttigieg has seen his national support grow for the fourth straight week as he is moving closer to the top tier of Democratic candidates.
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Trump’s new Interior chief Bernhardt already under inspector general probe
Mary Kendall, the Interior Department’s deputy inspector general, told Senator Ron Wyden in a letter, a copy of which was seen by Reuters, that it received seven complaints from a “wide assortment of complainants alleging various potential conflict of interest and other violations when he was deputy secretary of the department.”
