Trump spread a variety of distortions at a New Hampshire rally, including about the border wall and voter fraud, and still more in other venues. The release of his proposed budget prompted Democrats to wrongly accuse him of undermining Medicare.
Barr makes it clear that Trump’s interference infringes what an Attorney General must do
With no restraints and no regard for law or order, Trump now feels no need to obey anyone’s rules or regulations,
Trump’s so-called “budget” is a myriad collection of lies, twisted “facts” and outright falsifications that doesn’t stand a chance in Congress.
Anyone who put country before him and testified would pay, Trump warned, and payback is a bitch.
A night of system crashes and error-prone reporting of votes displayed an out-of-control caucus system that can not be trusted.
Trump lied and exaggerated more than 30 times in a 78-minute speech that was more hyperbole and campaign propaganda than a report on the state of a divided nation.
“I am not a member of any organized political party,” Will Rogers once said. “I am a Democrat.”
The evidence against Trump was clear, conclusive and concise but that didn’t matter one bit to the majority of Republicans in the Senate. He may be a crook but he is their crook and that was all that mattered.
Even Republicans say their president is at least unethical and others say he is criminal but he is what they have and that is acceptable for now. Or is it?