Are we in North Korea?

The zealots haven't yet finished breaking the federal government.

Yet he posted a photo of the same plaque. That only makes sense if he didn't bother to read the text of the plaque.

Despite the strange phrasing, I concede that the lack of evidence of wrongdoing is a critical roadblock.

Over the last week, the administration has turned the authoritarianism up a notch.

The gun is smoking.

I can't say this is a surprising development.

An executive order cannot require something that the president lacks the power or authority to impose unilaterally.

My suggestion for the Secretary of Defense: If you don't want federal judges to intervene in military affairs, don't issue unconstitutional orders.

As John Lennon sang, it's easy if you try.

Yep. Sanctions and contempt. slate.com/news-and-pol...

The author of this post is the person who has been committing impeachable offenses over the last two months.

If Stephen Miller and Kristi Noem are responsible for not turning the planes around after Judge Boasberg issued his order, they should be held in contempt of court. The rule of law is teetering, and judges can't let bad-faith actors flout their orders. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...

@schumer.senate.gov @schiff.senate.gov @padilla.senate.gov Don't shit the bed. This is the only leverage Democrats have right now. Don't forfeit it for symbolic votes on amendments that will have no substantive impact on Congress's power of the purse.

Purports to limit. @nytimes shouldn't assume that this executive order is lawful.

I don't know what to say. Thank you, Mr. President? sjvwater.org/trumps-emerg...