Trump accidentally overplays hand in Cohen attack
Share
Today’s Top Stories:
Trump accidentally overplays his hand in vicious perjury attack on Michael Cohen
The president’s latest attempt to climb out of his hole only succeeded in digging him deeper.
A Republican mayor resigns after his mistress leaked his racist text messages
Mayor Bouchard stepped down in disgrace as the growing scandal engulfs him.
Take Action: Demand Trump fire the white supremacists in the White House!
Each year, the average American spends $1,200 on electricity from fossil fuels and thinks about it for 11 minutes
OD Action Partner: You can take action today by signing up your utility account for clean energy at no cost. Plus, receive 4 free LED light bulbs as a thank you.
Erik Prince accidentally exposes himself to perjury charges over secret Trump Tower meeting
Betsy DeVos’ controversial brother mistakenly did himself in during interview.
Kraft’s Florida massage-parlor founder hung out with loads of Republicans besides Trump
A glance at Yang’s Facebook page reveals Trump isn’t the only prominent Republican with whom she’s been snapping selfies.
A Washington Post columnist goes viral exposing how dumb Trump thinks his own supporters are
The merciless piece is spreading like wildfire and the MAGA crowd will be furious.
Ocasio-Cortez goes mega-viral by calling out the media’s selective outrage to help Republicans
The Congresswoman blew the lid off the media’s long con, and gave a shining example.
Pantsuit Politics hosts release the ultimate guide to discourse in the Trump era
OD Action Pick: “I Think You’re Wrong (But I’m Listening)” is an OD Action favorite and one of the best reviewed political books of 2019.
PS — Please don’t forget to sign the petition to tell Congress to censure Trump for abusing presidential power for his own personal gain, and check out the brilliant “Don’t Think of an Elephant” by George Lakoff — a quick read that contains the ultimate keys for Democrats to win elections — and arguments.
JOIN THE RESISTANCE
Required Reading for the Resistance. Actions that make a difference.
WEAR YOUR RESISTANCE
