theHill – An Oregon man died “peacefully” after a friend falsely told him that President Trump had been impeached.
Michael Garland Elliott died on April 6, according to his obituary in The Oregonian, and the final words he heard were that the president had been impeached.
Elliott’s “ex-wife and best friend,” Teresa Elliott, shared the false news to bring him comfort in his final moments, according to the obituary.
Trump hiring his son-in-law Jared Kushner to be White House advisor will not violate federal anti-nepotism laws, the Justice Department concluded Friday, the day Trump took office. Nepotism laws are there to keep those with power from abusing it. But somehow it doesn’t apply to the most powerful office in the world? Apparently, “when the president does it, that means that it is NOT illegal.” -Nixon 1977 […]
Gaurdian – Every day, as they hear the whine of the drones overhead, the Tuaiman family waits for Donald Trump to finish killing them. The drones used to hover about once a week over al-Rawdah, the […]
Necn – A small Vermont town passed an advisory resolution calling on Congress to look into whether sufficient grounds exist to pursue an impeachment of President Donald Trump. “It’s the first time I ever made […]
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