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2018年7月22日 星期日

Tipsheet: Dem leaders fend off calls to impeach Trump

 
 
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Dem leaders fend off calls to impeach Trump
BY MIKE LILLIS
 
President Trump's performance this past week aside Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki sparked outrage among congressional Democrats in all ways but one: There's been no surge in support for impeachment.

Instead, Democratic leaders have tamped down the impeachment push in the name of political pragmatism, fending off — for now — an effort by animated caucus liberals to escalate their oust-Trump campaign following his broadly maligned joint press conference with Putin in the Finnish capital on Monday.
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Justice Dept releases surveillance applications for former Trump aide
BY OLIVIA BEAVERS 
 
The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Saturday released documents related to the surveillance warrants on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page as part of the federal investigation into the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Ex-Trump aide: Surveillance warrants are 'complete ignorance' and 'insanity'
BY JACQUELINE THOMSEN
Former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page on Saturday labeled the application for his government surveillance as “complete ignorance and/or insanity.”
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Meadows calls ex-Trump aide surveillance docs 'potentially groundbreaking development'
BY JACQUELINE THOMSEN
House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) on Saturday called documents released by the Department of Justice "groundbreaking."
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Summit fallout hits White House
BY NIALL STANAGE
President Trump has endured one of the worst weeks of his tenure since Monday’s disastrous press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin — and he is not out of the woods yet.
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Clinton on Trump-Putin summit: Why hasn't Trump 'spoken up for our country'
BY JACQUELINE THOMSEN
Hillary Clinton blasted President Trump on Saturday over his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, asking why Trump “has not spoken up for our country.”
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Trump’s Russia ambassador says he won’t resign
BY JACQUELINE THOMSEN
U.S. Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman on Saturday responded to a call to resign by saying he wouldn't.
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White House protests extend into sixth day despite rain
BY MORGAN GSTALTER
Protests against President Trump carried into day six with a crowd gathering outside of the White House Saturday despite heavy rain.
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History argues for Democratic Senate gains
BY REID WILSON
Senate Democrats have one enormous advantage even as they face one of the most difficult political terrains in recent memory: They are not the party that controls the White House.
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Biden rips Trump immigration policy: 'One of the darkest moments in our history'
BY JESSE BYRNES 
Former Vice President Joe Biden on Friday laid into President Trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policy, calling the resulting separation of thousands of migrant families "one of the darkest moments in our history."
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We need to keep both Russia and Washington out of state elections
BY CHRISTIAN ADAMS
OPINION | Decentralization of our elections is in our Constitution to protect individual liberty. This was true in 1787 and remains true today, even if some in Washington are hungry to increase federal power over state elections.
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What agriculture needs now is more labor
BY BURTON ELLER
OPINION | Those of us living and working in rural and small town America have a message for our city cousins. We need workers and we need them now. 
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The Washington Post: In private, Trump vents frustration over lack of progress on North Korea
By John Hudson, Josh Dawsey and Carol D. Leonnig
U.S. negotiators have faced stiff resistance from their North Korean counterparts despite President Trump’s declaration that the crisis had been “largely solved.”
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The Associated Press: Trump finds it ‘inconceivable’ lawyer would tape a client
By Zeke Miller
Donald Trump said Saturday he finds it “inconceivable” that a lawyer would tape a client, as the president weighed in after the disclosure that in the weeks before the 2016 election, his then-personal attorney secretly recorded their discussion about a potential payment for a former Playboy model’s account of having an affair with Trump.
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Reuters: Lavrov tells Pompeo: Free Russian woman accused in US of espionage
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Russia’s foreign minister told his U.S. counterpart on Saturday that a woman arrested in the United States on accusations she was a Russian agent had been detained on “fabricated charges” and should be released.
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The New York Times: Revolution brewing on left is rattling some Democrats
By Alexander Burns
 
After victories by progressive candidates in New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Maryland, young liberals are trying to remake the party into a ferocious opposition force.
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CNN: Democratic governors set to take on the bigger names in 2020 race
By Eric Bradner
A handful of Democratic governors are wading into the early stages of the 2020 presidential contest.
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DAILY DOSE: Revolution

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Revolution

By Tzvi Freeman

If you were there
and the forces of destruction
were about to destroy Jerusalem
and you had the power to do something about it,
would you sit and mourn and cry?

Or would you turn the world
on its head
to change history?

So what is stopping you?
Turn over the whole world now!



By Tzvi Freeman


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2018年7月21日 星期六

Breaking News: Justice Dept releases surveillance applications for former Trump aide

 
 
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Justice Dept releases surveillance applications for former Trump aide
The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Friday released documents related to the surveillance warrants on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, as part of the federal investigation into the Trump campaign and Russia.

The documents have been at the heart of a controversy over alleged bias at the FBI.

The heavily redacted application materials - an initial application and several application to renew the surveillance - indicate that the FBI "believes Page has been the subject of targeted recruitment by the Russian government ... to "undermine and influence the outcome of the 2016 U.S. presidential election in violation of U.S. criminal law."
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