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Month: October 2019

Why House Republicans felt they had to out-childish the Democrats

Republican lawmakers may have had good reason on Wednesday to barge into a closed-door House Intelligence Committee deposition, delaying the process for five hours, but nevertheless, their stunt was misguided. GOP complaints that partisan House Democrats are holding depositions behind closed doors, and preventing the public from hearing key information from witnesses testifying in the

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White House eyes ex-Treasury spokesman to lead impeachment messaging efforts

The White House is eyeing former Treasury Department spokesman Tony Sayegh to lead impeachment messaging efforts, three sources familiar with the discussions said. Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, is among those pushing for Sayegh’s hire, the sources said. Sayegh was previously a candidate to become White House communications director after Hope Hicks left the

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‘Anonymous’ Trump official to expose private conversations with President in book

The anonymous senior Trump administration official, who previously alleged that there’s an internal administration resistance to President Donald Trump, plans to recount the President’s conversations in their forthcoming book. According to Axios, which first reported that the conversations will be recounted in the book, the anonymous official was a frequent participant in meetings with the

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