
Brain-Dead Republicans Acquit Guilty President — Now What?
Senate Republicans found some creative ways to explain why President Donald Trump’s blocking of military aid to Ukraine did not warrant impeachment.
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Senate Republicans found some creative ways to explain why President Donald Trump’s blocking of military aid to Ukraine did not warrant impeachment.
Coordinated attacks from the president and administration-friendly media have spooked government employees who might want to expose wrongdoing.
For two decades, Fox News has made piles of money from creating a fictional America in which conservatives are under assault and can play the victim. Under Trump, the network stopped pretending that it is fair and balanced.
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President Donald Trump’s attempted quid pro quo isn’t the first by a corrupt Republican president eager to discredit a likely Democratic opponent.
Ex-CIA officer Frank Snepp recalls the forgotten past of ex-CIA officer Bill Barr — and what Barr did that was so controversial the first time he was attorney general, nearly three decades ago.
WhoWhatWhy probes the Russian connection, visits the dead banker’s family, and hears yet another version of what happened.
Not long before he died this year, James Leavelle granted an exclusive interview to WhoWhatWhy. The Dallas homicide detective, who was chained to Lee Harvey Oswald when Oswald was shot and killed by Jack Ruby, said some interesting and surprising things.
To Fox News commentators, impeachments are attempted coups and Trump invented weekends.
A whistleblower complaint is behind the mountain of damaging evidence changing minds about impeachment. It’s a miracle it got through.
Dropping the T-bomb is just one more symptom of Trump’s increasing instability and loss of self-control.