In a slew of tweets this past weekend, Donald Trump has managed to incriminate himself further in the Russia probe, most notably by accidentally comparing himself to Richard Nixon during the Watergate scandal, and dismissing informants as “rats.” Attacking the New York Times for ...read more
It's hard to remember that before he became a full-time resident of the Upside-Down, Rudy Giuliani was regarded as "the hottest political property in the country". For his work as Mayor of New York City following the events of September 11th, Giuliani earned the respect of the ...read more
The next big saga in this corrupt presidency is whether or not Donald Trump will voluntarily be interviewed by Robert Mueller and his team. The answer is simple: Hell no! Robert should subpoena Trump anyway and force his hand. Donald Trump knows he's a guilty man and the walls ...read more
In an exclusive audio recording released last night by The Rachel Maddow Show, Congressman Devin Nunes admitted that he and his fellow Republicans want to hold on to the House in the 2018 midterms to impede and, just maybe, end Robert Mueller's investigation into Donald Trump's ...read more
In an extraordinary moment on Fox News yesterday, host Dagen McDowell openly blurted out what Trump supporters secretly worry about when assessing a potential Robert Mueller interview with president Trump. What if he lies on record? "How in the world could [Trump] ever cooperate ...read more
It’s been clear for a long time now that Democratic Leadership wanted no part of impeachment talk until Special Counsel Robert Mueller presents the Department of Justice and the American people his final report on the Russian investigation. From the very beginning, I questioned ...read more
I was only mildly surprised yesterday morning when Donald Trump tweeted that the infamous Trump Tower meeting was, in fact, about getting dirt on Hillary Clinton from the Russians. Trump had just admitted his son, his son-in-law, and his campaign chair committed a felony. He also ...read more
On Wednesday, Trump went on another Twitter rampage to distract from the Paul Manafort trial, hollering at Jeff Sessions to end the Muller probe. This wasn't anything new since Trump has been doing that for over a year.This, however, was:Mueller, a Republican, has indicted or ...read more
Michael Cohen has now officially confirmed that Donald Trump knowingly colluded with Russia and knew in advance that his son, Donald Jr., was to meet with Russian agents to get campaign dirt on Hillary Clinton. CNN broke the bombshell story that spells considerable trouble for ...read more
Not that facts matter anymore, but in the off chance there are some Red Hats stopping by today, it's time to bring some truth in response to Donald Trump's ongoing lies about the alleged political motives of Robert Mueller's team. For several months now, Trump has been hurling ...read more
America's worst lawyer is continuing his media blitz and making grand claims about president Trump's legal woes without a shred of verifiable evidence. This past weekend, Rudy Giuliani told the New York Times that the Mueller probe would be wrapping up in September because there ...read more
In Tucker Carlson's noble quest to protect Donald Trump and the racist right from marauding liberals taking over America with their gender politics, the Fox News host is doubling down on the parallel universe he inhabits. In a truly extraordinary claim, Carlson stated that thus ...read more
As we move closer to the midterms, it's important to understand exactly what is at stake. This goes far beyond just sticking it to Trump or, more urgently, putting a check on his insanity; we are on the brink of collapse as a nation. I want very badly for this to be hysterical ...read more
Let's get the obvious out of the way: Fuck Eric Schneiderman. I know we're supposed to do the whole "innocent until proven guilty thing" but just like with Roy Moore, Schneiderman's victims told their friends about what had happened so there is contemporaneous collaboration of ...read more
Most halls of fame have very high standards. The Baseball Hall of Fame, for example, requires ten to fifteen years of dominance in the sport, whether a smattering of batting and home run titles, a string of twenty-win seasons, or embodying the elite of the elite at your position ...read more