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Donald Trump might have to give up on his first Attorney General nominee, Matt Gaetz, who we’re now learning as the new week starts reportedly participated in drug-fueled orgies that included underage girls during his first term in Congress.
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Matt Gaetz, who is under investigation by the House Ethics Committee on sex trafficking allegations involving underage girls, is Donald Trump’s pick to be attorney general, because of course that’s what Trump would do.
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Glenn Youngkin thinks the 300,000 Virginians whose jobs seem to be on the line with Donald Trump’s promise to “dismantle” the federal government can just get a job somewhere else.
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Donald Trump got a bit of a rebuke from Senate Republicans, who voted on Wednesday to name John Thune, a Mitch McConnell loyalist, the Senate Majority Leader, in a race with Trump’s pick, Rick Scott, and a third candidate, John Cornyn.
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The fact that I “know” that Kamala Harris is about to win and Donald Trump is about to become a sad-ass footnote is something to take with a block of salt.
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Why are you voting for Kamala Harris, other than you dislike Donald Trump or his policies? I’m just curious, as it seems everyone who votes for Kamala is just because they hate Trump, not because of her.
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If re-elected president, Donald Trump plans to deport millions of people from the United States. It takes a certain kind of moral imagination to understand the scope and consequences of this plan – and to vote against Trump solely on this basis.
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In a phone call with Benjamin Netanyahu earlier this month, Donald Trump said: “Do what you have to do,” according to six people familiar with the conversation.
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Recently, many opinion polls indicate that Donald Trump―a convicted criminal, a pathological liar, and the latest in a long string of rightwing demagogues―is likelier than not to be elected President of the United States.
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The Donald Trump campaign, Republican National Committee and Republican Party of Virginia have recruited and certified in the area of 5,000 poll watchers and have 500 attorneys manning an election-law help desk.
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