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Pat Toomey says conviction is unlikely

US Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA) interviewed Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin during a hearing on “Review of Corporate Loans That Are Critical to National Security” in the Dirksen Senate Office building in Washington on December 10, 2020. Sarah Silbiger | Pool | Reuters One of Donald Trump’s harshest Republican critics after the January 6 attack on…
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Rachel Maddow ambushes Mitch McConnell for attempting to pursue Trump’s impeachment each methods

Rachel Maddow turned against Mitch McConnell (R-KY), the Senate minority chairman, Monday night for trying to pursue the impeachment in both directions by initially arguing it was too early to begin a trial but now it’s too late. “McConnell refused to call the Senate back so they could start the Senate trial while Trump was…
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All the pieces you have to know is right here

US President Donald Trump speaks in the East Room of the White House during an event with US Mayors on January 24, 2020 in Washington, DC. Drew Angerer | Getty Images Former President Donald Trump is set to begin his second impeachment trial on Tuesday, an uphill battle for Democrats determined to find him guilty…
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President Biden shines within the first Tremendous Bowl interview by being trustworthy with America

In Joe Biden’s first Super Bowl interview as president, there was no unrest or false testimony. Biden was sympathetic and honest with America. Video: President Biden says all 32 NFL stadiums are used for mass vaccination campaigns, pointing out that Trump left the cupboards empty regarding the vaccine. pic.twitter.com/ztczPjtgAH – Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) February…
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Biden says the $ 15 minimal wage will not survive Covid’s reduction talks

President Joe Biden will deliver a foreign policy address during a visit to the State Department in Washington on February 4, 2021. Tom Brenner | Reuters President Joe Biden said a $ 15 minimum wage scheme was unlikely to make it into Covid-19’s next bailout package and paused on a major election promise when Democrats…
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Senator John Cornyn feebly defends Trump’s legal mob incitement

So strong is the case against Trump that Republicans like Senator John Cornyn look like idiot with the only defense that can be built. Senator Cornyn (R-TX) tweeted: Can the Senate condemn a speech protected by the 1st amendment? Perhaps because impeachment is a political, not a strictly legal, process. (See Federalist 65). Should it?…
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The Biden authorities focuses on Iran as Blinken meets with allies

Secretary of State Antony Blinken speaks to State Department officials during U.S. President Joe Biden’s first visit to Washington, DC on February 4, 2021. Saul Loeb | AFP | Getty Images Secretary of State Antony Blinken will hold a virtual meeting with America’s key European allies on Friday evening to discuss strategy toward Iran, Western…
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Trump took thousands and thousands in marketing campaign donations and gave them to his firms

Trump never donated for his re-election, but he has poured millions in campaign donations into various companies he owns. Forbes reported: Donald Trump’s re-election campaign, which never received a dime from the former president, raised an estimated $ 2.8 million in donations to the Trump organization – including at least $ 81,000 since Trump lost…
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Home plans to realize $ 1.9 trillion in aid from coronavirus in two weeks, in keeping with Pelosi

The House intends to pass coronavirus alleviation law within two weeks as Democrats move forward in the process that will allow them to approve a bailout package without Republican votes, House spokeswoman Nancy Pelosi said on Friday. The Senate passed a budget decision early Friday after a marathon of votes on dozen of amendments. The…
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Rudy Giuliani upset about disclaimer on his radio program

Rudy Giuliani, who puts on an afternoon show every day New York’s 77th Talk Radio WABC was upset after WABC issued a disclaimer prior to its program. WABC said Giuliani’s views and those of “His guests and callers to his programming are solely their own and do not necessarily represent the opinions, beliefs, or guidelines…