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An ‘impeachable offense’ CREDIT: AP/Flickr/Composite First reported in ThinkProgress: Unde

An ‘impeachable offense’ CREDIT: AP/Flickr/Composite First reported in ThinkProgress: Under political pressure from Donald Trump, the Kuwaiti embassy [allegedly moved a planned event] from the Four Seasons to the Trump International Hotel. One constitutional scholar called the allegation a [“paradigm impeachable offense.”] CREDIT: AP Photo/Keystone, Alessandro Della Bella Three attacks played out yesterday, but one isn’t getting as much coverage as the others. Is it because [Muslims were targeted]? Promoted Post [Massive banks are ripping off Americans. There is finally an alternative.] Reading List There’s [a terrifying amount of common ground] between a Trump adviser and white nationalism’s favorite philosopher. Evangelicals [are lauding] Trump’s climate-denying EPA pick. Flint emergency managers [have been charged] over the city’s lead water crisis. Soundbite [“If the pardon power allows that, the pardon power allows the president to become a dictator, and even Richard Nixon had the decency to wait for his successor to hand out the pardon that he received for his illegal conduct.”]  — Richard Painter, ethics lawyer [Facebook] [Twitter] [Medium] ThinkProgress | CAP Action Fund 1333 H ST NW | Washington, DC 20005 Contributions to Center for American Progress Action Fund are not tax deductible [Donate |] [Manage Email Options |][Privacy Policy |] [Unsubscribe] This email was sent to {EMAIL}.

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