"And you shall love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. This is the first commandment. And the second, like it, is this: You shall love your neighbor as yourself. There is no commandment greater than these."
Nine tweets. Five maps. A sharpie-doctored Oval Office display. A national security council statement. Lots of presidential griping. As Dorian crashes into SC, POTUS is focused on defending his inaccurate claim about a threat to Alabama. W/@ToluseO: https://t.co/3MWoO3mMSr
Buh-bye: Two more Republican members, including the fifth one from Texas this year, announced Wednesday they were done with Congress. That brings the number of GOPers who won’t run next year to 15. If that looks like rats running off a sinking ship to you, well, you’re right.
Any democrat worth their salt will mention, again and again, Trump spending all his time worried about his Alabama tweet while ignoring the hurricane currently battering the Carolinas.
Cause it will send Trump spiraling out of control.
"Rumors that Kushner and Ivanka Trump wanted to consider replacements for Pence—specifically trying to find a woman running mate to help win back the suburbs in 2020—have worried the vice president’s camp..."
https://t.co/i6q5IcmWhM
"This idea that when the president of the United States... is not beholden to the truth, that gives permission to world leaders all over the planet, particularly authoritarians, to not tell the truth... Trump is the disinformationist-in-chief" - @stengel w/ @NicolleDWallace
President Trump personally directed his homeland security adviser to issue that statement this afternoon insisting his briefing Sunday included the "possibility of tropical storm force winds in southeastern Alabama," I’m told.
Republican senators whose states are impacted by Trump's diversion of military construction funds to build the wall include Tillis ($80 mil), McConnell ($62 mil), Cornyn ($48 mil), Graham ($11 mil), and Gardner ($8 mil). All are up for reelection in 2020.
https://t.co/vME747YdtA
A benefit concert for suicide prevention, in honor of the late musician Avicii, is set for Dec. 5 in his hometown of Stockholm, Sweden. https://t.co/XfVThE68M4
Trump promised Mexico would pay for his wall.
But he’s taking the money away from service members and their families instead.
From their schools and their childcare.
It’s bad enough that he lied. But now military families are paying the price.
Watch 45's approval fall in states he hurts by taking $ appropriated by Cong for military bases in those states to build his useless wall. I know from being General Counsel of the Army the impact on states of cutting military projects. Voting will reflect this.
The fossil fuel industry wants us to talk about light bulbs and cheeseburgers so we don't talk about how 70% of pollution comes from transportation, electricity production, and buildings.
I won't be sidetracked—we need bold action to fight climate change. https://t.co/Q6P1siyOy8
Kentucky is losing $62M for housing and a school for our soldiers at Ft. Campbell. Who do you serve @senatemajldr?
Not our troops or the people of Kentucky. #MoscowMitch#MorningJoe
I have now heard more about #SharpiePresident Trump and his Alabama doodle than I have heard about who paid off Brett Kavanaugh’s $92,000 country club fees plus his $200,000 credit card debt plus his $1.2 million mortgage, and purchased themselves a SCOTUS seat.