toe to toe with the white house, which is what many people that elected republicans this last fall were looking for. they want to know the house is going to stand up against this crazy white house and what is going on in the u.s. senate and i think we ve proven that so far. ashley: it is amazing he said that, if you remember pelosi ripping up trump s speech and everybody cheering. we can t have it both ways. do you think biden made headway with i think 70% of voters who don t want to see him run again. do you think with his speeches he s given this week in wisconsin and with the state of the union, do you think it persuaded them to want to vote for him? no, it is so early what we consider a cycle that i don t know that people are specifically tuned in to some of the political messages, but they
in the 2018 midterms. that s when she retook the role of speaker in 2019 facing off against trump many times but one that stood out in the oval office. mr. president, please don t characterize the strength i bring to this meeting as the leader of the house democrats. the tension between those two only escalated from there. during trump s 2020 state of the union address she did this, ripping up trump s speech after he finished it. article i is adopted. pelosi and the democrats impeached trump for the first time in december 2019 over allegations he threatened to who would u.s. security assistance to ukraine unless the country investigated his political rivals. during the january 6th capitol attack she was one of the main targets of the rioters. she blamed trump even before the attack began for what happened.
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Molly Forbes with James Guthrie’s To Pastures New, which inspired a portrait of her by Alicia Bruce (Picture: Copyright Alicia Bruce www.aliciabruce.co.uk)
Molly Forbes would not have expected her obituary to appear in a national newspaper. A retired caterer, a mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, she enjoyed living quietly on her son’s land in Aberdeenshire – until their way of life came under threat from one of the most powerful men in the world.
Molly and her neighbours found themselves cast as the unlikely opponents of Donald Trump when he tried to have them evicted from their land at Menie, north of Aberdeen, to make room for his luxury golf resort. During the development, Trump had a wall built around their property so that visitors to the resort would not have to see them, and Molly and her family lived for five years without a reliable water supply.