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@ShadowingTrump will be releasing The Impeachment Papers.

45 tweet-comments over three weeks to help the public better comprehend and visualize whether Trump will be removed from office.

At several key forks-in-the-road in this evolving story, readers will vote on what they believe will likely happen – think “Create Your Own Adventure” + NCAA brackets — and then the story will veer in that direction.

This method is unusual but, then, so is Donald Trump. Adore or despise him, both sides ought to agree that objectively he is easily the least disciplined, informed, experienced, and truthful president in modern history, relishing being an elephant in a china shop shattering norms and rules.
 
What's even more disturbing is how the people who put him in office can still defend him.

How many of his closest friends and allies has he fired and thrown under the bus now?
Way too many and what a total crock
 


President Donald Trump called his son-in-law a “good boy” while thanking Wall Street Journal editor-in-chief Gerard Baker for a positive editorial about Kushner and said the leader of the Boy Scouts told him his jamboree speech was “the greatest speech ever made to them.”

The comments, made to The Wall Street Journal and obtained in a transcript by POLITICO, show Trump holding forth at length with Baker and engaging in a familiar back and forth. Baker, according to the transcript, asked many of the questions and took the lead byline on the main piece about the interview as well, an unusual step for the editor in chief of a paper with a large White House reporting staff.

The Journal has not published a full transcript of the interview. The newspaper posted certain excerpts of the transcript online, but the full version has circulated around the Journal newsroom as well as among others in New York and Washington.

Matt Murray, the Journal's deputy editor-in-chief, warned staffers in a conference call in recent days about leaking the transcript, saying it would be a breach of trust, according to several sources familiar with the call.

"Damn right I told them that. It's true," Murray said on Tuesday via a Journal spokesperson.
 


NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former U.S. Justice Department official has become the latest lawyer to join special counsel Robert Mueller's team investigating Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election, a spokesman for the team confirmed.

Greg Andres started on Tuesday, becoming the 16th lawyer on the team, said Josh Stueve, a spokesman for the special counsel.

Most recently a white-collar criminal defense lawyer with New York law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell, Andres, 50, served at the Justice Department from 2010 to 2012. He was deputy assistant attorney general in the criminal division, where he oversaw the fraud unit and managed the program that targeted illegal foreign bribery.
 
Staffer's fate

The Republican way
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The Dem way
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