Trump Administration Archive
Archives for July 2019
The majority leader might be stonewalling bills in the Senate, but Democrats aren’t letting up.
The Justice Department has a long-standing policy that prevents federal prosecutors from charging the president with a crime.
The president does like his lawsuits.
They’re on a very tight timeline to pass a budget bill.
Schiff, the Democrat who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, has warned Facebook, Twitter, and Google to be on notice for deepfakes and other dirty tricks.
Many said they “didn’t watch” and couldn’t comment on the ugly chants that took place at a rally this week.
“If history is any guide, the people that are leading the race today are not going to be the nominee.”
If NASA’s going to pull this one off, it needs to get through an enormous to-do list.
The Senate majority leader’s response highlights how much he’s capitulated to the president.
“The internet started out as the delicate flower. It had to be cultivated and we had let it see where it was going to go. Now we know where it’s going to go, and it’s time to put in the guardrails.”
“Bogus” kind of gives it away.
According to one health law expert, it’s “incomprehensible” that the case had made it this far.
It might convince Republicans to approve more bills on the subject ... but there are no guarantees.
One whistleblower, Christopher Wylie, changed the course of Cadwalladr’s reporting on the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Are there more people like him out there?
It’s a major win for Democrats and activists.