President Trump’s official counselor, Kellyanne Conway, was“counseled” after she told TV audiences to “go buy Ivanka’s stuff,” the White House said Thursday. Legal experts said Conway had broken a "key ethics law" banning federal employees from using their public office to endorse products. White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Thursday that Conway “has been counseled,” but offered no other comment. What did you expect?
President Trump's own Supreme Court nominee rebuking him Wednesday, calling his comments attacking judges and the judicial system “disheartening” and “demoralizing.” So it's no surprise Trump would hit back at Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal (Conn.) for publicizing Gorsuch's comments on the matter. But Trump's complaint simply doesn't make much sense — nor does White House press secretary Sean Spicer's attempt to explain it.
Here's what the TWEETER IN CHIEF had to tweet...."Sen.Richard Blumenthal, who never fought in Vietnam when he said for years he had (major lie),now misrepresents what Judge Gorsuch told him?"
WTF is he referring to, misrepresents what?
Senator Jeff Sessions was confirmed on Wednesday as President Trump’s attorney general, capping a bitter and racially charged nomination battle that crested with the procedural silencing of a leading Democrat, Senator Elizabeth Warren. Mr. Sessions, an Alabama Republican, survived a near-party-line vote, 52 to 47, in the latest sign of the extreme partisanship at play as Mr. Trump strains to install his cabinet. No Republicans broke ranks in their support of a colleague who will become the nation’s top law enforcement official after two decades in the Senate.
While #45 did NOT actually do any grave error here, the fact that his candidate is a racist, well.
Can't wait for tomorrow.
WTF is he referring to, misrepresents what?
Senator Jeff Sessions was confirmed on Wednesday as President Trump’s attorney general, capping a bitter and racially charged nomination battle that crested with the procedural silencing of a leading Democrat, Senator Elizabeth Warren. Mr. Sessions, an Alabama Republican, survived a near-party-line vote, 52 to 47, in the latest sign of the extreme partisanship at play as Mr. Trump strains to install his cabinet. No Republicans broke ranks in their support of a colleague who will become the nation’s top law enforcement official after two decades in the Senate.
While #45 did NOT actually do any grave error here, the fact that his candidate is a racist, well.
Can't wait for tomorrow.
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