Whether it’s the Constitution, the economy, or foreign policy, Trump’s ignorance knows no bounds. And he’ll be at the golf course soon enough.
Trump condones murder, then explains it's okay for his daughter to do what he wanted Hillary Clinton locked up for. Oh, and his AG is a fucking crook. Impeach.
— Stephen King (@StephenKing) November 21, 2018
Hey GOPers: maybe you don't care that Trump tried to prosecute his political opponents, because they aren't allies of yours.
But if he went after these two, he could just as easily come after you at some future point… https://t.co/WxWUAjF9H5
— Ronald Klain (@RonaldKlain) November 20, 2018
One former senior White House official told the Post Trump has fears about going.
“He’s never been interested in going,” the unidentified official said. “He’s afraid of those situations. He’s afraid people want to kill him.”
.@frontlinePBS and @ProPublica developed a list of more than 80 Atomwaffen members. Seven have military experience — and the ranks include three active-duty soldiers or Marines. #frontlinePBS https://t.co/UyHAhfpo7W
— FRONTLINE (@frontlinepbs) November 21, 2018
Great job, @realDonaldTrump. Because I’m sure none of the Hondurans will think of walking AROUND the wire. https://t.co/6Acfvx5mqb
— John Aravosis ???????? (@aravosis) November 21, 2018
Support for Trump is fading among active-duty troops.https://t.co/Z0tJDDpyQ7 pic.twitter.com/3uqqi8MnJ7
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) November 20, 2018
Bottom line of this story: No American hero or patriot is immune from becoming the target of an ill-informed @realDonaldTrump cheap shot. via @NYTimes https://t.co/OlFqNRW5HP
— Peter Elkind (@peterelkind) November 20, 2018
“If we discount the martians, there is no one else who can attack Norway apart from Russia,” says Aleksandr Golts, a Russian military analyst who observed the NATO exercise, which ended earlier this month. “The scenario and the sheer number of troops involved in both this and similar Russian exercises show that we are back to the Cold War-time military confrontation.”
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Since Vladimir Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine and annexed Crimea, the prospect of war has become more real, says Professor Katarzyna Zysk, director of research at the Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies (NIDS). “Before, it was completely unthinkable,” Zysk says. But the continuing conflict in eastern Ukraine, Putin’s support of the Assad regime in Syria, threats faced by NATO members in the Baltics and his broader nuclear saber-rattling are making the unthinkable slightly more plausible.
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…NATO’s combined military might far exceeds that of Russia—though from a regional standpoint, the opposite is true—especially in the Nordic countries and near the Baltics, where Russian forces are more concentrated. In fact, a 2016 RAND report predicts Russian troops could reach two of the Baltic capitals in about 60 hours, leaving NATO with some very unpalatable options.
I see a pregnant cat run past the well at the same time.
If I don't catch her, she'll have her kittens outside and it will be terrible for all of them, plus it will just lead to more stray cats.
So I figure Christie will buoy the others and they can climb out and rescue him. https://t.co/kRtGuwEN8Z— Victoria Brownworth (@VABVOX) November 21, 2018
So basically the Dow fell 550+ points today, and it's not one of the top two stories of the day. Great times.
— Ronald Klain (@RonaldKlain) November 20, 2018
Surest sign that a recession is coming: Trump's chief economic adviser calls recession fears "nonsense." https://t.co/JhTjIm2GOg
— Ronald Klain (@RonaldKlain) November 20, 2018
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