.MTPFirstRead: After infrastructure blowup, Pres. Trump owns Washington gridlock.
Trump on obstruction of justice. “Accordingly, while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.”“We had an election [last night] for Fred Keller, a 50/50 shot and he won in a landslide. We went and we did a rally. Hardly mentioned today. And yet it would be the biggest story in the country.”Keller’s special-election victory last night was in the ruby-red PA-12 district, where the previous GOP congressman won 66 percent of the vote in 2018.
But guess what: Biden’s desire for unity looks a whole lot stronger after yesterday’s Trump-Pelosi-Schumer blowup than it might have during the former vice president’s speech in Philly on Saturday. And one other thing: If there are impeachment proceedings or inquiries this summer or in the fall, guess who that benefits?Julian Castro , Jay Inslee and Bill de Blasio and Cory Booker attend McDonald’s strikes/protests… Bernie Sanders participates in another McDonald’s protest via livestream… And Booker partakes in an MSNBC town hall with Chris Hayes.
That’s the earliest that a new $20 bill featuring Harriet Tubman could be unveiled, according to Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, who announced the delay in the redesign yesterday.that Mnuchin wanted to delay the redesign until Trump was out of office, worried that the president might otherwise cancel it altogether.
In 2016, Trump called the idea of changing the design “pure political correctness” and praised the current face of the $20 — Andrew Jackson — as a president with a “great history.”
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