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HOWARD'S END Billionaire Starbucks founder Howard Schultz insists he won’t run for president “if the numbers don’t add up” because he “will not do anything, whatsoever, to re-elect Donald Trump.”
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ALL IN ALL IT'S ANOTHER DICK AND HIS WALL Every Republican in Washington is on knife’s edge hoping that Donald Trump doesn’t cave to President Ann Coulter (again) and shut down the government (again).
SAME SHIT, DIFFERENT DAY President Trump is threatening another government shutdown, because what else would he do?
HOSTILE WHITNESS Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker provided inconsistent testimony about his corrupt relationship with President Trump and Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation to the House Judiciary Committee on Friday, all but guaranteeing that he will be subpoenaed and possibly find himself legal jeopardy after he leaves the Justice Department next week.
CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS The Trump administration, with help from Republicans on Capitol Hill, is executing a plan to defy congressional oversight on a historic scale.
NICE UNION YOU GOT THERE Forget the spin about “unity”—President Trump’s State of the Union was a long, tedious repackaging of the threats, lies, bullying, and racial demagoguery he’s famous for.
STATE OF ACCEPTANCE President Trump’s dream of building a wall along the southern border is dwindling by the minute, and he seems to realize that nothing he does or says during Tuesday night’s State of the Union address can change that.
VIRGINIA ISN'T FOR HATERS The government of Virginia is in turmoil and will remain so at least until Gov. Ralph Northam (D-VA) resigns.
SOFT TARGET President Trump spoke to the New York Times on Thursday, in part to reassure the public that he isn’t in big legal trouble.
LET'S HAVE A GOOD-FAITH HEALTH CARE DEBATE At an Iowa presidential town hall event hosted by CNN this week, Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) defended her support for the Medicare for All health care plan Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) introduced last Congress, including the fact that it would eliminate private health insurance.
