By voting to confirm Todd Blanche in the dead of night this weekend, the Senate rolled out the red carpet for Trump to keep acting more and more like a wannabe king.
We'll keep demanding legal accountability, especially if others aren't willing to.
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@NewYorker Each yes voting senator should be hanging their head in shame.
How does the Blanche who was decently regarded by colleagues at the SDNY live with himself?
@NewYorker Not news, but Judge Williams referred Blanche to the bar, and it was for a charge as far as I know / NO ONE ELSE has been associated with. As heinous as could be charged as an Officer of the Court.
On August 9, 1974, Richard M. Nixon became the first president in U.S. history to resign.
In retrospect, Nixon’s iniquities, infamous firsts if you will, pale compared to those of our illustrious person in the White House.
A few, to start:
First felon President.
@joncoopertweets Wastes of our attention, wastes of our taxpayer money, threats to our well-being, and the health of our democracy, all rolled into one. What’s a four-sided -fecta?
@cspan You are not worthy of your forebears who embrace America as the place they found refuge. Why so hateful (and no, you do not impress me as one who does love America - blinded so by your animus, and hateful ways). Love requires less hate.
NEW: Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) introduces new legislation to "once and for all rescind the unprecedented IRS audit immunity granted to President Trump"
Wyden cites "flimsy assurances" from Todd Blanche
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@MuellerSheWrote Flynn was cleared?
And I suppose you’re one of those people who insist the dossier was launched by D’s. It was started by R’s who were disaffected by Trump in the primary.
Not a day goes by without remembering that Jared Kushner is way overdue in filing his legally required financial disclosure.
If you're going to negotiate foreign policy, you can't head a firm that's bankrolled by foreign governments.
It's really not that hard to understand.