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Inquiries threaten to control Trump’s 3rd year in office
Obama warned Trump against hiring Flynn
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Editorial page cartoon: Policeman to Trump: “I think you may be headed to jail.” Trump: “I demand to see my lawyer.”
To go with a review of four-anti-Trump books, a picture shows President Trump looking asleep while sitting at his desk in the White House oval office. The caption: President Trump is the “embodiment of a culture that’s more Real Housewives and less Shining City on a Hill,” writes GOP Strategist Rick Wilson.
A Holiday parody in the weekly Style Invitational contest:
Sulking Donald Trump looked out
On a bleak November,
When world leaders stood about.
The Great War to remember.
Gently fell the rain that day,
On their solemn meeting.
In his room Trump choose to stay,
Eating steak and tweeting.
All the leaders gathered there
Called him out together.
“Does he think his precious hair
Won’t survive the weather?
Therefore, Mr. Trump, be sure,
You’ll look vain and snooty
If you let your prized coiffure
Keep you from your duty.”
—Washington Post, Sunday, December 16. 2018
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