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1 week ago | 
arcamax.com | Susan Estrich
As a candidate for president, Donald Trump constantly complained about the "weaponization" of the Justice Department, arguing that its prosecution of him was politically motivated.
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1 week ago | 
creators.com | Susan Estrich
As a candidate for president, Donald Trump constantly complained about the "weaponization" of the Justice Department, arguing that its prosecution of him was politically motivated.
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1 week ago | 
dailyherald.com | Susan Estrich
President Barack Obama finally did last week what so many of us have been waiting for him — and Bill Clinton and George W. Bush — to do. He stood up and spoke out about the threat to our constitutional democracy posed by Donald Trump. There is a very nice tradition that former presidents don't step up to criticize their successors, particularly during their “honeymoon” period. It is a nicety that we can't afford when, as now, our very democracy is in danger.
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1 week ago | 
wctrib.com | Susan Estrich
President Barack Obama finally did last week what so many of us have been waiting for him — and Bill Clinton and George W. Bush — to do. He stood up and spoke out about the threat to our constitutional democracy posed by Donald Trump . There is a very nice tradition that former presidents don't step up to criticize their successors, particularly during their "honeymoon" period. It is a nicety that we can't afford when, as now, our very democracy is in danger.
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1 week ago | 
newsmax.com | Susan Estrich
Former U.S. President Barack Obama finally did last week what so many of us have been waiting for him — and Bill Clinton and George W. Bush — to do. He stood up and spoke out about the threat to our constitutional democracy posed by Donald Trump.
There is a very nice tradition that former presidents don't step up to criticize their successors, particularly during their "honeymoon" period.
It's a nicety that we can't afford when, as now, our very democracy is in danger.
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1 week ago | 
newsitem.com | Susan Estrich
President Barack Obama finally did last week what so many of us have been waiting for him - and Bill Clinton and George W. Bush - to do. He stood up and spoke out about the threat to our constitutional democracy posed by Donald Trump. There is a very nice tradition that former presidents don't step up to criticize their successors, particularly during their "honeymoon" period. It is a nicety that we can't afford when, as now, our very democracy is in danger.
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1 week ago | 
wctrib.com | Susan Estrich
What do you do when the economy is going to hell, 401(k)s are going down the toilet and we're bracing for higher prices on nearly everything? If you're an average American, you worry. If you're Donald Trump, you go golfing, as he did twice last weekend, even as people took to the streets in every major city in the country to protest his policies.
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1 week ago | 
arcamax.com | Susan Estrich
President Barack Obama finally did last week what so many of us have been waiting for him -- and Bill Clinton and George W. Bush -- to do. He stood up and spoke out about the threat to our constitutional democracy posed by Donald Trump. There is a very nice tradition that former presidents don't step up to criticize their successors, particularly during their "honeymoon" period. It is a nicety that we can't afford when, as now, our very democracy is in danger.
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1 week ago | 
creators.com | Susan Estrich
President Barack Obama finally did last week what so many of us have been waiting for him — and Bill Clinton and George W. Bush — to do. He stood up and spoke out about the threat to our constitutional democracy posed by Donald Trump. There is a very nice tradition that former presidents don't step up to criticize their successors, particularly during their "honeymoon" period. It is a nicety that we can't afford when, as now, our very democracy is in danger.
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1 week ago | 
dailyherald.com | Susan Estrich
What do you do when the economy is going to hell, 401(k)s are going down the toilet and we're bracing for higher prices on nearly everything? If you're an average American, you worry. If you're Donald Trump, you go golfing, as he did twice last weekend, even as people took to the streets in every major city in the country to protest his policies.
