President Donald Trump may want to avoid taking legal advice from former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee.
After a federal judge on Wednesday ordered a hold on Trump’s revised travel ban, Huckabee urged the President to ignore the ruling, citing Andrew Jackson’s refusal to enforce an 1832 Supreme Court decision affirming the sovereignty of the Cherokee Nation. Jackson rejected the decision in Worcester v. Georgia, leading to the forcible expulsion of some 15,000 Cherokee from Georgia along the Trail of Tears. Some 4,000 died on that journey.
Trump Says He Has Been Treated Very Unfairly by People Who Wrote Constitution. - Andy Borowitz
The World Is A Safer Place Without
- In 35 American states, children of any age can be convicted and sentenced
- Tillerson urges 'new approach' to North Korea, gives no details
- School shooting, letter bomb at IMF put France on alert
- New details released on Russia-related payments to Flynn before he joined Trump campaign
The funny thing is the same people that believed America was "losing" now believes it's "winning." - Tea Pain
Sebastian Gorka, a top national security adviser to President Trump, stonewalled when BuzzFeed News asked about a report that he belongs to a Nazi-allied group.
“Send a request to White House press,” Gorka told BuzzFeed News.
Meanwhile, the White House is also criticizing Rachel Maddow, saying it’s “totally illegal to steal and publish tax returns.” They said the documents should be released the proper way: by having a Russian hacker give them to WikiLeaks. - Jimmy Fallon
President Donald Trump's ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, defended the administration's new travel ban in an interview that aired Thursday, asserting that “it's not a Muslim ban” and that she would “never support a Muslim ban.
"I'm sorry we can't afford Meals on Wheels," Trump will say aboard Air Force One as he makes his fifth trip to Mar-a-Lago since inauguration. - Adam Smith
Republican Shenanigans
- ‘Calm down’: Sean Spicer blows up at reporters after Intel committee says no wiretapping of Trump
- Asked For Wiretapping Proof, Trump Cites Reports That Don't Prove His Claim
- 'The President Looked Like a Third-Grader': CNN Political Director Hammers Trump's Tucker Interview
- Trump Proposes Eliminating National Endowments For Arts And Humanities
- American Medical Association urges GOP to go 'back to the drawing board'
- Three airport security programs axed under Trump budget
- Trump's NASA budget cancels Europa lander and Asteroid Redirect Mission
- White House budget proposal targets ARM, Earth science missions, education
- Sen. Ralph Shortey Is Facing Child Prostitution Charges Involving a Teen Boy
- 'You, sir, shut up!': Republican congressman shouts down a constituent at tense town hall
- Hannity Suggests Judge Who Blocked Muslim Ban Did Weed And Blow With Obama In College
Dept. Of Vocabulary Adjustment
As Congress looks into his claims against predecessor Barack Obama, President Trump is trying to alter the meaning of the term "wiretap".
Sean Spicer reminds me of the kid who would stuff a whole pack of Bubble Yum into his mouth just so he wouldn’t have to share it. - Conan O'Brien
Someone Is Impersonating Obama
Kevin Lewis, a spokesman for the former president, told CNN's KFile, "These pre-recorded calls were not authorized by President Barack Obama, have no connection to the former President, and have been reported to appropriate law enforcement authorities.
Trump made $150 million in income, paid $38 million in taxes in 2005. Some people were surprised he paid any taxes at all. 2005 was an off year for everyone. Johnny Depp made that Willy Wonka movie. Kanye West and George Bush had that problem. Harry Potter’s goblet caught on fire. And Donald Trump accidentally paid some taxes. - Jimmy Kimmel
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Pretty cool that Muslim ban blocked by Chinese-American AG arguing on behalf of Syrian-American plaintiff before a Native Hawaiian judge. - Julia Carrie Wong
Rock The Voter News
- Obama Chief Of Staff: The President 'Can Not,' 'Did Not' Order A Wiretap
- Schumer says Democrats will 'emphatically oppose' Trump's proposed cuts
Canada's Trudeau Gently Hints To Ivanka Not To Hate Foreigners
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday invited first daughter Ivanka Trump to a Broadway musical that celebrates openness to foreign travelers.
The thing about Meals on Wheels wasn't just the food. Those volunteers checked on clients, might be the only person they saw all week. - Susie Madrak
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Biz/Tech News
- Crude Oil 48.77
- Mortgage rates jump again for 2nd week and hit 2017 highs
- Rupert Murdoch’s bid to takeover UK broadcasting company Sky is raising red flags
- Lack of Oxford comma costs Maine company millions in overtime dispute
Here’s the thing: Donald Trump is never going to release his taxes — or the kraken, or Melania, for that matter. - Jimmy Kimmel
Trump's Bigly Budget Bombing?
Defense hawks, rural conservatives and even some of Donald Trump's most vocal supporters in Congress sharply criticized the president's first budget proposal on Thursday, pushing back on the huge potential hike in defense spending as insufficient...
Russia may have trouble getting athletes to compete in the 2018 Olympics after their big doping scandal. People were confused — they were like, “You can rig an ELECTION, but not a urine test?” - Jimmy Fallon
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