HeyJaredJackie Calmes
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Trump's lost his star power, at home and abroad (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump might not look smaller, but he is. At home and abroad, among a significant majority of Americans that includes increasing numbers of Republicans, as well as in the eyes of foreign leaders, the president of the United States is shrinking by the day into a hapless peacock, a cartoon figure posting comic word balloons at all hours on the falsely labeled Truth Social network or bloviating for the (fewer and fewer) cameras by day. Consider Trump's losses and humiliations just o
Trump’s reputation for corruption is doing Democrats’ work for them (opens the original)
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It wasn’t so many months ago that Democrats were debating about what their winning message should be for capturing control of Congress in November’s midterm elections and finally putting a needed check on President Donald Trump. Should they stay laser-focused on Trump’s culpability for a laggard economy and American families’ affordability crisis? Or spotlight Trump’s overt and corrupt self-enrichment? The answer, finally, became obvious to the ditherers: both. Better late than never, the econom
Deporting immigrants who came legally and do much-needed work is nonsense (opens the original)
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With a green light from the Supreme Court's right-wing supermajority, President Donald Trump is free to mount his long-promised mass deportation campaign in earnest. His Homeland Security Department notified employers that about 350,000 Haitian immigrants no longer are protected, triggering mass layoffs. His blood-stained Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency has plans, CBS News reports, to begin sweeping them up. But contrary to Trump's reckless rhetoric, neither the Haitians nor another 1
Trump's undermining of US elections is not a simple partisan issue (opens the original)
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By Jackie Calmes, Los Angeles Times (TNS) It's right there in his name: Sen. Mark Warner for months has been on a tear to warn Americans of President Donald Trump's designs to disrupt the midterm elections. The Democrat from Virginia first got my attention in late March with a four-alarm op-ed in the New York Times. The sober, plugged-in Warner, the vice chair and a former chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, began by noting that the United States has for a decade "rightly focused on shor
The Supreme Court failed the test posed by Trump (opens the original)
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Even before President Donald Trump returned to office, the Supreme Court had further empowered him like no president before, by agreeing two years ago in Trump vs. United States that presidents have near-absolute immunity from criminal liability for acts in office. Perhaps it's this shiny new stay-out-of-jail-free card that's emboldened Trump 2.0 to act so brazenly in his own interest that he netted $2.2 billion just in his first year — nearly quadruple the year before, according to his financia
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