If the Press really wanted to call out hypocrisy, why not bring up the fact that 45's own Evangelical campaign manager ended his mistress's pregnancy with an abortion pill. Think that's not a big deal while you're trying to end Roe?
Will the media ignore the crazy again and just act like Trump isn’t posting Sammy the Bull vouching for him as a reason his fraud case should get dismissed? Is anyone besides liberal cable news going to cover THIS ONE? Incompetent press will cause us to lose free press.
Judge Engoron’s decision to allow Trump to speak in court was smart, since it took away one of his grounds for appeal. After Trump unleashed a barrage of attacks in a 6-minute diatribe, Engoron cut him off and recessed for lunch.
Trump was FURIOUS — which made me a happy camper!
My predecessor tried to strip millions of people of their health care coverage, end Medicaid coverage for millions more, and return to the days when insurance companies had free reign to deny coverage based on pre-existing conditions and charge women more than men.
I won’t let it happen on my watch.
Trump admitted he pocketed at least $8 million in foreign cash while president, now MAGA says, “he didn’t say that.”
He said it on tv.
In front of probably millions of people. But he “didn’t say it.”
But when they say his indictments are “election interference” & you show them the facts disputing their claim, they say you’re lying.
Truth isn’t truth.
Because it’s a goddamned cult.
They'll call you a communist if you want poor kids to receive free lunches at school in the summertime, and it's just one of the thousands of reasons I abandoned the Republican Party forever
I'd like to know when Marjorie Taylor Greene is being held accountable for revenge porn, for showing pictures of Hunter Biden's junk in Congress.
Aren't there laws against that?
Even for "lawmakers?"
They’re not going to put a woman in jail for having a miscarriage.
Let that sink in.
In the state of Ohio, they very seriously considered punishing a woman with a year in prison… because she miscarried.
They’ve decided not to.
But that it even got to that point is f’ng insane.
For all of you saying Trump was anti-war and didn't have any wars under his watch, take a deep breath and take a seat, we got some bad news for you.
Trump massively escalated the country’s existing wars in multiple theaters, leading to skyrocketing casualties. In Afghanistan, he substantially upped the amount of airstrikes, leading to a 330 percent increase in civilian deaths. In Yemen, he escalated both U.S. counterterrorism activities and support for the devastating Saudi-led war against the Houthis. According to the United Kingdom’s Bureau of Investigative Journalism, there were 2,243 drone strikes in just the first two years of Trump’s presidency, compared with 1,878 in the entire eight years of the Obama administration. Trump also came very close to tweeting the country into a nuclear war with North Korea in late 2017 and early 2018, a completely self-inflicted incident that seems to have been bizarrely memory-holed. Trump “didn’t merely threaten to attack North Korea if it possessed the ability to strike the U.S.,” wrote the Intercept’s Jon Schwarz. “He ordered the Pentagon to develop new plans, over the resistance of then-Secretary of Defense James Mattis, to do so.” According to former Pentagon official and Asia security expert Van Jackson, who wrote a book about the crisis, “The world was closer … to nuclear war, at that time than any time, since the Cuban Missile Crisis. And it was totally avoidable.” Trump put the U.S. on a path to “great-power competition” with China, incited a failed coup in Venezuela, and increased support for reckless, repressive clients around the world. Indeed, Trump was seen as such a dangerous interventionist that Congress passed the first war powers resolution in history to try to end his support for the Yemen war. Less than a year later, Congress passed a second resolution to brush him back from a potential war with Iran after he OK’d the assassination of Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Commander Qassem Soleimani. Both measures passed with Republican support, making opposition to Trump’s militarism one of the very few areas of bipartisan agreement during his administration.