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Trump campaign says impeachment backfiring on Democrats (The Washington Times)
Impeachment is backfiring on Democrats by motivating more voters and donors to support President Trump as his campaign operation expands into 17 battleground states, campaign officials said Thursday.
“They have ignited a flame underneath that, with 300-some days to go, actually makes our job easier in some ways,” Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale told reporters. “This lit up our base. I think it’s a huge miscalculation by [Democrats].” [Read More]
Sidney Powell: FBI, DOJ Hid Info That Proves Flynn’s Innocence (Newsmax)
Former National Security Advisor Gen. Michael Flynn’s attorney said on Sunday that “the FBI and the Department of Justice have hidden information that shows [Flynn’s] innocence for more than three years.” [Read More]
House Judiciary Committee ranking member Doug Collins interrupted Chairman Jerry Nadler at Thursday’s articles of impeachment hearing with a point of order. For the umpteenth time since the impeachment inquiry against President Trump began, Democrats have ignored Republicans’ request for a separate minority hearing so they can question their own set of witnesses. [Read More]
Boris Johnson on course for large majority and Brexit mandate: Exit poll (Washington Examiner)
Boris Johnson is on course to win 368 seats in Britain’s election, according to an exit poll run by U.K. broadcasters, possibly giving his Conservative Party a majority of 86, above what many pundits predicted.
It means Johnson will be able to deliver on his promise to take Britain out of the European Union.
The result suggests his message resonated with blue-collar voters who backed Brexit but have seen politicians in London locked in three years of wrangling. [Read More]
Speaking during an event honoring the First Amendment at the Newseum in Washington D.C., Fox News anchor Chris Wallace accused President Donald Trump of assaulting freedom of the press.
Wallace said, “I believe that President Trump is engaged in the most direct, sustained assault on freedom of the press in our history.” [Read More]
