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With so many politicians, provocateurs and punks to dislike these days, it’s a target-rich environment for a dispirited columnist.I’m torn among the alarming array of possible Republican running mates for Donald Trump, the near-certain GOP presidential candidate; the pro-Palestinian campus protesters who make one nostalgic for the draft; Stormy Daniels, “adult entertainment artist,” a.k.a. porn actor, who testified this week in Trump’s hush-money trial; and Trump himself, who is a human windfall of grotesquerie and arrogant mediocrity. This article was originally published by a www.washingtonpost.com . Read the Original article here. .
NEW YORK — Within the span of an hour, one court rescued Donald Trump from potential financial ruin, while another set a trial to start in the height of the campaign season.The presumptive Republican presidential nominee rolled with the rapid twists Monday with his usual defiance and bluster — in split seconds attacking one set of judges and praising another, ignoring reporters then suddenly pivoting to address them, brushing off heckles and welcoming cheers from onlookers along the streets. This article was originally published by a www.washingtonpost.com . Read the Original article here. .
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham didn’t seem to appreciate how CNN reported on Stormy Daniels’ testimony Thursday in Donald Trump’s criminal trial—especially an instance in which she revealed that a past tweet of hers describing an “orange turd” was, in fact, a reference to the indicted former president.A week after taking umbrage at the rival network’s discussion of Michael Cohen calling his former boss “Von ShitzInPants,” and how that crass nickname had come up during the hush-money trial, Ingraham had a similar reaction during her opening monologue.Calling the press “Biden boosters,” Ingraham claimed CNN commentators were “trying to rehabilitate” Daniels…
Everyone is a winner right now as far as former President Trump is concerned, according to an audio recording obtained by Axios.Why it matters: Trump’s most prominent surrogates went to his Mar-a-Lago resort on Saturday to audition for vice president, and Trump provided some real-time reviews. What he’s saying: In the audio, Trump at a private luncheon commented on each of the following lawmakers, giving some insight into his thinking:Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) — “A very smart person. She was in upstate New York when I met her…little did we realize she would be such a big factor.”Rep. Byron Donalds…
Senate Republicans are in search of legislative tools to force President Joe Biden to relinquish his threat of withholding U.S. military aid to Israel amid heightened tensions with the ally over its war in Gaza. Biden is vowing to halt a shipment of 2,000-pound bombs in an effort to influence Israel not to launch a new military offensive in Rafah over concerns about more civilian casualties in the densely populated Gaza city home to more than 1 million civilians and refugees. “We can’t let this pass without some pushback,” said Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC). He is leading the charge among…
In a post on his Truth Social site, former President Trump took a dig at George Conway, with pictures of Conway from his 2016 election night win. “Mr. Kellyanne Conway celebrating my Victory in 2016!” Trump posted Thursday. One photo showed Conway wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat with his wife, former top Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway, and another showed him filming Trump with a crowd of supporters. Conway, who announced his divorce from Kellyanne Conway last year, has become a frequent Trump critic. While Kellyanne Conway remained loyal to Trump throughout his time in office, he went on…
6:44 p.m. ET, April 2, 2024 In quest to change voting rules, GOP is pushing ballot measures in Wisconsin and other key battleground states From CNN’s Fredreka Schouten In this 2020 photo, people vote at the Milwaukee County Sports Complex in Franklin, Wisconsin. Morry Gash/AP/File Republican lawmakers and activists in several presidential battlegrounds are pushing ballot measures to change how elections are run in their states. Critics say those efforts, if successful, could make it harder to administer voting in places that could decide key political contests. Today, Wisconsin voters are deciding whether to alter the state’s constitution and ban…
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Under cross-examination, bookkeeper Rebecca Manochio confirms her understanding that Donald Trump is the only person who could sign his personal checks.She says no business expenses were sent to him the same way.Attorney Susan Necheles asks whether “it was all the checks for all of his personal expenses” sent to Trump. “Correct,” Manochio says.”It was no business expenses that were being sent to him?” Necheles asks. “Correct,” she said.”These were all personal bills that had to be paid promptly, right?” Necheles asks. “Yes,” Manochio says. This article was originally published by a www.cnn.com . Read the Original article here. .