Trump in Hot Water?

Keep in mind, however, and this is something my wife often points out, that a) Trump came into the presidency believing he could get away with anything, since that’s what he’s been doing his entire adult life, and b) that with each passing impeachment acquittal, he feels that much more empowered.
Let’s get this investigation moving.

It’s hard to understand the mindset of the Republicans who voted not to hold Bannon in contempt. How do they justify this?
What economist Robert Reich observes here is true in the main. Most people who aspire to political power have morals from hell, and Sinema is clearly one of them.
We live in a time in which unfettered greed has driven us to places of unimaginable cruelty.
I suppose it comes as no surprise that Trump would take a cheap shot at a fallen American hero. This is a 100% set-in-stone policy: attack everyone who doesn’t support you and your criminality.
Trump has been catastrophic for the well-being of our country, and for the world as a whole. That’s because supporting dictators further drives down the billions of people living under their oppressive regimes.
Perhaps the finest person ever elected president, Jimmy Carter and his ideals will never lose relevance in our public discourse.
As my mom and I were discussing on the phone the other day, there is precisely nothing in U.S. political life that is agreed upon by Democrats and Republicans. If one side wants something, the other side is automatically dead set against it.
Many people, myself included, are frustrated with the slow pace with which justice is being applied to the perpetrators of the crimes committed by Trump and his closest associates over the past five years. There are days that pass with so little news on the subject that it appears the whole deal has been swept under the rug.
The funniest part of this is the license plate.