Won’t happen with the current Congress. Either they are in on the deal, or they’re scared of what trump has on them. Or both.

In the ‘70s, the GOP actually believed in the rule of law, as opposed to the orange dictator. They stood up to Nixon, unlike today’s toadies.

Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea—1931, by Harold Arlen, performed by Cab Calloway.

How can something be “unconstitutional” if it is written in (an amendment to) the Constitution? Doesn’t the text of the Constitution, including amendments added according to specified process, in fact DEFINE what is Constitutional? Or am I missing something?

But you would vote for him again in a heartbeat, right?

From a goose.

Darwin was right!!

Unless he’s got some incriminating or embarrassing information about you….

Go further back…

Reagan
Gingrich
Hastert
The whole tea party

All decided that tax cuts for the wealthy were more important than a government which guarantees basic human rights for every citizen.

Translation: “trump didn’t do anything that I haven’t done, and I am still in Congress.”

Such gnashing of teeth and wringing of hands by @wsj.com and @nytimes.com and Maureen Dowd…. But never an admission that they actually were wrong.

I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt for now. But I’m concerned that it’s like saying “he’s only slapping us, when he could be using a knife, so let’s be grateful.” That might look like a safe plan today, but wait til he gets triggered by some other imagined slight.

Just angling for a promotion—Fed Reserve Board, perhaps?

Don’t sit under the Apple tree (with anyone else but me) —GlennMiller and the Andrews Sisters

Putin was in charge from the first moments. He made trump wait for him at the intersection of the two red carpets. From that moment on, Trump was the lackey.

TACO!

The picture definition of “tacky.” Tacky Donald. But don’t let it distract attention from the Epstein files. The stuff there must be radioactive based on how he’s flailing to change the focus.