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BREAKING: Attorney General Sessions met twice last year with Russian ambassador as senator during presidential campaign, DOJ says, but didn't disclose it during confirmation. Keep pulling the threads...

Are you referring to the popular vote win, the one in 1992 that included Perot? In any case, Clinton won a plurality in both elections, which Trump couldn't even do. I'm referring to current poll numbers, of which Trump has the lowest approval rating in modern history to date. At this point in March 1993 Clinton had a 53% approval rating. So suck on those real facts.

The irony, from a person who tweets on the most trivial things every week.

A speech for his 44% who support him. Nothing has changed.

Who's working against law enforcement? They're just being asked to be accountable for their actions. Now let's see a Congessionsl investigation into the raid that Ryan Owens died in, as his father has asked for. It's the least they could do after all the Benghazi hearings.

"Access to coverage", the great spin by Republicans. They won't commit to affordable coverage for all. As someone said, I have access to buy a million dollar house, it doesn't mean I can afford it.

It's an updated campaign speech. Not very inspiring or unifying.

The beachhead of extremism has been established, it's in the White House led by Steve Bannon.

Trump wants to light up the world. Everybody duck.

I said nothing of the sort. Obviously it needs some modifications, as do most initial programs that affect so many people. But 20 million more with insurance is not a bad thing. My issue is that the Republicans have tried to repeal it for 7 years, and have yet to provide a viable alternative that will continue to insure all that currently have insurance. Access to insurance is not the same as being able to afford insurance. The dog caught the car.

Talk about a dog chasing a car and finally catching it. What do we do now? 7 years of votes to repeal the ACA, and they never had and still don't have a viable alternative that would pass in Congress that would cover all the people that currently have insurance. Brilliant!

I thought she was the First Lady. More royal intrigue than Game of Thrones.

In the past week Russia has sent jets to buzz a US ship in the Black Sea, deployed a spy ship off Delaware, and tested a cruise missle in violation of a Reagan era arms agreement. The response from "so-called president" Trump who said Obama was too soft on Russia? Sending Defense Sec. Mattis to threaten NATO that America might moderate its commitment.

With "so-called president" Trump saying he's not committed to a two-state solution, and his weak response to more settlements on disputed land in the West Bank, it won't be a surprise if there is another intifada in the next couple of years. And then Israel will crack down without fear of a response from the U.S., and there will be even more radicalization that will eventually threaten U.S. interests. As Dylan said, when you have nothing you have nothing to lose. Unless of course that great diplomat Jared Kushner can make a yuge deal.

On October 31, the FBI denied that there were any links between the Trump campaign and Russia. Confirmation of these now exposed ties could have easily changed the election, as did the Comey letter. Think about all the suburban white women who decided post-Comey letter that they couldn't vote for Clinton because they were mistakenly led to believe that she would be indicted after taking office. But instead we now have a real crisis that should have been disclosed by the FBI pre-election to provide a level-playing field of disclosure. Either disclose nothing or everything. Only 3 weeks in and it's all unraveling. Keep pulling the threads.

"So-called president" Trump and his supporters complain about leaks.

The Flynn controversy doesn't end here. The Congress needs to find out what did Trump know and when did he know it. Did he tell Flynn to talk to the Russians about the sanctions? A quid pro quo for the Russian election help? As the threads are pulled about Russian hacking the Trump narrative will unravel, no matter how many times Stephen Miller says the "so-called president" has been 100% correct. Watergate started with a simple break-in.

You mean a jackass. What good is not sleeping when he spends his nights tweeting insults or calling an advisor at 3am to find out if a strong dollar is good or bad. Maybe he should spend the time reading about the economy, the Constitution, and the branches of government. Obama waited four months before golfing. "So-called president" Trump has already already taken two weekends to golf, at a time when he says we face an imminent threat from terrorists trying to get into the U.S..

There's nothing stopping "so-called president" Trump from retracting the unconstitutional EO and creating a new one that is vetted by the Justice and Homeland Security departments to meet constitutional requirements, except for his ego that prevents him from admitting he is wrong. So stupid and (small) ham-handed.

Could be, but the responsible thing for Kelly Alt Conjob to do would be to resign.

GOP votes to rebuke Elizabeth Warren for quoting Coretta Scott King in debate on Jeff Sessions for attorney general. So now even the words of Mrs. King are forbidden by Republicans. And people wonder why minorities fear the loss of civil rights protection under "so-called president" Trump.