Everyone’s favorite liberal, Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), thinks she now speaks for Americans, as evidenced by her tweet calling Trump’s proposed wall a ‘symbol of hate.’
Americans reject @realDonaldTrump’s immoral & hateful obsession with building a wall on the border. He should move on. #NoWall pic.twitter.com/HVXN0DcACg— Nancy Pelosi (@NancyPelosi) January 8, 2018
Not everyone is seeing things the way Pelosi does.
No we the people do NOT hate our President. We the people elected Donald J. Trump into office and he will build that wall. Snowflake— D C Roy (@jr_croy) January 8, 2018
Point taken. Americans are fed up with the lack of a wall.
Bill and Schumer were all about it. What changed?— ReneeforTrump (@Deplorablerenee) January 8, 2018
They must have realized the majority is against them.
Pelosi for RETIREMENT! Nancy, we spend more money in CA alone, for illegals, in ONE year, than the total cost of THE WALL. #BUILDTHEWALL— Mark Landeene (@mdlandeene) January 8, 2018
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Journalists have been doing a lot of congratulating of other journalists this past week as the New York Times and Washington Post have broken three stories that have more and more in Congress using the “I” word when referring to President Trump.
The @nytimes and @washingtonpost are locked in battle. And every day First Amendment gets stronger & people get real news that matters.— Adam Goldman (@adamgoldmanNYT) May 16, 2017
The newspaper war between @nytimes and @washingtonpost is glorious. This is the golden age of journalism @jackshafer promised.— Andrew Exum (@ExumAM) May 16, 2017
Subscribers of the NYT, WaPo & other publications are paying for the investigations and oversight that the U.S. Congress won't conduct. pic.twitter.com/UcAlqeUXQI— David Leonhardt (@DLeonhardt) May 17, 2017
Might I just add that if not for a free press we'd know none of this. Pls hug a reporter today— Jennifer Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) May 16, 2017
Maybe credit for this new golden age of journalism should go toChristiane Amanpour, who issued the wake-up call to reporters last November, reminding themit was now more important than ever “to commit to real reporting.”ABC News chief political analyst and proud independent Matthew Dowd was among those struck by the amazing work being done by journalists to keep the White House in check and protect average citizens from government’s overreach.
Journalists have held this White House more accountable than any politician in DC. This is why our Founders established the first amendment— Matthew Dowd (@matthewjdowd) May 16, 2017
@matthewjdowd Journalists are turning out to be the true super heroes of our time. Outstanding work and diligence.— Michaelene (@Juggy0705) May 16, 2017
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The materials are still online, though, so it’s not too late to download the homework sheets and brainstorm a team name, like the “Fired-Up Milwaukee Grannies for Environmental Justice.”
Harvard students launch a course on resisting "the Trump agenda" https://t.co/qWkI5uhIhn pic.twitter.com/w3LzsYBqew— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) April 10, 2017
There are still three sessions available, including this week’s featuringSara El-Amine, formerexecutive director of OFA. So even if Barack Obama won’t be stopping by in person, the woman behind @barackobama will be there. Harvard would like everyone to know that this is a student project, although the students don’t seem to be hurting for support: “Resistance School is an independently organized project developed by students at Harvard University. It is not an official course or offering of Harvard University or any of its schools.”One of Resistance School’s founders says the project began asa handful of students and professors chatted about their shared “sense of outrage and despair and beginning to feel overwhelmed and exhausted with the question of ‘What are we going to do after the election?’” Seeing as the project grew out of despair and exhaustion, maybe the better question was what to do before the election.
It's called voting https://t.co/zFLAMHNwif— Paul Bedard (@SecretsBedard) April 10, 2017
@CNNPolitics Oh come on isn't every professor already teaching it #sorelosers— Steve Leopold (@steve_leopold) April 10, 2017
@CNN "Professor Warren" is teaching again?— Bill john (@yakmoot) April 10, 2017
@CNN That probably would have helped last year before the election…— Mr. Softserve (@steveo6924) April 10, 2017
@CNNPolitics Pathetic! A class about not understanding elections have consequences #obama— RS (@99_rocket) April 10, 2017
@CNN Thank u for sharing and exposing the far left loonies as we are exposing you.— CassieCares (@CassieCasanova) April 10, 2017
@CNN US academia surrendered to the left winged "intellectuals". I fee sorry for the students and manipulated "professors".— Jorge Fuentes (@shutechapin) April 10, 2017
@CNNPolitics Enough already. Havard you were an institution of Higher learning No child of mine will ever go unless of course they pay 100% of tutition— WittyWisconsiner (@NYexception) April 10, 2017
@NYexception @CNNPolitics Harvard is a losing deal even w/scholarship. Lose a fortune, get a snowflake "social justice warrior" who's too "smart" for an ordinary job— RebelBlack (@RebelXBlack) April 10, 2017
@CNN Just think, a lot of their alumni run our government today and you see the negative impact. Overrated— Gregory Alesi (@gregalesi) April 10, 2017
@CNNPolitics They should work on getting that education so they don't have to rely on the Federal government instead of being obstructionists— Heidi Rasor (@Heidi_Rasor) April 10, 2017
@CNN Doesn't seem very American to me. Weather you are on the same side as the President or not, you do NOT do something like this! Shame!!!— DonnaMidkiff (@DonnaMidkiff) April 10, 2017
@Heidi_Rasor @CNNPolitics Harvard teaches how to game the system for total domination. It is war.— Highness (@UR_Highness77) April 10, 2017
@CNNPolitics Can we get a course supporting it? https://t.co/mkA7wMqbhs— LaVar Ball (@Lavarball909) April 10, 2017
@CNN Starting a class called "socialism sucks" a new requirement to major in "How to be successful"— Sports n Stuff (@Sportsnstuff91) April 10, 2017
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As we reported earlier, former GOP candidate Dr. Ben Carson has endorsed Donald Trump for president.
Many are definitely not happy with the news:
Sean Spicer is out as White House press secretary, and he’s been replaced by Sarah Huckabee Sanders. In other news, Anthony Scaramucci spoke to the press today (and blew ’em a kiss) after being named the new White House communications director. What are the changes all about? NBC News’ political analyst Nicolle Wallace seems to know:
Quite the take on Spicer/Scaramucci from @NicolleDWallace: "This is about Donald Trump wanting better-looking men spreading his message." pic.twitter.com/BebR86qWth— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) July 21, 2017
.@NicolleDWallace suggests #SeanSpicer was fired because @realDonaldTrump wanted "better looking men" to help with messaging. pic.twitter.com/mq9WKezHVs— Rae (@RaeLynnZiegler) July 21, 2017
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Nancy Pelosi has joined a push to get Congress to censure President Trump:
Congress must censure @realDonaldTrump for his repulsive defense of white supremacy in the wake of #Charlottesville.— Nancy Pelosi (@NancyPelosi) August 18, 2017
Just In: Nancy Pelosi introduces first resolution to censure President Trump for his Charlottesville remarks. pic.twitter.com/4iMMsQ2S9O— MSNBC (@MSNBC) August 18, 2017
Clarification: Censure resolution introduced by @RepBonnie , @RepJayapal, @RepJerryNadler Dem. Leader @NancyPelosi issued stmt. of support.— MSNBC (@MSNBC) August 18, 2017
Pelosi’s support of censure is not far enough, according to many:
Not strong enough. He must be impeached! https://t.co/EyE6pGd6wD— AG (@sweetsmoke1) August 18, 2017
Nancy, impeachment is the way to go.— Edward L. Myers III (@myers_law) August 18, 2017
Start impeachment procedure, get this fraud out of office!— Roby Geroca (@robyg49) August 18, 2017
We need more then that.Impeachment!— beontime (@byron_teal) August 18, 2017
Impeachment would be better. Get him tf outta here. https://t.co/pxkMCavqxo— ReBecca Theodore (@FilmFatale_NYC) August 18, 2017
He should be impeached— Resist Together (@NakedPundit) August 18, 2017
We need more then a time out threat. #Impeachment is the right move https://t.co/VEowM767ea— We need a hero (@fancyfrog1337) August 18, 2017
We're past censure. It's time to press for his resignation or to demand his impeachment and his removal from office. The world is watching.— Sailcat (@Sailcat2) August 18, 2017
NO Congress MUST IMPEACH TRUMP NOW!!!! For being a NAZI!!! https://t.co/SohZMDHkv3— Frank (@watercutter11) August 18, 2017
Why not just impeach 45 and stop procrastinating? This is not enough! https://t.co/ibq4CUCSWN— Elba (@sunshine916) August 18, 2017
Not. Good. Enough. #InvokeThe25th https://t.co/BHRdhze2KE— Rachel Cunningham (@RCHanoi) August 18, 2017
Congress must impeach him— atamatico (@atamatico) August 18, 2017
No. Impeach him. https://t.co/3agRBmF7rd— Oz Donald (@_AlphaZulu_) August 18, 2017
Impeach not "Censure" Not enough! #ImpeachTrump https://t.co/oVKOXgrUvP— Grey Witch (@stonekoldsoul) August 18, 2017
Man, don't you just wish that someone had been bold enough to censure Hitler. I am sure it would've calmed him down. https://t.co/e456aCjbu4— Sunsara Taylor (@SunsaraTaylor) August 18, 2017
Unfortunately censure isn't half enough!— Willow Mayhem (@willowmayhem) August 18, 2017
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After Ted Cruz’ victory in Iowa, a gleeful New York Daily News declared second-place Donald Trump a “Dead Clown Walking.”
What a difference a state makes. As expected, Trump easily won the primary in New Hampshire, forcing the Daily News to reincarnate him for tomorrow’s cover. Not only that; those who cast their votes for Trump are called droves of “mindless zombies.”
