he Democratic-led U.S. House Judiciary Committee asked a federal court on Wednesday to compel former White House Counsel Don McGahn to testify about President Donald Trump’s alleged efforts to impede the federal probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
Rachel Maddow pointed out that Trump and the White House hyped the hospital visit to El Paso shooting victims, and then Trump made the visit all about himself.
Beto O’Rourke went there on Wednesday night and compared Trump and his supporters to the Nazis and Germany.
Trump and McConnell have been saying that the appetite is not there for action on assault weapon, but a new poll reveals that 70% of Americans and 54% of Republicans want assault weapons banned.
More than 3,000 protesters met Donald Trump in El Paso, Texas to tell him to go home and that he isn’t welcome in their city.
The Trump White House refused to listen to Homeland Security and combat white supremacist domestic terrorism for more than a year. Trump refused to fight white supremacist domestic terrorism CNN reported: White House officials rebuffed efforts by their colleagues at the Department of Homeland Security for more than a year to make combating domestic terror…
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden ripped into Trump for spreading hate and not trying to unify the nation.
Sen. Sherrod Brown made it clear who is to blame for the lack of action in the Senate on gun violence, as he told McConnell to break his addiction to gun money.
The Puerto Rico Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that last week’s swearing in of Pedro Pierluisi as governor was unconstitutional and that he must leave office later in the day.
Trump has not been greeted with open arms in Dayton. At the site of the mass shooting, protesters outnumbered Trump supporters roughly 100 to 6.
Trump called Joe Biden incompetent and showed how scared he is of the former vice president after Biden called him out on his racism.
Trump made his photo-op intentions clear when he called visiting El Paso and Dayton after mass shootings a terrific opportunity.
Elizabeth Warren outlined on Wednesday her plan to bring high-speed internet to rural and Native American communities through an $85 billion federal grant program.
