Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) argued on CNN that there are some mental issues and problems with Trump that were apparent at the beginning of his presidency that are not going away.
A new NBC News/Marist poll of the three states that gave Trump the presidency by 78,000 votes (Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania) shows Trump’s approval rating falling like a rock, and if this keeps up, he will be a one term president.
The twitter account Merriam-Webster took down Trump after he, or someone in his White House, tried to sound presidential, but ended up embarrassing themselves by ironically misspelling heals and heels.
If there was a moment for Trump to reverse the narrative that he is a white supremacist sympathizer, today would have been it. Instead, he attacked the protesters in Boston and praised Steve Bannon.
The white supremacists and neo-Nazis that Trump endorsed as good people had to cut their rally short as counter protesters in Boston chanted, “Get the f**k out of our city.”
The resistance is proving not just that they are larger in numbers than either Trump supporters or white supremacists, but also that they understand freedom of speech does not have to be violent.
The right-wing demonstrators organizing Saturday’s rally in Boston forgot one important thing: People.Â
Thousands of Americans are in Boston to stand up to Trump and his white supremacist supporters to say in one voice: This is not what America stands for.
“What will happen next? I doubt that Donald Trump will be able to calm and comfort the nation in that moment.”
Even if Trump did decide to attend the ceremony, it’s unclear how many of the honorees would have shown up.
Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon is said to be dreaming of starting a television network that is to the right of Fox News. Bannon has the backing of a billionaire, and any serious competition could be a death blow for Fox News.
On the heels of Republicans like Sen. Bob Corker questioning Trump’s stability, Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) has introduced a resolution calling for Trump to be removed from office due to a mental disorder.
Steve Bannon being pushed out of the White House is not symbolic of the required ideological shifts or change necessary for President Trump to be fit for office. Steve Bannon being elevated to the President’s Chief Strategist was nothing but a symptom of the larger problem. The larger problem is that our President is a…
CNN’s Brooke Baldwin took a courageous plunge of listing chaotic Trump moments over the last four weeks in office. It took her three minutes and she had to pause for water while trying to read through the bullet points.
Conservatives wasted no time turning on Trump after he fired Steve Bannon, with some going as far as promising a revolution against their own president.
Steve Bannon will return to Breitbart after leaving the White House and a Bannon friend says Breitbart is ramping up for a war against Trump, NBC News/MSNBC contributor Gabe Sherman reported.
The White House released a two sentence statement confirming that Steve Bannon is out, and today is his last day at the White House.
Donald Trump is looking for a way out of the political inferno that he has caused by supporting and encouraging racists, so he has decided to fire Steve Bannon.
It is being reported that White House Chief of Staff John Kelly is nearly the end of his review of Trump’s chief strategist Steve Bannon, and it is expected that Bannon could be fired from the White House as soon as today.
Actor Kal Penn and other members of the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities have resigned after Trump elevated racists and white supremacists. Here is the stinging letter of resignation from 14 members of the Committee: According to the Committee’s website, “Created in 1982 under President Reagan, the President’s Committee on the Arts and…
The President’s mental instability is showing itself more regularly, as Trump warned America that Homeland Security and law enforcement on the lookout for terrorists entering the US from Mexico and Canada.
Susan Bro, the mother of the woman murdered in the white supremacist terror attack in Charlottesville, says she has not and will not speak to Donald Trump after he equated her daughter to white supremacists. Video of Bro on ABC’s Good Morning America: "Have you talked to [Pres. Trump] directly yet?" – @RobinRoberts "I have…
Since the attack, Susan Bro has spoken out loudly against the hatred put on display in Charlottesville and criticized Trump’s despicable response.
The end may very well be near for Donald Trump’s presidency.Â
Nobody wants to be seen within the same zip code as this president, particularly after he spent the past week defending white supremacists and Nazis.
The head of the Palm Beach Chamber Of Commerce is urging charities to not hold events at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago private club in the wake of the President’s support of white supremacists after Charlottesville violence.
“He is uniquely incapable of political leadership. If we get tax reform done, it won’t be with his help. It’ll be in spite of him and his vortex of incompetence and destruction,†a Republican aide said of President Trump.
The President Of The United States responded to the terrorist attack in Barcelona by tweeting a bigoted and debunked Internet hoax about Gen. Pershing stopping Muslim terrorism by dipping bullets in pig’s blood. Trump tweeted: Study what General Pershing of the United States did to terrorists when caught. There was no more Radical Islamic Terror…
Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) is openly questioning Trump’s mental stability, competence, and character, as Republicans are starting to come forward with serious criticisms of their own president. Video: Sen. Corker said: Corker’s comments are a continuation of a trend. Republican members of Congress don’t respect Trump, and they aren’t afraid of him. As Trump attacks…
Trump White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon admitted that Trump was bluffing on North Korea. The White House doesn’t have a military strategy for North Korea, and that the North Koreans called Trump’s bluff.
We welcome Republicans who have joined us in taking a stand, but it would be enabling to fail to mention how they got here. Trump’s racism didn’t just happen to the Republican Party. They grew this the hard way and the only way to root it out is to face this fact.
A new CBS News Poll has found that more than two-thirds of Republicans support Trump’s Charlottesville response where he defended white supremacists and Nazis.
Even Trump’s own White House advisers are admitting that congressional Republicans don’t fear or respect their own president.
Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) the Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice, has announced that he will introduce articles of impeachment against Trump after the President’s comments on the violence in Charlottesville.
Donald Trump defended Confederate statues and monuments on Thursday morning, as this president made it clear exactly where he stands on race in America.
“In terms of people actually working in the administration, apparently everybody is fine, nobody is leaving, they’re all okay with it.”
Within the span of about a week, the President of the United States will have endorsed white supremacists and announced that he’s pardoning a man who racially profiled Latinos.Â
“If allowed to continue along this senseless path, Mr. Trump will do lasting harm to American society and to our standing in the world.”
“The president needs to be crystal clear that hatred has no place in our society, but he is currently failing at it.”
Fox News’s Sheppard Smith announced during his program that they couldn’t find a single to Republican who would come on his show and defend Donald Trump’s comments about white supremacists and Nazis being good people. Max Tani of Business Insider tweeted: Shep says he couldn't find any Republicans to come on to defend Trump today:…
It wasn’t Donald Trump who shut down the presidential councils, but CEOs who shut Trump after they decided in a conference call to collectively resign.
The right-wing activist retweeted by President Donald Trump is a Navy intelligence officer named John Michael Posobiec III, whose security clearance is currently suspended, according to NBC News.
In other words, Trump is being Trump.
A humiliated Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he is ending his manufacturing council after CEOs fled him in the wake of his Charlottesville remarks. Trump tweeted: Rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople of the Manufacturing Council & Strategy & Policy Forum, I am ending both. Thank you all! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)…
Congressman Jerrold Nadler (D-NY), senior Member of the House Judiciary Committee and former Chairman and Ranking Member of the Constitution Subcommittee, along with Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ) and Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) have filed a motion to censure and condemn President Trump for encouraging white supremacists.
Instead of attending the memorial service for Heather Heyer, Donald Trump did the bare minimum by tweeting about her once.
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) did what other Republicans have refused to do. He criticized the President by name and told Trump that he is dividing America and that many Republicans don’t agree with his rolling out of the welcome mat for David Duke.
The signs are growing that Trump’s base is shrinking. The new Marist Poll finds that Republican support for Trump has dropped 12 points and strong Republican support for the President has dipped 14 points.
Ex-RNC spokesperson Doug Heye brought up a fantastic point after Trump’s press conference. There is no way that Republicans can ask for support from minorities after the President’s full throated defense of racists.
President Trump tried an obvious at distraction by attempting to take credit for North Korea not attacking the US.
Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) is saying what the press won’t. Donald Trump is unfit to serve as President Of The United States.
Trump is urging Republicans in Congress to use the Steve Scalise shooting as a cover for his support of neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
With the entire country turning against him at a rapid pace, Trump has issued talking points to his surrogates that claim he was right to defend the racists and the left is responsible for the violence in Charlottesville.
The Commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. Robert Neller, has spoken out against Trump’s support for racists with a tweet stating that there is no place for racial hatred in the Marines.
When Trump used his press conference to defend white supremacist and Nazi violence, a growing group of Republicans went after their own president.
What little fragments were left of the Trump presidency were set ablaze by the President as he defended racists and blamed the left for the violence in Charlottesville.
Donald Trump was asked by reporters if the Charlottesville attack was terrorism, and the President refused to call the killing of one and wounding of 19 by a white supremacist terrorism.
President Trump, who has never hesitated to offer an opinion before having the facts before, said that he needed the facts before he condemned racism. Trump went on to attack the press for not praising his statement.
Trump is described by White House officials as enraged at the press for not giving him positive coverage after the Charlottesville violence. Trump is said to be in no mood for moderation and sounds like a president who is coming apart.
Trump will sign an executive order that will end the requirement that flood prone infrastructure is built with rising sea levels in mind, which means that thanks to Trump, it will infrastructure will be more dangerous to human life during floods.
Donald Trump claimed threatened the CEOs on his manufacturing council that they could be easily replaced. After Trump made his threat, a fourth CEO quit.
The White House is trying to claim that Donald Trump inadvertently retweeted an image of a train running over a CNN reporter, but it looks suspiciously like days after Charlottesville, the President was promoting violence.
Less than a day after he called for national unity on condemning racism and bigotry, Donald Trump went birther on Obama by proclaiming that the US really is his home.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich is the third CEO to quit Trump’s manufacturing council in less than 24 hours over the President’s weak condemnation of white supremacists and the violence in Charlottesville.
New Yorkers went straight for Trump’s weak spot, and a blocks line of protesters greeted the President by chanting, “He’s orange. He’s gross. He lost the popular vote.”
A policy bulletin from the FBI and Department of Homeland Security warned Trump months before Charlottesville about the rising threat of white supremacist violence, and the President did nothing.
Under Armour’s Kevin Plank became the second CEO to leave Trump’s manufacturing council after the President did not do enough to denounce the racist attacks in Charlottesville. Under Armour tweeted a statement from CEO Kevin Plank: I love our country & company. I am stepping down from the council to focus on inspiring & uniting…
Trump reacted by throwing a fit after the American people didn’t fall for his half hearted and disinterested condemnation of Nazis and the KKK.
Trump’s approval with whites is falling so fast that he now has the same first term approval rating white voters as former President Barack Obama. Carrie Dann of NBC News tweeted the data from Gallup: As of mid-August of 1st term: (Gallup) Obama approvalwhite: 46%nonwhite: 73% Trump approval:white: 46%nonwhite: 15% — Carrie Dann (@CarrieNBCNews) August…
Trump decided that subtle racism wasn’t good enough, so he took it up another notch by announcing that he is considering a pardon for Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff who was found guilty of illegally conducting anti-immigrant traffic patrols.
Experts responded with outrage as President Trump appeared to call on the rest of the country to unite with Nazis and white supremacists during his updated statement on Charlottesville.
According to the latest Gallup Daily Tracking Poll, Donald Trump’s approval rating has fallen to among the worst in the history polling after his bungled response to the racist domestic terror attack in Charlottesville. Here is the poll: GALLUP: President Trump's approval rating drops to 34%, the lowest of his presidency. https://t.co/7ehrauAXlN pic.twitter.com/c8azLX7zp0 — Scott…
President Trump finally said what he should have said two days ago, but his condemnation of racism did not include a disavowal of the support of the racists in Charlottesville, and the President fled the scene without taking questions from reporters.
Trump’s attack on Merck’s CEO for quitting his manufacturing council because the president refuses to condemn racists has backfired as Merck stock is having its best day since July 27.
As he returned to the White House on Monday, Donald Trump ignored questions from the press about condemning the actions of neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
Trump showed his priorities on Monday by not denouncing racists, but he did have time to throw a fit and attack a CEO who quit his manufacturing council. Trump tweeted: Now that Ken Frazier of Merck Pharma has resigned from President's Manufacturing Council,he will have more time to LOWER RIPOFF DRUG PRICES! — Donald J….
Attorney General Jeff Sessions tried to defend Trump as condemning racists and white supremacists on CBS This Morning, but his whole argument fell apart when Charlie Rose pointed out that the President never said any of those things.
The President claimed that all sides committed acts of violence in Charlottesville, VA, but the person who rammed a car into a crowd of people killing one and injuring 19 idolized Hitler and held white supremacist views. The Washington Post reported on the domestic terrorist, James Alex Fields Jr., “A man accused of plowing a…
In less than ten minutes, Charlottesville Mayor Michael Signer showed more political courage than the entire Republican Party by laying blame for white supremacist domestic terror attack in his city on Donald Trump’s courtship of racism during his presidential campaign.
Members of Congress are publicly calling out Trump, as his own party is distancing themselves from the President, which suggests that his sinking approval ratings could drop even lower.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller wants to interview former Trump chief of staff and RNC chairman Reince Priebus about the Russia scandal and the firing of James Comey.
Though the majority of Americans do not condone the racially driven terrorism we saw in Charlottesville this weekend, this is increasingly what America is becoming with Donald Trump in the White House.
A Trump White House official is claiming that the “leftist mob” in Charlottesville was as, or more violent than the white Trump supporting racists, and is responsible for Saturday’s violence and terrorism.
There has been a lot of conversation in the media about “white non-college educated economic anxiety” being the motivating factor for Trump support, but after Charlottesville, the press can no longer deny that racism is the real motivator of many Trump supporters.
Obama’s message of love and unity – and his clear suggestion that today’s violence was racially motivated – stood in stark contrast to Trump’s remarks.
“If this is not who we are as Americans, let’s prove it,” Hillary Clinton said.
Denouncing terrorism at the hands of white supremacists wouldn’t fit Trump’s narrative that America should fear only minority groups.
The willingness of this president to ignore what is specifically fueling the outbreak of deadly violence and hatred in Virginia will only give oxygen to those causing it.
A completely mentally gone Trump stopped reading his statement about Charlottesville and began rambling about his accomplishments.
President Trump blamed the left for the violence in Charlottesville, while ignoring the behavior of his own racist supporters, as Trump claimed that “all sides” are to be blamed.
As violence erupted and a state of emergency was declared in Charlottesville, VA after white supremacists marching in Trump’s name turned violent; all the impotent president could do was tweet “sad.”
Meanwhile, the President of the United States remains silent as, at this hour, he is likely teeing off from one of the fairways at his golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey.
The GOP senator said the ideas spewed by the alt-right marchers “have no place in a civil society.”
The counter-protesters gathered Saturday to deliver a message of unity and tell the hate group, “Love has always won.”
As counter-protesters have taken to the streets in Charlottesville, VA to stand up against the KKK and neo-Nazi alt-right racism and hate, violence has broken out against those who are standing against racism and bigotry. Meanwhile, Donald Trump golfs in New Jersey and stays silent.
Trump can continue to threaten to invade whichever country he’s mad at on a given day, but he’ll be doing so without the support his own party, the American people or the international community.
Donald Trump bragged to the governor of Guam that he was making him famous and going to increase his tourism, while North Korea is threatening to attack the island.
Nikki Haley looked shocked and gave Trump a what the hell look when she realized that he just made up the military option of invading Venezuela.
Donald Trump is now threatening to get the US involved in two wars by telling reporters that he hasn’t ruled out a US military option in Venezuela.
Trump was asked repeated questions by reporters about North Korea, but all the mentally unstable sounding president could reply with was, “I think you know the answer to that.”
Trump responded with a whiny fit about his critics when he was asked by reporters about criticism that his rhetoric towards North Korea is making the situation worse.
