Trump may have won the primary in South Carolina, but down in the weeds of the vote, he has some real problems. Haley won’t be a factor from now on. But her voters will, and Trump will ignore them at his peril.
The days that Republicans could say they were pro-life and forget about the details are over. It turns out that being anti-abortion wasn’t about the fetus as much as it was about the votes.
Republicans say: if you’re pregnant and don’t want to have the baby, you can’t stop your pregnancy. But if you’re infertile and you want to start a pregnancy, you can’t do that, either.
The "evidence" gathered by the House impeachment committee was discussed with the press late this afternoon by their new spokesperson Emily Litella, who simply said, “Never mind.”
What Donald Trump has always called the “Russia hoax” was never a hoax at all. It was real, and it is continuing, and it now reaches into the United States Congress.
Ukraine spent years on the defenses they built around and in Avdiivka, but they will have only days or weeks to build new defensive lines to the west of the town.
The allegation that DA Willis had somehow benefitted financially from her private relationship with a lawyer she had hired to work in her office was a page right out of the Donald Trump playbook.
Without the government and taxes that Trump and the Republican Party rail against every day, much of the technology we depend on today would have never happened.
Among other things, the Biden campaign should have T-shirts and lawn signs made up with Trump’s photograph and the words, dumb, shameful, dangerous and un-American.
To satisfy Trump's appeal, the Supreme Court would have to find that any future president who loses an election and is unhappy about it will be able overturn it so long as he labels everything he does an “official act.”
It isn’t the gaffes made by these two old men in their contest to become the next president of the United States. It is what they have said clearly and distinctly about their intentions should they be elected.
The insurrection the justices seemed so reluctant to talk about happened in their neighborhood, across the street. It was an attack on their Constitution. The one they are sworn to support and defend.
The court seemed to think that if they were to rule in favor of Colorado, they would be rubber-stamping Colorado’s assertion that an insurrection took place—something that conservatives clearly do not want to do.