Month: September 2023

Former President Donald Trump has expended his criminal defense team with at least two more veteran attorneys.The former president has been stacking his defense team as he prepares for the trove of legal cases against him and their upcoming trials.The legal team, organized by attorney Todd Blanche, now includes, Emil Bove, a former federal prosecutor…
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While the Univision and Fox Business hosts challenged right-wing dogma, DeSantis and the rest found ways to work around unorthodox questions.

UAW president condemns Trump’s union track record ahead of Michigan visit  NBC Newssource

Haberman: What Trump and Giuliani’s relationship looks like now  CNNsource

With less than four months before primary voting starts, the non-Trump field likely did little to make up ground against the coup-attempting front-runner.

Jump to For months, the slate of Republican presidential contenders have sought to cut into former President Donald Trump’s hefty advantage with GOP voters.Candidates including Nikki Haley, former governor of South Carolina, and Vivek Ramaswamy have spoken of the need for a new generation of conservative leadership. Gov. Ron DeSantis has long touted his governing…
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The one way Judge Chutkan can make a gag order against Trump work.  Slate Trump asks judge to reject gag order requested by prosecutors in federal election interference case  CNN Trump ignores his own power in fight against gag order in federal election case  MSNBC source

A top adviser to former President Trump’s 2024 campaign argued Wednesday that the GOP should “end” the primary debates to focus attention on defeating President Biden.  Chris LaCivita, who is also a Republican strategist, said in a tweet toward the end of the second Republican presidential debate that it was “as boring and inconsequential as…
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The Trump campaign called on the Republican National Committee to cancel the “boring and inconsequential” debates.

It’s difficult to land a knockout punch, or any serious blow for that matter, on an opponent who doesn’t show up or won’t step in the ring. That’s the rationale of former President Donald Trump’s decision to skip the second Republican debate of the 2024 election, and why he will still be the leader in…
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By Rick Newman / Yahoo Finance Senior Columnist Nobody makes enemies like Donald Trump, and his 2024 presidential election campaign promises some interesting new ones. The most recent: electric vehicles.Trump is wading into the autoworkers strike by claiming that EVs threaten blue collar livelihoods. That’s a clear attack on President Biden, who wants to slash carbon…
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The former president said the UAW talks amid a historic labor dispute ultimately wouldn’t matter much in the transition to electric vehicles.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis called out former President Trump during Wednesday’s Republican debate for calling Florida’s six-week abortion ban a “terrible thing” during an interview earlier this month.  Responding to a question about his own position on abortion, DeSantis said Trump was “missing in action.” “He’s had a lot to say about that. He should…
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“Donald, I know you’re watching. You can’t help yourself,” the former governor of New Jersey began.

It’s been clear for some time that U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan will jail Donald Trump for contempt or impose other severe penalties for his behavior only if he leaves her no choice. Based on the former president’s response to the Justice Department’s motion for a limited gag order in the Jan. 6 case, it…
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“He should be on this stage tonight,” said Florida’s Republican governor, who has long been reluctant to attack the former president.

President Biden used Republican presidential candidate and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s comments during the second Republican presidential debate to knock former President Trump’s spending record.  During Wednesday night’s debate, DeSantis took aim at Trump’s spending policies, arguing that the former president should have attended the debate to defend his record.  “[Trump] should be on this…
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In an interview on “60 Minutes” Wednesday, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Mark Milley said he will take “appropriate measures” to make sure he and his family are safe in the wake of recent comments made by former president Donald Trump. Milley’s words come after a Truth Social post by the former president last week…
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Former Trump White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson warned Americans Wednesday that a second term for former President Trump could pose a threat to the country.   “But I also do not want to sit here and catastrophize a scenario where he is actually the Republican nominee,” she said in an interview with “PBS NewsHour.” “I…
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After the ex-president accused him of treason, the outgoing Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman said he “will never turn my back on the Constitution.”

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In a Friday night post to Truth Social, former president Donald Trump seemed to suggest that Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley should be put to death for a phone call following the Jan 6 Capitol insurrection. Milley, a top U.S. military general, stated in September 2021 that the phone call had been intended to reassure…
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A ‘dark horse’ Republican candidate could emerge as Trump’s legal problems mount, ex-U.S. ambassador says  CNBCsource