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[Beefing Up Afghan Troop Level Would Be Major Shift for Trump] “We are not nation-building again,” Trump said of his Afghanistan strategy. “We are killing terrorists.”
But, in truth, the only indispensable people in this administration are the handful of generals (Kelly, national security adviser H.R.
In the driver’s seat All the truth-defying gyrations of the Trump White House cannot erase the burden on congressional Republicans to provide something more tangible than tweets to voters struggling
Or, in the case of Reince Priebus, as The Washington Post reported, the president ordered his hapless chief of staff to come to the Oval Office to swat flies.
The cynical rationale had been that the Republican health care push was, in truth, a camouflaged tax cut for the affluent.
Take, for example, its scheduling of “An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power,” the Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk-directed sequel to 2006’s “An Inconvenient Truth,” the Al Gore PowerPoint-fueled warning
This, as much as ideology, explains the surprising rise of Bernie Sanders and the shocking presidency of Donald Trump.
If the White House has chosen to traffic in hyperbole and mendacity, then Congress must be the repository of truth.
No crystal ball The truth is — and I would wager that no one on television Thursday night will dare say this — that we don’t know if the 2017 special elections are predictors of larger political
The Post reported that Trump asked Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and National Security Agency Director Michael Rogers to publicly deny there was any such nefarious ties between the
[Blumenthal Says He Won’t Be ‘Bullied’ By ‘Slurs’ From Trump] This winter, the senator caused significant discomfort for Trump by recounting a conversation in which Neil Gorsuch, then a freshly
Comey as FBI director revealed an enduring truth about the next four years — there will never be a normal day as long as Donald Trump is in the White House.
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 17, 2017 var rcrdTwitter = 1; In another Monday morning tweet, the president fired off a somewhat confusing post, again criticizing the media — or at least some
The huge increase in public outreach to the Office of Government Ethics reflects an administration with unprecedented corporate entanglements and an outwardly blase approach to ethics statutes and the truth
Whether the White House's desire to avoid a public claim of executive privilege to keep her from providing the full truth on what happened contributed to the decision to cancel today's hearing, we do not
The Trump White House on Tuesday denied it tried to prevent the former acting attorney general whom President Donald Trump fired from testifying before a House committee about Russia.
For all the glib talk of Trump's deal-making skills, the president, in truth, had little to offer.
Comey dismissed Trump's fanciful version of the truth by saying, "It wasn't certainly our intention to say that today." J. Edgar Hoover battled with many presidents — particularly John F.
But in his opening statement, Trump also stressed "the need for NATO allies to pay their fair share of the cost of defense." On this point, uncharacteristically, Trump has truth on his side.
But with President Donald Trump in office, nothing is proving to be ordinary.