Mitt Romney Side-Eyes Republicans Sucking Up To Trump By Attending Trial
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) is shaking his head at Republicans who have been pandering to Donald Trump by attending his New York trial.
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Kristi Noem Shows How Not To Audition For Vice President
It takes a special kind of person to believe that bragging in a book about shooting a dog would boost their political standing.
Seth Meyers Deploys Perfect Nicknames For Trump’s Same-Dressed Trial Stooges
Seth Meyers on Wednesday mocked Donald Trump’s Republican allies who showed up to his hush money trial this week wearing virtually the same thing.
Mitt Romney says Biden should have pardoned Trump as he rips ‘embarrassing’ Republicans flocking to trial
Senator Mitt Romney said Joe Biden should have pardoned Donald Trump after the Justice Department brought election-interference charges and pressured New York prosecutors to drop the case over alleged hush-money payments.
'I'm really curious about the dog': Trump weighs in on Kristi Noem at a private fundraiser
Donald Trump told a room of wealthy donors in Manhattan on Tuesday night that he had questions about Cricket, the 14-month-old wirehaired pointer who was shot and killed by South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, an account that has haunted Noem as the race to be Trump’s running mate heats up.
Rachel Maddow Can't Get Over What Donald Trump's GOP Allies Wore To Court
Rachel Maddow on Tuesday expressed her surprise at the “sad” way in which the latest batch of high-profile Republicans to attend Donald Trump’s hush money trial all appeared to dress like the former president.
Eric Trump's 'Incredible' New Boast Backfires Spectacularly
Eric Trump, son of Donald Trump, is getting mocked on social media after sharing a photo of the Republican figures who came to see the former president in court on Tuesday during his criminal trial in the Stormy Daniels hush money case.
Journalist Says He Saw Trump Editing Speeches For His Stooges To Give Outside Court
New York Magazine journalist Andrew Rice said on MSNBC that on Monday he saw Donald Trump editing — as proceedings were ongoing during his hush money trial — what his Republican allies would later rant about on his behalf outside the courthouse.