Mitt Romney’s rebuke is a good start, but it won’t keep the president from starting a trade war with Mexico.
Donald Trump
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Trump administration cancels English classes, soccer, legal aid for migrant children
The administration said the influx of immigrants at the southern border is creating budget pressures.
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Maine native drafts ‘articles of impeachment’ in New York Times
Ian Prasad Philbrick, a 2012 graduate of Greely High School, based his interactive opinion piece on the templates from Nixon’s impeachment in 1974 and Clinton’s in 1998.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Don’t expect Trump to accept spineless compromise with China
His decades-long support for tariffs means that the trade war with Beijing won’t end before 2021.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Kathleen Parker: Move over, Mike Pence – Trump has a new VP in mind
How reassuring it is that the president of the United States has found a kindred spirit in the North Korean dictator.
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Commentary: Pelosi takes go-slow message on impeachment to a tough crowd – her own state’s Democrats
Shouts of ‘Impeach! Impeach!’ as she spoke at last weekend’s party convention show that patience is wearing thin.
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Commentary: President Trump’s war-crime pardons would dishonor our troops
The world would get the message that we have shrugged off accountability and are no longer a disciplined military force.
Posted inNation & World
D-Day ceremony spotlights Trump’s complicated ties to military
The president, who did not serve in the military before becoming commander in chief, has feuded with Gold Star families, blasted political opponents on foreign soil, and mocked Sen. John McCain, a prisoner of war, for being captured by the enemy.
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Commentary: Mueller’s remarks were even less satisfying than ‘Games of Thrones’ finale
He’s right: Washington should be focusing on Russian election interference. But that shouldn’t preclude paying more attention to alleged obstruction of justice.
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Marc A. Thiessen: Special counsel should have let ‘written work speak for itself’
Now Democrats are pushing for Robert Mueller to testify before Congress, which would muddy the waters even more.