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[What Michael Cohen’s Guilty Plea Means for Donald Trump] But with Moscow trying to hack everything from anti-Trump conservative think tanks to (maybe) the lesson plans for liberal preschools,
Donald Trump, however, is a president who marches to a different brass band. Consider what he has done in just the last week.
Trump.
Even as we near the 46th anniversary of the June 17, 1972, break-in at the Democratic National Committee, the events that led to Richard Nixon’s downfall seem vivid and contemporary in a way that the Iran-Contra
President Donald Trump has sold himself as the consummate deal-maker. But while he has been clear-eyed about the Iran nuclear accord, he has perhaps been overly focused on its shortcomings.
From convincing the president to stay in the Iran nuclear deal and Paris climate accords to making the case that new steel tariffs shouldn’t apply to the European Union and urging continued cooperation
Watch: Trump, Touting Pompeo’s ‘Energy,’ Says He Clashed with Tillerson on Iran Deal [jwp-video n=”1″] Disposable patriots Why would anyone choose to be treated like this — disposable like
As the firestorm known as Iran Contra began to ebb, a new White House director of communications joined the Reagan team to help rebuild the presidential persona and move beyond what had been a grueling
Trump, there is room for only one Rex, the president himself.
Trump also blamed Corker for the Iran deal, which Corker opposed, and called Corker a “negative voice” trying to stop the president’s “great agenda.”
Some excerpts: The Trump-Pence Years “…President Trump remained defiant throughout the early summer of 2017.
You almost expected Trump in the next breath to blame Watergate on the second-rate locks at the DNC.