On Tuesday, leaks from veteran journalist Bob Woodward’s expose of the Trump presidency began to emerge. They paint a troubling picture, to put it lightly.
I wonder who will be the first person to resign or be fired.
It's too bad the Constitution doesn't have a provision to protect the country from such a maniac. Oh wait, it does: the 25th Amendment. - Andy Borowitz
The World Is A Safer Place Without
- ‘Let’s kill the f*cking lot of them’: Pentagon disobeyed Trump order to murder entire Syrian government
- Kremlin dismisses Trump warning on Syria's Idlib
- Kremlin accuses US of 'crudely' meddling in Russia's affairs
- State Dept. denounces ‘horrifying’ stabbing of two U.S. citizens in Amsterdam
- GOP Senator Slams Trump On Sessions: 'The U.S. Is Not Some Banana Republic
- Ten people shot at apartment complex in San Bernardino: police
Remember when Colin Kaepernick had a fake adoption meeting with Russian officials to help influence an American election? - Roland Scahill
Trump Steps On
CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin said Tuesday that President Trump's attacks against Attorney General Jeff Sessions over charges brought against two GOP lawmakers may be grounds for impeachment.
"This tweet alone may be an impeachable offense," Toobin said on CNN's "New Day." "This is such a disgrace. This is so contrary to the traditions of the Department of Justice (DOJ)."
Please, we must maintain decorum and proper order to ram through the Supreme Court pick of the rapist game show host before he’s indicted for a federal crime. - Jess Dweck
Somewhere in D.C. Robert Mueller kisses his wife goodbye and heads to work in his Air Jordans. - Andy Lassner
Republican Shenanigans
- Fox News’ Brit Hume: ‘Thank God for the people around Trump’ who steal papers to stop him from destroying the nation
- Democratic Sen. Leahy confronts Kavanaugh at contentious hearing: ‘You shouldn’t be sitting in front of us today’
- Lawmakers react to Trump's tweet on Attorney General Jeff Sessions
- Trump spends Labor Day morning bashing labor leader over Fox News criticism
- White House reporters baffled by Trump’s ‘odd’ and ‘unusual’ behavior on Labor Day
- Longtime Republican official resigns from the party with a devastating rebuke of Trump’s enablers
- Bush lawyer releases 42,000 pages of Kavanaugh docs in 11th hour, angering Schumer
- Meghan McCain Gives Fiery, Tearful Eulogy for Father John McCain
My first question to Kavanaugh would be, “Don’t you feel a little weird about being nominated by a moron?” - Andy Borowitz
KAVANAUGH? KAVANOT!
Despite a last-minute document dump, a visibly angry Charles Grassley lashed out at Democrats for demanding hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh be delayed
Mitch McConnell handing the Merrick Garland SCOTUS seat to Trump was the shadiest gift in the history of stolen merchandise. - John Fugelsang
Trump should just nominate Judge Judy. Most Americans think she's on the Supreme Court anyway. - Marie Conner
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Rock The Voter News
All I am saying is I think Barack and Michelle Obama need to hold a Beto O’Rourke Rally featuring Jay Z and BeyoncĂ© on the same day as Donald Trump’s Ted Cruz rally. -Tony Posnanski
“He’s an idiot. It’s pointless to try to convince him of anything. He’s gone off the rails. We’re in Crazytown. I don’t even know why any of us are here. This is the worst job I’ve ever had." - Trump's Chief of Staff, John Kelly on Trump, in Bob Woodward's new book
The Right Stuff
Several months after the US Supreme Court handed the presidency to George W Bush in 2000, I saw Bill Clinton give a speech on C-SPAN. The subject stressed the importance to keep the lines of communication open, especially with our adversaries, and to speak truth to power, but with respect. It was one of the finest speeches I ever saw Bill Clinton deliver. I sure needed to hear that speech at that awful time.
John McCain believed the same thing. I felt John McCain handed the presidency to Barack Obama when he defended him to that woman who called Obama an Arab (like that was something bad). John McCain didn't like dirty campaigning, torture or bashing immigrants. That is why today's Republicans hate John McCain.
McCain made mistakes, as we all do but he'd apologize for most of them -- Keating 5, the Iraq War, Sarah Palin and on and on. McCain never flew a direct route from DC to Arizona because after he introduced legislation to expand direct flights to Arizona, he was accused of doing it for his own convenience.
In almost 18 years online, I have questioned only one person's military career, and that was George W. Bush. His last 18 months in the Texas National Guard only had one record and that was for a dental appointment in Alabama. Somehow his records were gone. Gone. Dan Rather got fired for covering this disturbing fact.
The other day I saw an interview with Doris Kearns Goodwin, the historian. She relayed a story of Leo Tolstoy visiting Muslim barbarians in Asia who wanted to know of the great leaders of the world.
This is an excerpt from Tolstoy's 1909 article: But you have not told us a syllable about the greatest general and greatest ruler of the world. We want to know something about him. He was a hero. He spoke with a voice of thunder; he laughed like the sunrise and his deeds were strong as the rock and as sweet as the fragrance of roses...He was so great that he even forgave the crimes of his greatest enemies and shook brotherly hands with those who had plotted against his life. His name was Lincoln and the country in which he lived is called America.
Our greatest leaders were humble men because they believed they were serving something greater than themselves.
And is Bill Clinton.
And is Hillary Clinton.
And is Barack Obama.
We are truly fortunate to have such selflessness in our midst.
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I’m wiped out from watching two funerals for two icons in one day. But the fact that Donald Trump was invited to neither IS giving me hope. - Bette Midler
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Just walked up to Judge Kavanaugh as morning session ended. Put out my hand to introduce myself as Jaime Guttenberg's dad. He pulled his hand back, turned his back to me and walked away. I guess he did not want to deal with the reality of gun violence. - Fred Guttenberg, Parkland, FL, whose child was gunned down at school
Business/Tech News
- Colin Kaepernick becomes the face of Nike's 'Just Do It' ad campaign
- Nike's support of Colin Kaepernick has some destroying their shoes
- Chuck Todd Accuses Roger Ailes, Fox News of 'Exploiting' Animosity Towards Media
- Billionaire BET founder: I was racially profiled at luxury resort
Good morning. it's 2018 and racists are mad at a shoe.- Jeff Tiedrich
Nike is projecting to lose $12.43 over the right boycott of featuring Colin Kaepernick in the latest Nike ad. - Tony Posnanski
FEMA Sent Unqualified Workers To Puerto Rico
The Federal Emergency Management Agency was so overwhelmed with other storms by the time Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico last year that more than half of the workers it was deploying to disasters were known to be unqualified for the jobs they were doing in the field.
I bet the guy who named the Sperm Whale wasn't allowed to name things anymore after that.
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