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What I don't get is why the Republicans are clinging to this guy.
Several Republicans on the House Intelligence committee could not have been more outraged about the tattle-tales, the "felonious" leaks that put the U.S. in grave danger. ("Is there any other kind?")
That the POTUS was making false accusations against not only Obama, but the FBI as well as the Brits did not seem to bother them. Nor did they seem particularly concerned about the Russian meddling in our elections or the the possibility that team Trump was in cahoots with the Russians.
I can't read the whole article, since I don't have a subscription to the WSJ. But CNN mentioned this early this morning. Love the bit about how Americans might soon view him as a fake president.
I can't read the whole article, since I don't have a subscription to the WSJ. But CNN mentioned this early this morning. Love the bit about how Americans might soon view him as a fake president.
What I don't get is why the Republicans are clinging to this guy.
Several Republicans on the House Intelligence committee could not have been more outraged about the tattle-tales, the "felonious" leaks that put the U.S. in grave danger. ("Is there any other kind?")
That the POTUS was making false accusations against not only Obama, but the FBI as well as the Brits did not seem to bother them. Nor did they seem particularly concerned about the Russian meddling in our elections or the the possibility that team Trump was in cahoots with the Russians.
Oh, they're just too gleefully busy on their agenda of kicking millions off of their health insurance, cutting taxes for the rich, gutting environmental and endangered species protections, etc., to abandon Trump just yet. They must be hoping that his presidency won't implode before they succeed.
I have Sling TV's least expensive monthly plan. CNN is the only news channel. Next level of service also offers Faux News, but I'm not about to pay more for that.
Oh, they're just too gleefully busy on their agenda of kicking millions off of their health insurance, cutting taxes for the rich, gutting environmental and endangered species protections, etc., to abandon Trump just yet. They must be hoping that his presidency won't implode before they succeed.
They better get moving.
I'm hoping they'll cling to him until after the holidays. We'll all get a good dose of Republican governance by then and gould be great to start out the election cycle with this albatross hanging around GOP necks.
I have Sling TV's least expensive monthly plan. CNN is the only news channel. Next level of service also offers Faux News, but I'm not about to pay more for that.
If you are a cord cutter and have Roku, Fire TV, Android TV, etc, there are dozens of news services available that are far far better than CNN.
Ahh. I thought this was a topic about Hillary Clinton.
Instead it's a topic created by posting opinion from WSJ as fact.
Ummmm...it wasn't posted as fact. OP clearly stated this was an editorial from WSJ. You know what editorial means right?
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