Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Pathological Liar Donald J Trump on Scandal Embroiled Foundation
Latest Tweets from Trump, just not true. It is fake, a diversion and totally, hugely false.
The DJT Foundation, unlike most foundations, never paid fees, rent, salaries or any expenses. 100% of money goes to wonderful charities!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 27, 2016
I gave millions of dollars to DJT Foundation, raised or recieved millions more, ALL of which is given to charity, and media won't report!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 27, 2016
Trump Tweets About His Foundation: 'Media Won't Report' on ...
Trump lashes out at media over storm surrounding his foundation
Trump would like everyone to think he's a philanthropist but...Trump Foundation Scam
Trump Defends Shady Foundation After Vowing to Close It
Trump Is Deepening the Civil War Brewing in the West Wing
And he hasn’t even moved in yet.
Emily Jane Fox
Throughout Donald Trump’s campaign for the presidency, reports of rival factions and internecine conflicts have dogged the candidate. There were the old-timers—the Corey Lewandowskis and the Hope Hickses—who took the idea from what was largely a publicity stunt to one that actually started winning key Republican primaries toppling G.O.P. favorites like dominos. There were the new guns, too—Kellyanne Conway and Stephen Bannon—who came in just as the campaign was careening off a cliff and managed to pull off a victory in November. Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, was in the mix, too, excising Chris Christie, who locked up his own father more than a decade ago, first from the short list of vice presidential candidates and then from his perch atop the transition team.
Throughout Donald Trump’s campaign for the presidency, reports of rival factions and internecine conflicts have dogged the candidate. There were the old-timers—the Corey Lewandowskis and the Hope Hickses—who took the idea from what was largely a publicity stunt to one that actually started winning key Republican primaries toppling G.O.P. favorites like dominos. There were the new guns, too—Kellyanne Conway and Stephen Bannon—who came in just as the campaign was careening off a cliff and managed to pull off a victory in November. Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, was in the mix, too, excising Chris Christie, who locked up his own father more than a decade ago, first from the short list of vice presidential candidates and then from his perch atop the transition team.
The
in-fighting only deepened after the election, as Trump’s allies
jockeyed for key roles within the administration. And as the
president-elect finalizes his appointments and fills out his West Wing,
it appears as though he hasn’t made choices that will bring peace to
these warring factions once they officially move to Washington.
Trouble Brewing in GOP Paradise???
Russia analyst: I was just in Moscow and people are laughing as Putin plays ‘that fool’ Donald Trump
Tom Boggioni
Discussing a recent flattering letter sent by Russian President Vladimir Putin to Donald Trump, an entire MSNBC panel agreed that the Russians are laughing at the U.S. because they can see Putin treating the president-elect like “a fool.”
Asked by host Sheinelle Jones about Putin’s letter where Trump described Putin’s thoughts as “so correct,” Russia expert Nina Khrushcheva said Trump is playing “right into Putin’s hands.”
Via Raw Story
Discussing a recent flattering letter sent by Russian President Vladimir Putin to Donald Trump, an entire MSNBC panel agreed that the Russians are laughing at the U.S. because they can see Putin treating the president-elect like “a fool.”
Asked by host Sheinelle Jones about Putin’s letter where Trump described Putin’s thoughts as “so correct,” Russia expert Nina Khrushcheva said Trump is playing “right into Putin’s hands.”
Via Raw Story
Moscow is ready to rumble
By Thanassis Cambanis
Globe Staff
It should come as no surprise that many
Russians will mourn this month, a quarter century after Mikhail
Gorbachev resigned as president of the Soviet Union and overnight, one
of the great world empires simply dissolved.
Today a tense realignment is underway, as a resurgent Russia jostles to the table and upends American nostrums about the post-Cold War order. Russia has given the United States plenty of grist for worry with its apparent meddling in the US presidential election. President Vladimir Putin’s hackers and propagandists appear ready and willing to work to tip the balance to the right in upcoming European elections as well.
Full Story via Boston Globe
Today a tense realignment is underway, as a resurgent Russia jostles to the table and upends American nostrums about the post-Cold War order. Russia has given the United States plenty of grist for worry with its apparent meddling in the US presidential election. President Vladimir Putin’s hackers and propagandists appear ready and willing to work to tip the balance to the right in upcoming European elections as well.
Full Story via Boston Globe
Clinton touts popular-vote count in thank you message to supporters
“Before this year ends, I want to thank you again for your support of our campaign,” Clinton wrote. “While we didn’t achieve the outcome we sought, I’m proud of the vision and values we fought for and the nearly 66 million people who voted for them.”
Full Story Via Politico
“I wish you and your family health, happiness, and continued strength
for the New Year and the work ahead,” Clinton’s email said. “I look
forward to staying in touch in 2017. Onward!”
Uh Oh, Looks Like Tom Arnold Is Ready To Screw Donald Trump Sideways!
By Evan Hurst
Back before Christmas, we learned
that, because 2016 is weird and bad and needs to go away, Tom Arnold of
all people was in possession of what we nicknamed Donald Trump’s
“whitey tape” (because we are FUNNY), unaired clips from “The
Apprentice” that featured Trump being gross and sexist and saying the
N-word and calling one of his sons a “retard.” You know, just normal
stuff that might have helped the media choke on its weird laser pointer
obsession with Hillary Clinton’s nonexistent email “scandal” in the days
before the election.
Read more via Wonkette
Read more via Wonkette
Tom Arnold...Him?
Conway: Secret Service will have say on Trump's personal Twitter account
Thank fricken goodness!!!
By Jessie Hellmann - 12/04/16 09:51 AM EST
It's still undetermined if Donald Trump will keep control of his personal Twitter account when he takes office, a top adviser said in an interview aired Sunday.
"That's going to be up to him, the Secret Service and others who have to help decide those issues," Kellyanne Conway said in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper.
Full Story via The Hill
The chaos theory of Donald Trump: Washington Post analysis
Could Trump help unleash nuclear catastrophe with a single tweet?
Is Twitter Taking Trump Into Hot Water?
By Jessie Hellmann - 12/04/16 09:51 AM EST
It's still undetermined if Donald Trump will keep control of his personal Twitter account when he takes office, a top adviser said in an interview aired Sunday.
"That's going to be up to him, the Secret Service and others who have to help decide those issues," Kellyanne Conway said in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper.
Full Story via The Hill
Take @realDonaldTrump seriously: Don't dismiss Trump's Twitter ...
The chaos theory of Donald Trump: Washington Post analysis
Could Trump help unleash nuclear catastrophe with a single tweet?
Is Twitter Taking Trump Into Hot Water?
Stephen Colbert: 'It Scares Me People Don't Believe in Facts' // Weighs in on Trump's Election
Published on Dec 25, 2016
Sunday
on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” comedian and host of the network’s
late-night program Stephen Colbert sarcastically recommended
President-elect Donald Trump should read the Constitution.Trump Cabinet Already Has Its First Sex Scandal
Trump’s newly appointed communications director has already thrown in
the towel after a senior staffer hinted that he might have a sex scandal
brewing.
Jason Miller said he was quitting to spend more time with his family according to The Hill.
Jason Miller said he was quitting to spend more time with his family according to The Hill.
“After spending this week with my family, the most amount of time I have been able to spend with them since March 2015, it is clear they need to be my top priority right now and this is not the right time to start a new job as demanding as White House Communications Director.”Full Story
A.J. Delgado tweetstorm precedes Jason Miller's resignation from ...
Why Did Top Trump Aide Jason Miller Suddenly Quit?
Miller's Alleged Affair Led To White House Rejection
4 Things Democrats Need To Do (Plus 1 They Shouldn't) To Rebuild In 2017
The Republican Party heads into 2017 with more power than it's had for a long time.
For the Democrats, it's a different matter.
Hillary Clinton's loss in the presidential race and Democratic failures further down the ballot have the party searching for a way forward.
Here are five things Democrats need to do, as they look for a path out of the political wilderness:
Read the Rest via NPR
For the Democrats, it's a different matter.
Hillary Clinton's loss in the presidential race and Democratic failures further down the ballot have the party searching for a way forward.
Here are five things Democrats need to do, as they look for a path out of the political wilderness:
Read the Rest via NPR
Good Luck Chuck
Trump is being handed a great economy. What happens when it goes south?
By Catherine Rampell
After all, Trump will soon take office with among the most favorable economic conditions — as measured by the government and private data sources — imaginable. And you can bet that he, and his supporters, will gleefully claim credit.
Full Story
Back in October, a Marketplace-Edison Research Poll found that two-thirds of Donald Trump voters didn’t trust government-reported economic data, thanks partly to their candidate’s insistence that the numbers are bogus.
Something tells me this attitude is about to change. After all, Trump will soon take office with among the most favorable economic conditions — as measured by the government and private data sources — imaginable. And you can bet that he, and his supporters, will gleefully claim credit.
Full Story
"Duh"
The Economy Trump Will Inherit
U.S. Economy Sees 3.5 Percent Economic Growth in Third Quarter ...
US economy's strong growth isn't expected to last
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