Trump Administration Archive
Archives for May 2019
John Rose, of Tennessee, is the latest to object to a vote on the package.
House Democrats are passing bills at a rapid pace, while Trump complains they’re “getting nothing done.”
It took six months to get here.
Pelosi tried to quell impeachment talk as one of her committee chairs argued for it.
The infrastructure deal has become a proxy fight for other political priorities.
Democrats say they’re at an “inflection point” in their subpoena war with Trump.
Judge Amit Mehta just upheld a House Oversight Committee subpoena for Trump’s financial records.
A Fox News anchor tried to hook the Indiana mayor on the subject. Buttigieg didn’t take the bait.
“If we ignore the viewers of Fox News … we will surrender our ability to speak directly to millions of American voters.”
The dead-on-arrival plan would greatly cut down on tech workers’ ability to bring their families to the US.
Inherent contempt doesn’t just mean jailing White House officials. Here’s how Congress could use it to fine them instead.
Twitter isn’t real life, but it still influences the president’s policies, according to a new Politico report.
Chinese tech giant Huawei has become a high-value target in the US-China trade war. But who will be harmed the most?
He’ll serve as William Barr’s second-in-command at DOJ.
“The ‘fake news’ that Donald Trump decried, I think there’s an argument that it sort of saved him.”