Here it is in 3-D, or something.
President Trump Friday will become the first president ever to speak at the annual anti-abortion march in Washington, according to the Washington Examiner.
The March for Life has been staged since 1974 in Washington on or around the anniversary or Roe V. Wade, which legalized abortion in the United States in 1973.
“From the appointment of pro-life judges and federal workers, to cutting taxpayer funding for abortions here and abroad, to calling for an end to late-term abortions, President Trump and his administration have been consistent champions for life,” said Jeanne Mancini, the president of March for Life.
Yes Paul, money can buy you love.
According to the Morning Consult:
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg rises to 10% nationally, leading former Mayor Pete Buttigieg by 2 points and trailing Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) by 5 points. Although he was not on the January debate stage, his net favorability has risen to +31, an increase of 8 points, following the debate last week.
Democratic primary voters’ perception of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) took a dive amid his clash with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) over whether he said a woman cannot win the presidency. His net favorability fell 6 points since before his clash with Warren, though there was no movement in his overall first-choice support.
3:20 am || Has breakfast with American chief executive officers and business leaders; Davos, Switzerland
4:50 am || Meets with the president of the Kurdistan Regional Government; Davos, Switzerland
5:30 am || Meets with the president of Iraq; Davos, Switzerland
6:25am || Departs Davos, Switzerland
5:10 pm || Arrives White House
All times U.S. Eastern, which is six hours behind Davos time
Looks like maybe he didn’t like being lectured either.
According to the Washington Examiner:
Russian President Vladimir Putin said in 2013 that he was finished with President Barack Obama and would wait until the United States elected a president he could do business with.
“I’ve given up on your president,” Putin said to then-Exxon chief Rex Tillerson, who would later become President Trump’s secretary of state. “I’ll wait for your next president and see if I can get along with him.”
Tillerson, 67, got to know Putin years in advance of his appointment to Trump’s cabinet. In 2013, with the Sochi Winter Olympic Games approaching, Putin invited Tillerson to a resort for lunch aboard his yacht.
Less than a year into Obama’s second term, the U.S.-Russia relationship was frayed. The U.S. had annulled a bilateral meeting with Putin, a rebuke of Russia’s move to grant asylum to Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency contractor who disclosed top-secret American surveillance programs. The “reset” that the Cold War adversaries had declared shortly after Obama took office was coming to an end, hastened by the summit’s cancellation.
I dunno. People in glass houses . . .
Looks like she’s pretty angry and concerned that he might somehow get the nomination. She and other mainstream Democrats are definitely working on ways to stop him.
Bernie was game, saying that on good days, his wife likes him.
Don’t get the wrong idea. The tax cut is a campaign document, which could possibly be enacted after he is reelected. The House that just impeached him isn’t going to give him a middle class tax cut this year, or much of anything else.
The travel ban is also, at least partially, a campaign proposal. But it’s one he might be able to do too.
From an interview he gave with the Wall Street Journal on the sidelines of the Davos Summit in Switzerland:
The president said his administration is developing a middle-class tax cut that would go into effect if he keeps the presidency and Republicans control Congress. He declined to offer any details about the measure.
“We’re talking a fairly substantial…middle-class tax cut that’ll be subject to taking back the House and obviously keeping the Senate and keeping the White House,” he said. The president said the administration is crafting it now and it will be unveiled in 90 days.
Mr. Trump confirmed that he is planning to add additional nations to an updated version of his travel ban that the administration is expected to release later this month. He wouldn’t reveal which countries would be added. The Supreme Court in 2018 affirmed Mr. Trump’s power to block citizens of several Muslim-majority nations from entering the U.S., finding the authority was justified on independent national-security grounds including an administration study that found weaknesses in how some countries vetted their travelers.
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All times Eastern
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