‘Wildes did not explain how they got those green cards, raising the prospect they were sponsored by Melania Trump or another family member based on what Trump has called “chain migration” or family-based migration.’
Month: August 2018
West Virginia House Panel Votes To Impeach Entire Supreme Court
West Virginia’s House Judiciary Committee has adopted articles of impeachment against all four justices on the state’s Supreme Court, accusing them of a range of crimes.
The Whole Republican Party Seems to Be Going to Jail Now
-Trump’s 2nd campaign manager
-Trump’s deputy campaign manager
-Trump’s national security adviser
-Trump’s foreign policy adviser
-Trump’s 1st campaign manager (battery charges later dropped)
-Trump’s first congressional endorser
Trump obliterates his dishonesty record: 132 false claims last week, 280 for July | The Star
The U.S. president made 132 false claims last week, 19 per day, almost five times his average. That shatters his previous record of 103 false claims in a week, which he set in June.’
A breakdown of Trump’s false claims over the last two weeks:
36 at Pennsylvania rally
31 on Twitter
30 at Ohio rally
22 at Florida rally
19 to Illinois steelworkers
12 to VFW
11 in GDP speech
10 in Limbaugh interview
9 with Italian PM
5 to pastors
Trump golfs a lot.
Trump starts his day at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, NJ.
This is Trump’s 185th day at a Trump property as president and his 142nd day at a Trump golf club as president.
Puerto Rican Government Acknowledges Hurricane Death Toll of 1,427
Understanding Provokatsiya: Alt-Right in Cahoots with Alt-Left ‘Resistors’
Trump administration cuts dozens of staff at financial markets…
‘The Trump administration moved on Wednesday to drastically shrink a government agency tasked with identifying looming financial risks, notifying around 40 staff members they would be laid off, according to a person familiar with the changes.’
Federal deficit jumps 20 percent after tax cuts, spending bill
Spending outpaced revenue between the beginning of the fiscal year, on Oct. 1, and July by $682 billion, $116 billion more than over the same period in the last fiscal year.
The rising deficit is largely the result of the tax cuts President Trump signed into law at the end of last year, as well as a bipartisan agreement to boost spending, according to CBO.’
Trump administration to hit Russia with new sanctions for Skripal poisoning
Note that these are Congressional and not coming from the President. Great news all around!
‘The State Department just announced that the U.S. has determined Russia violated the Chemical and Biological Weapons Control and Warfare Elimination Act by poisoning former Russian spy & his daughter. Sanctions will go into effect later this month.’