by NoahDear Donnie Headcase,I for impeachment! You've earned your scarlet letter, a big red I. You've always liked red, in more ways than one. The only improvement to your outfit would be a pair of handcuffs and an orange jumpsuit with that big red I emblazoned on your chest. In a better world, you'd be in that jumpsuit already but what we see in the above meme will suffice for today.
Alan Grayson's new book, High Crimes, just came out this week. Grayson is a brilliant researcher and a witty, insightful writer. Alan wrote that he doesn't believe that Trump should be impeached for throwing paper towels at the devastated victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, and telling them to "have a good time" nor should he be impeached because the bereaved widow of a dead U.S.
I don't remember much from elementary school-- being a crossing guard, discovering why big guys could bully smaller guys, a few friends, a few teachers, my Spanish teacher outing me in Spanish many years before I had figured out I was gay... And one thing I'll never forget was an elderly woman coming to address the assembly.
Sparks by Nancy OhanianThis letter seems too stupid snd illiterate for anyone with any sense to have written for him, but not stupid and illiterate enough for Trump to have written on his own. I wonder if we'll ever find out who helped him. Jared? Ivanka? Both of them? Hannity? Lou Dobbs? All those grievances, all that bragging, all that laying out of the Republican 2020 battle plan...
On Sunday, Rachel Bade reported that many Democrats, particularly freshmen, want Pelosi to name Justin Amash (I-MI) to the impeachment manager team that will present the House's case to the Senate.
Remember when I told you that Change Research is this cycle's polling outfit to pay attention to? I was in heaven seeing their latest-- surveys in 3 battleground congressional districts, Michigan's 6th (Fred Upton), New York's 24th (John Katko) and Illinois' 13th (Rodney Davis). All the incumbents are Republicans and all the districts are swingy and flippable.
Saturday morning, I pointed out on Twitter that though Pelosi managed to hold the entire Democratic caucus together to pass H.R.-3, her rather weak drug price reduction bill, just before the vote, the Republicans offered a way to kill the legislation via a Motion to Recommit.
