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“That will for me establish a pattern of this president to continue to obstruct our collection of evidence to try to prevent us from getting to the truth, to continue a cover-up that is preventing
Finkelstein’s style was “unmistakable,” wrote Howard Kurtz in The Washington Post in 1996, “an avalanche of attack ads painting Democrats as ‘liberal,’ ‘ultraliberal,’ ‘embarrassingly liberal’ and
[Pelosi again urges caution on Trump impeachment, post-Mueller report] The D.C. district court judge who heard the case, John D. Bates, ruled for the Judiciary Committee.
Colleague” letter sent to House Democrats on Monday, saying that while there are disagreements on the next investigatory steps, all Democrats agree “that we should proceed down a path of finding the truth
Trump knew of and directed the Trump-Moscow [hotel] negotiations throughout the campaign and lied about it.”
An ally of Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Schakowsky said she for the most part agrees with the California Democrat’s comments to the Washington Post that impeachment is an issue that will divide the country
But while all of Cohen’s statements should be regarded with caution, there is a significant factor that suggests that Trump’s longtime fixer may finally be fixed on the truth.
OPINION — Both CNN and The Washington Post ran stories Wednesday stating that Robert Mueller will deliver his secret report to the Justice Department next week or soon thereafter.
the reaction in the House chamber or the post-speech punditry.
“Where walls go up, illegal crossings go way down,” Trump said of areas where walls, barriers or fencing already exist. Watch: Remember When Donald Trump Wanted Mexico To Pay for the Wall?
Smith’s recent appearance on MSNBC’s “Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell” sparked a groundswell of support among viewers who made her video the 10th most viewed post on Twitter, shared by thousands including
Lamar Alexander, reflecting the freedom of a Republican senator retiring in 2020, got it right when he wrote in a Washington Post op-ed, “Government shutdowns should be as off-limits to budget negotiations