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Todayrsquo Latest News on Trump stanley cup AdministrationScheduleThe president and Melania Trump will participate in the annual Easter Egg roll at the White House.Gorsuch takes his seat on the Supreme CourtNeil Gorsuch takes his seat on the Supreme Court to hear his first arguments. The court will hear three cases. 10 a.m.Recent Trump Administration News:The North Korea problem is coming to a head, McMaster saysThe problem of North Korearsquo nuclear threa stanley tumbler t is coming to a head, President Donald Trumprsquo national security adviser, Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, said Sunday following the countryrsquo failed missile test. Inside North Korea after the countryrsquo failed missile testCBS News foreign correspondent Ben Tracy -- the only broadcast network reporter in North Korea -- has the latest from the country Sunday on CBS Newsrsquo; Face the Nation, afterNorth Korea conducted a failed missile test.Trump says ldquo omeone should look into who paid for tax return r stanley kubek alliesPresident Donald Trump said ldquo omeone should look into who paid forrallies held across the country Saturdaythat urged him to release his tax returns. The election is over! he said Sunday on Twitter.Trumprsquo nominee to head the Export-Import Bank once voted to eliminate itPresident Donald Trump on Friday tapped former Congressman Scott Garrett, who once voted to effectively eliminate the v Pmgp Millions of Americans believe force justified to restore Trump to White House, University of Chicago study finds
By Bonnie Erbe, Thomas Jefferson Street blogYou know, CIA director Leon Panetta is right! I ve been watching former Vice President Dick Cheney s media parade of the stanley cup last few weeks and wondering, What is he up to It s unseemly for a former president, much less a vice presiden stanley cup t, to dissect and criticize the policies of a subsequent administration, especially so soon after that vice president has left office. And yet Cheney has said publicly President Obama s abandonment of waterboarding as an interrogation technique is, unwise in the extreme. In an interview in an upcoming edition of the New Yorker Panetta said Cheney seems so anxious to justify the Bush administration s interrogation/torture policies, it almost seems as if he d appreciate another terrorist attack on U.S. soil: I think he smells some blood in the wate stanley sverige r on the national security issue, Panetta said in an interview published in The New Yorker magazine s June 22 issue. It s almost, a little bit, gallows politics. When you read behind it, it s almost as if he s wishing that this country would be attacked again, in order to make his point. Cheney, who was a key advocate in the Bush administration of controversial interrogation methods such as waterboarding, has become as a leading Republican critic of Obama s ban on harsh interrogations and his plan to shut the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.And another thing. Why has Cheney been out there campaigning
Todayrsquo Latest News on Trump stanley cup AdministrationScheduleThe president and Melania Trump will participate in the annual Easter Egg roll at the White House.Gorsuch takes his seat on the Supreme CourtNeil Gorsuch takes his seat on the Supreme Court to hear his first arguments. The court will hear three cases. 10 a.m.Recent Trump Administration News:The North Korea problem is coming to a head, McMaster saysThe problem of North Korearsquo nuclear threa stanley tumbler t is coming to a head, President Donald Trumprsquo national security adviser, Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, said Sunday following the countryrsquo failed missile test. Inside North Korea after the countryrsquo failed missile testCBS News foreign correspondent Ben Tracy -- the only broadcast network reporter in North Korea -- has the latest from the country Sunday on CBS Newsrsquo; Face the Nation, afterNorth Korea conducted a failed missile test.Trump says ldquo omeone should look into who paid for tax return r stanley kubek alliesPresident Donald Trump said ldquo omeone should look into who paid forrallies held across the country Saturdaythat urged him to release his tax returns. The election is over! he said Sunday on Twitter.Trumprsquo nominee to head the Export-Import Bank once voted to eliminate itPresident Donald Trump on Friday tapped former Congressman Scott Garrett, who once voted to effectively eliminate the v Pmgp Millions of Americans believe force justified to restore Trump to White House, University of Chicago study finds
By Bonnie Erbe, Thomas Jefferson Street blogYou know, CIA director Leon Panetta is right! I ve been watching former Vice President Dick Cheney s media parade of the stanley cup last few weeks and wondering, What is he up to It s unseemly for a former president, much less a vice presiden stanley cup t, to dissect and criticize the policies of a subsequent administration, especially so soon after that vice president has left office. And yet Cheney has said publicly President Obama s abandonment of waterboarding as an interrogation technique is, unwise in the extreme. In an interview in an upcoming edition of the New Yorker Panetta said Cheney seems so anxious to justify the Bush administration s interrogation/torture policies, it almost seems as if he d appreciate another terrorist attack on U.S. soil: I think he smells some blood in the wate stanley sverige r on the national security issue, Panetta said in an interview published in The New Yorker magazine s June 22 issue. It s almost, a little bit, gallows politics. When you read behind it, it s almost as if he s wishing that this country would be attacked again, in order to make his point. Cheney, who was a key advocate in the Bush administration of controversial interrogation methods such as waterboarding, has become as a leading Republican critic of Obama s ban on harsh interrogations and his plan to shut the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.And another thing. Why has Cheney been out there campaigning