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Trump Rails Against 'Delusional' Impeachment in First Rally Since House Vote
TUPELO, Miss. — President Donald Trump on Friday began road-testing his administration’s theory that he is his own best defense against quickly unfolding impeachment proceedings, accusing House Democrats of “plotting to overthrow the election since the moment I won” and targeting his usual lineup of lawmakers, journalists and “deep state” officials he said have conspired against him.At Louisiana Rally, Trump Condemns Rivals and Critics as 'Unholy Alliance'
LAKE CHARLES, La. — President Donald Trump left a dizzying trail of developments behind him in Washington on Friday evening, swapping the confines of the capital for a fiery rally where he used foul language, fierce political attacks and personal grievances to light up his supporters for the second day in a row.At Louisiana Rally, Trump Lashes Out at Democratic Opponents
LAKE CHARLES, La. — President Donald Trump used foul language, fierce political attacks and personal grievance to light up his supporters at a rally here Friday night, turning up the volume on his reelection campaign rhetoric for the second day in a row.Trump Pulls Out of Arms Treaty During Speech at NRA Convention
In a speech to National Rifle Association members Friday that was part political rally and part pep talk, President Donald Trump called himself a champion of gun rights. Then he proved it, whipping out a pen onstage to sign a letter that would effectively cease America’s involvement in an arms treaty designed to regulate the international sale of conventional weapons.The NRA Has Its Share of Problems. Trump Is Not One of Them.
INDIANAPOLIS — When President Donald Trump travels to Indiana on Friday to deliver remarks to the National Rifle Association’s annual meeting, he will be reaffirming his commitment to an organization that could probably use a bit of a pep talk.Trump Administration Defends Plan to Close the Border, Telling Democrats, 'We Told You So'
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, defended President Donald Trump’s threat to end assistance to three Central American countries and to close parts of the U.S. border with Mexico this week, saying on Sunday that it would take “something dramatic” to prevent Trump from carrying out that plan.Trump Administration Defends Plan to Close the Border, Telling Democrats, 'We Told You So'
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, defended President Donald Trump’s threat to end assistance to three Central American countries and to close parts of the U.S. border with Mexico this week, saying on Sunday that it would take “something dramatic” to prevent Trump from carrying out that plan.Trump Administration Defends Plan to Close the Border, Telling Democrats, 'We Told You So'
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, defended President Donald Trump’s threat to end assistance to three Central American countries and to close parts of the U.S. border with Mexico this week, saying on Sunday that it would take “something dramatic” to prevent Trump from carrying out that plan.Trump Threatens to Close Mexican Border Next Week Over Immigration
LAKE OKEECHOBEE, Fla. — President Donald Trump on Friday called on Mexico to stop all illegal immigration, escalating a repeated threat by adding a timeline: Trump said he would close large swaths or all of the southern border as early as “next week” if the Mexican government did "immediately” stop all undocumented migrants.Trump Threatens to Close Mexican Border Next Week Over Immigration
LAKE OKEECHOBEE, Fla. — President Donald Trump on Friday called on Mexico to stop all illegal immigration, escalating a repeated threat by adding a timeline: Trump said he would close large swaths or all of the southern border as early as “next week” if the Mexican government did "immediately” stop all undocumented migrants.Trump Will Have His Yearly Physical on Friday, Without Dr. Ronny Jackson
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is scheduled to undergo the second physical of his presidency Friday, an annual checkup for a commander in chief who has maintained that he is the picture of stamina.On an Eventful Day, Trump Tweets a Video of Himself Singing a Sitcom's Theme Song
WASHINGTON — In two hours on Thursday, President Donald Trump publicly unveiled an expansive farm bill, railed against the dangers of illegal immigration, fought with Congress over funding for a border wall and announced the departure of Jim Mattis, his defense secretary, who is resigning over what he regards as the president’s ill-planned decision to pull back U.S. troops from Syria.Trump said he wanted to work with Democrats on surprise medical bills, then he attacked Democrats
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Thursday that he was directing a bipartisan group of lawmakers to create legislation that would provide relief for people who are surprised by bills they receive from out-of-network health care providers after both emergency and scheduled medical visits.President talks of ending 'surprise medical billing'
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Thursday that he was directing a bipartisan group of lawmakers to create legislation that would provide relief for people who weree surprised by bills they receive from out-of-network health care providers after both emergency and scheduled medical visits.Trump has say away from reporters' event
GREEN BAY, Wis. — The White House Correspondents’ Dinner meant so little to the Trump administration and its boosters that thinly veiled rebukes of the First Amendment-focused event were a running theme of the president’s Saturday night campaign rally in Wisconsin.Trump has say away from reporters' event
GREEN BAY, Wis. — The White House Correspondents’ Dinner meant so little to the Trump administration and its boosters that thinly veiled rebukes of the First Amendment-focused event were a running theme of the president’s Saturday night campaign rally in Wisconsin.In address to NRA, Trump ends U.S. involvement in arms treaty
In a speech to National Rifle Association members Friday that was part political rally and part pep talk, President Donald Trump called himself a champion of gun rights. Then he proved it, whipping out a pen onstage to sign a letter that would effectively cease America’s involvement in an arms treaty designed to regulate the international sale of conventional weapons.Trump administration defends plan to close the border, telling Democrats, 'we told you so'
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, defended President Donald Trump’s threat to end assistance to three Central American countries and to close parts of the U.S. border with Mexico this week, saying on Sunday that it would take “something dramatic” to prevent Trump from carrying out that plan.Trump administration defends plan to close the border, telling democrats, 'we told you so'
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, defended President Donald Trump’s threat to end assistance to three Central American countries and to close parts of the U.S. border with Mexico this week, saying on Sunday that it would take “something dramatic” to prevent Trump from carrying out that plan.Trump on tech: Planes are 'too complex to fly,' and 'what is digital?'
In short, President Donald Trump often operates on the theory that older is better.