All Things Trump: Is it over yet?

[Tero]

Trump Mueller shit.
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story ... ive-226101

[Animavore]

This is where we're at.

[L'Emmerdeur]

Meh, 'Germany' is making no such request. One German politician (in an opposition party) has called for the removal of the US ambassador.

'German opposition politician calls for US ambassador to be expelled'

A top politician in one of Germany's opposition parties on Tuesday called for U.S. Ambassador Richard Grenell to be expelled from the country.

Wolfgang Kubicki, deputy chairman of the Free Democratic Party, said Grenell repeatedly "interfering" with Germany's sovereignty should be enough for Foreign Minister Heiko Maas to remove him, German broadcaster Deutsche Welle reported.

"Any U.S. diplomat who acts like a high commissioner of an occupying power must learn that our tolerance also knows its limits," said Kubicki, who is also one of five deputy Speakers of Germany's Parliament.

Kubicki's comments come after Grenell called Germany's spending on NATO insufficient earlier Tuesday.

[Svartalf]

well, if that ambassador is a Nazi, he should be reassigned to Israel, he'll find a lot of like thinking people in the high political spheres there.

[Animavore]

In case after case, judges have rebuked Trump officials for failing to follow the most basic rules of governance for shifting policy, including providing legitimate explanations supported by facts and, where required, public input.

Many of the cases are in early stages and subject to reversal. For example, the Supreme Court permitted a version of President Trump’s ban on travelers from certain predominantly Muslim nations to take effect after lower-court judges blocked the travel ban as discriminatory.

But regardless of whether the administration ultimately prevails, the rulings so far paint a remarkable portrait of a government rushing to implement far-reaching changes in policy without regard for long-standing rules against arbitrary and capricious behavior.

“What they have consistently been doing is short-circuiting the process,” said Georgetown Law School’s William W. Buzbee, an expert on administrative law who has studied Trump’s record. In the regulatory cases, Buzbee said, “they don’t even come close” to explaining their actions, “making it very easy for the courts to reject them because they’re not doing their homework.”

Two-thirds of the cases accuse the Trump administration of violating the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), a nearly 73-year-old law that forms the primary bulwark against arbitrary rule. The normal “win rate” for the government in such cases is about 70 percent, according to analysts and studies. But as of mid-January, a database maintained by the Institute for Policy Integrity at the New York University School of Law shows Trump’s win rate at about 6 percent.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... bn?ocid=sf

Winning!

[Tero]

Trump beating Isis on a daily basis. Trump supporters want to remove Isis (the Muslims) from Congress.

[Tero]

Golf club joins vast conspiracy aiming to stop Trump mission of destroying the fedral government!

[tattuchu]

MUELLER REPORT JUST DELIVERED.

[pErvinalia]

What's in it?

[Animavore]

Your mom.

[Animavore]

[JimC]

[Animavore]

Look at you all. So innocent. So eager...

This report will show nothing.

[pErvinalia]

Why do you say that?

[Animavore]

Because I have no faith or hope any more.