Denver Riggleman served one term in Congress and worked, for a short time, as a staff member of the Jan. 6 Select Committee investigating the Capitol Riot and Donald Trump’s other criminal activities.
Barr claims he did little wrong as Attorney General, but says Trump did a lot of things he should not have done and that is enough to keep Republicans from inflicting him on voters again
The explosive book that exposes president Donald Trump as an attention-demanding child who have broken the law, cheated clients and destroyed much of his family and America, hits the bookstore shelves Tuesday.
He has lied and conned America in a despicable presidency that will go down in history as one of the lowest points in history. Yet he says everything that has happened is aimed, solely, at him. He’s a perpetrator who falsely claims to be a victim.
“By the time this book is published, hundreds of thousands of American lives will have been sacrificed on the altar of Donald’s hubris and willful ignorance. If he is afforded a second term, it would be the end of American Democracy.”
But the judge also had harsh words for the author, saying he may have violated the rules of review and clearance of what he wrote.
The book by Trump’s former National Security Advisor shows a man who used the power of the presidency to serve his massive ego, whims and political/business needs.
Trump, John Bolton writes, lives in a fantasy world where he is a king who is loved and praised. Anything that threatens that fantasy or his re-election must be discredited because Trump believes he is a “victim” of a vast conspiracy that does not exist.
An incendiary tell-all book by a reporter who helped bring down President Richard Nixon set off a firestorm in the White House, with its descriptions
Washington watchers shook their heads Thursday as an attorney for Donald Trump told the publisher of a “tell all” book by Michael Wolf to halt