Thanks for posting all those. I can imagine someone not in the US looking at them and seeing it as a snapshot of us these days. 

Meanwhile, in the Trump Legal Olympics:

 

 

diGenova out. Story w/@maggieNYT and @MarkLandler https://t.co/kjqWwGBgWU

— Michael S. Schmidt (@nytmike) March 25, 2018

Can't be stressed enough - he's a sitting president with personal wealth and few if any white shoe firms want to work for him. https://t.co/90mgtMTqfL

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) March 25, 2018

NEW from @ddknyt: How a Cambridge Analytica-linked company was allegedly used by Leave campaigners to evade British election spending limits: https://t.co/G7CO69hNAO

— Nick Confessore (@nickconfessore) March 25, 2018

“Mattis, who has argued for keeping the Iran deal intact and warned that military confrontation with North Korea would result in “the worst kind of fighting in most people’s lifetimes,” told colleagues that he did not know if he could work with Bolton” https://t.co/XqPn5TR05m

— Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) March 25, 2018

Sunday morning shows: “I never approved Cambridge Analytica” to work for the Trump campaign, @CLewandowski_ says. He says the company pitched him 3 times, and he did NOT know Bannon had a stake in the company.

— Elizabeth Landers (@ElizLanders) March 25, 2018

"Gun violence disproportionately impacts people of color. It is our duty to help them tell their stories, and to share the platform we have received in our part due to our privilege." co-editor of @EagleEyeMSD reflects on #MarchForOurLives https://t.co/KZ4WcWkDwb

— Lois Beckett (@loisbeckett) March 25, 2018

4 hours ago, DRW50 said:

Thanks for posting all those. I can imagine someone not in the US looking at them and seeing it as a snapshot of us these days. 

Wouldn't they be right?

Rick Santorum doing the Sunday shows saying that instead of asking other people to solve their problems high school kids should be taking CPR classes. What a [!@#$%^&*] idiot.  I wish Ana Navarro had been in that segment.

Anyone else looking forward to the Stormy Daniels interview as much as I am? 

And the Trumpists are basically saying to the kids who are speaking out about gun violence "Shut up and grieve."

Watching Stormy right now. This sh-it is nanas. 

 

I'm in tears from laughing about the fact he let her spank him with a magazine with his face on the cover. So narcissistic. 

I believe her.

 

Edited March 26, 20187 yr by Juliajms

45 minutes ago, Ryan Chamberlain said:

Watching Stormy right now. This sh-it is nanas. 

 

I'm in tears from laughing about the fact he let her spank him with a magazine with his face on the cover. So narcissistic. 

can you imagine this creature bending over in underwear letting a woman spank him with a magazine?

Very effective of Daniels'/Cliffords' lawyer to repeatedly refer to Cohen's/Trump's tactics as being "thuggish".  A very apt description of how Trump Inc. has been known to operate.

 

Interesting too that this is being seen as being worse than John Edwards' campaign violations, which were pretty darn bad.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/onpolitics/2018/03/25/stormy-daniels-60-minutes-5-new-things/457414002/

 

Interesting not one mention of the potential campaign finance violations. Not salacious enough I guess, even though it was described as worse than John Edwards

Edited March 26, 20187 yr by JaneAusten

To most who make their living at covering the news, Stormygate must seem mundane compared to the 1,001 other clusterf**ks swirling around TrumpCo.  

55 minutes ago, Khan said:

To most who make their living at covering the news, Stormygate must seem mundane compared to the 1,001 other clusterf**ks swirling around TrumpCo.  

 

None of this will make a dent in Trump, or how his supporters see him. I think the only reason it upsets Trump is because she and her team have capitalized off his name and refused to bow down to him.

It'll make a dent in soft support among women who don't tell their husbands on the right.

 

Also, as Maggie Haberman says, it hurts Trump personally because he can't stand ridicule, especially about his masculinity.

Edited March 26, 20187 yr by Vee

9 minutes ago, Vee said:

Also, as Maggie Haberman says, it hurts Trump personally because he can't stand ridicule, especially about his masculinity.

 

To me, that's the scary part.  Stormy makes him look like...less a man, so I wouldn't be surprised if Trump were to nuke some nation JUST to prove how big a man he THINKS he is.

8 minutes ago, Khan said:

 

To me, that's the scary part.  Stormy makes him look like...less a man, so I wouldn't be surprised if Trump were to nuke some nation JUST to prove how big a man he THINKS he is.

 

That's always going to be a risk. The closer he gets to the end, the more desperate he will become.