CNN Opinion by Dean Obeidallah (CNN) — At the Republican National Committee’s annual retreat this weekend, former President Donald Trump took the stage to a recording of the national anthem sung by the “J6 Prison Choir,” whose members were incarcerated for taking part in a violent effort to keep Trump in power following his loss in the 2020 election.
CNN Opinion by Dean Obeidallah (CNN) — At the Republican National Committee’s annual retreat this weekend, former President Donald Trump took the stage to a recording of the national anthem sung by the “J6 Prison Choir,” whose members were incarcerated for taking part in a violent effort to keep Trump in power following his loss in the 2020 election.
CNN Opinion by Dean Obeidallah (CNN) — At the Republican National Committee’s annual retreat this weekend, former President Donald Trump took the stage to a recording of the national anthem sung by the “J6 Prison Choir,” whose members were incarcerated for taking part in a violent effort to keep Trump in power following his loss in the 2020 election.
Chris Lehmann The South Dakota governor's attempt at mimicking the former president’s obstreperous public image has fallen disastrously flat.
Lawyer Todd Blanche tried going for the jugular with his first questions. But he had trouble rattling Cohen by bringing up foul-mouthed insults. Read DailyMail's coverage of the Stormy Daniels trial
This might be the understatement of all time, but Donald Trump has upended so much about America's political landscape. One of the biggest factors that has emerged from the Trump years is Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS). Virtually everybody on the left suffers from TDS, but plenty of people who once called themselves Republicans or conservatives have allowed TDS to metastasize into their brains.
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have both accepted an invitation from CNN to debate on June 27, nearly four years since they last clashed onstage. Biden, who was first to accept the invitation Wednesday morning, posted on X: “I’ve received and accepted an invitation from @CNN for a debate on June 27. Over to you, Donald. As you said: anywhere, anytime, any place.” Trump later told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins he also accepted. The June date, much earlier in the general election...
Trump attorney Todd Blanche questioned former Trump fixer Michael Cohen about his previous loyalty to former President Donald Trump during Tuesday's cross-examination, portraying Cohen as "obsessed" with his former boss.After asking Cohen if he admired Trump and saw parts of himself in the former president, Blanche asked the witness, "You were actually obsessed with President Trump, weren't you?"In response, Cohen answered, "I don't know if I would characterize the word 'obsessed'. I admired him...
Opinion by Norman Eisen (CNN) — After opening with some gag order drama in which former President Donald Trump got found in contempt for the 10th time, his hush money trial in Judge Juan Merchan’s courtroom entered a new and important phase Monday, starting with the appearance of former Trump Organization controller Jeffrey McConney. In the first
Opinion by Norman Eisen (CNN) — After opening with some gag order drama in which former President Donald Trump got found in contempt for the 10th time, his hush money trial in Judge Juan Merchan’s courtroom entered a new and important phase Monday, starting with the appearance of former Trump Organization controller Jeffrey McConney. In the first
Opinion by Norman Eisen (CNN) — After opening with some gag order drama in which former President Donald Trump got found in contempt for the 10th time, his hush money trial in Judge Juan Merchan’s courtroom entered a new and important phase Monday, starting with the appearance of former Trump Organization controller Jeffrey McConney. In the first
A new YouGov poll for Yahoo News shows that 52% of Americans now believe the central premise of Donald Trump’s hush money trial: that he did "falsify documents to conceal a hush money payment to a porn star." Just 22% say he did not, while roughly one-quarter say they don't know. Nearly half of Americans said they were following the trial at least somewhat closely, at 48%, while 52% said they were not. Still, the trial itself appears to be affecting public opinion. Before the trial began last...