Never did like Scooter much.
“Never, ever, under any circumstances, underestimate the hypocrisy of former Wisconsin GOP Gov. Scott Walker.
College for me (and mine), but not for thee.🙄” - The Resistance
Never did like Scooter much.
“Never, ever, under any circumstances, underestimate the hypocrisy of former Wisconsin GOP Gov. Scott Walker.
College for me (and mine), but not for thee.🙄” - The Resistance
To describe Trump's actions as “potential conflicts of interest” misses the point. A “potential conflict of interest” sounds like an unfortunate situation in which it’s possible that Trump might choose his own personal interest over the nation’s. Stated this way, the problem is the conflict.
But Trump isn’t conflicted. He repeatedly chooses his (and his family’s) interests over the nation’s. He is using the authority and trappings of the presidency of the United States…
NEW: It does matter. Defending the rule of law in the Trump era is essential.
Trump cannot ignore constitutional limits on his power — or any court order enforcing those limits. We must keep saying so.
Tonight at Law Dork, I lay out my case: https://www.lawdork.com/p/defending-the-rule-of-law-in-the-trump-era
Trump has checkpoints at the border, for people LEAVING.
"... U.S. vehicles heading north to Canada through the Peace Arch and Pacific Highway crossings are sometimes being stopped by U.S. border patrol before they leave the country.... In some cases, it's added hours to crossing times.
US border checkpoint for people LEAVING THE US
"They stopped and asked us to open everything up," said David Crosby, U.S. resident who crossed into BC on Tuesday.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/us-bc-border-checkpoint-1.7528402
In an unusual scene, vehicles heading north from the U.S. into B.C. are sometimes being stopped by U.S. border patrol before they exit the country and arrive at Canadian customs. In some cases, it has added hours to crossing times.
I thought the USSR was long gone, but Trump just revived it: Say hello to state planned pricing.
And I thought it was the Republicans who always accused everyone else of being communist… hmm.