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Trump, like Nixon, is incapable of change
Sooner or later in any administration, Casey Stengel comes to mind. The great Yankee manager, ending his career with the then-hapless New York Mets, looked down the dugout one dismal day in 1962 and asked, “Can’t anybody here play this game?” The answer for the Mets was no. It is the same now for the Trump administration.
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Trump is a runaway train barreling down the Nixon track
It's been quite a last 24 hours, huh? President Trump's top national security aide, Michael Flynn, called it quits just 25 days into the administration -- and hours before the New York Times revealed that Flynn had been interviewed by the FBI in an apparent probe of his Russian-unorthodox dealings. Meanwhile, the president's counselor Kellyanne Conway was slammed by the Government Ethics Office for plugging Trump's daughter's clothing line -- but Conway didn't respond as she was too busy insisting it was a hacker who'd sent out a post from a white nationalist on her Twitter account. And GOP senators seem to be rebelling against Trump's nominee for Labor Secretary, fast-food billionaire Andy Puzder, who's accused of mistreating thousands of workers and one ex-wife.
Oh yeah, and there's a Russian spy ship off Delaware.
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Read More: http://www.philly.com/phi...track.html
Dan Rather: Trump’s Russia Scandal Could Rival Watergate
The apparent coziness between the Trump administration and the Russian government could be the nation’s biggest scandal since Watergate, legendary TV journalist Dan Rather warned Tuesday.
“Watergate is the biggest political scandal of my lifetime, until maybe now,” Rather wrote in a Facebook message that quickly went viral.
“On a 10 scale of armageddon for our form of government, I would put Watergate at a 9,” added Rather, who won acclaim for his coverage of Watergate as a White House correspondent. “This Russia scandal is currently somewhere around a 5 or 6, in my opinion, but it is cascading in intensity seemingly by the hour.”
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Read More: http://www.huffingtonpost...a129f01597
Sooner or later in any administration, Casey Stengel comes to mind. The great Yankee manager, ending his career with the then-hapless New York Mets, looked down the dugout one dismal day in 1962 and asked, “Can’t anybody here play this game?” The answer for the Mets was no. It is the same now for the Trump administration.
...
Read More: https://www.washingtonpos...story.html
Trump is a runaway train barreling down the Nixon track
It's been quite a last 24 hours, huh? President Trump's top national security aide, Michael Flynn, called it quits just 25 days into the administration -- and hours before the New York Times revealed that Flynn had been interviewed by the FBI in an apparent probe of his Russian-unorthodox dealings. Meanwhile, the president's counselor Kellyanne Conway was slammed by the Government Ethics Office for plugging Trump's daughter's clothing line -- but Conway didn't respond as she was too busy insisting it was a hacker who'd sent out a post from a white nationalist on her Twitter account. And GOP senators seem to be rebelling against Trump's nominee for Labor Secretary, fast-food billionaire Andy Puzder, who's accused of mistreating thousands of workers and one ex-wife.
Oh yeah, and there's a Russian spy ship off Delaware.
...
Read More: http://www.philly.com/phi...track.html
Dan Rather: Trump’s Russia Scandal Could Rival Watergate
The apparent coziness between the Trump administration and the Russian government could be the nation’s biggest scandal since Watergate, legendary TV journalist Dan Rather warned Tuesday.
“Watergate is the biggest political scandal of my lifetime, until maybe now,” Rather wrote in a Facebook message that quickly went viral.
“On a 10 scale of armageddon for our form of government, I would put Watergate at a 9,” added Rather, who won acclaim for his coverage of Watergate as a White House correspondent. “This Russia scandal is currently somewhere around a 5 or 6, in my opinion, but it is cascading in intensity seemingly by the hour.”
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Read More: http://www.huffingtonpost...a129f01597