Adviser who has pled guilty and cooperating with the Ongoing Investigation of this president and his campaign and potentially his administration. One year on, Republican Party is on the hook for at least hundreds of thousands and many millions of dollars in legal fees for the president and his family. But its not just them. Criminal defense lawyers have been hired by everybody from the Vice President to the White House Communications director to even the white house counsel. Even their lawyers have had to get lawyers this past year. But unlike the president and the president s son, everybody else in the Trump Administration is having to pay for their lawyers themselves. Just one year on from that big victory, white house has already lost two communications directors, chief of staff, deputy chief of staff, National Security adviser, deputy National Security adviser. Press secretary, deputy press secretary. Chief white house strategist, confirmed and also fbi director which may be most c
One year on, the president s Campaign Chairman is out on 10 million bond and wearing an ankle bracelet as is another Trump Campaign official out on 5 million bond wearing ankle bracelet, not counting the Campaign Adviser who has pled guilty and cooperating with the ongoing criminal investigation of this president and his campaign and potentially his administration. One year on, Republican Party is on the hook for at least hundreds of thousands and many millions of dollars in legal fees for the president and his family. But its not just them. Criminal defense lawyers have been hired by everybody from the Vice President to the White House Communications director to even the white house counsel. Even their lawyers have had to get lawyers this past year. But unlike the president and the president s son, everybody else in the Trump Administration is having to pay for their lawyers themselves. Just one year on from that big victory, the white house has already lost two communications directo
Virginia Democratic Rep. Jennifer Wexton announced this week that she won’t run for reelection after being diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder, aggressive progressive supra-nuclear palsy. She previously shared that she had Parkinson’s Disease, but her doctors modified the diagnosis when she didn’t respond to treatment. “I’ve always believed that honesty is the most important value in public service, so I want to be honest with you now this diagnosis is a tough one,” Wexton said in a statement. “There is no ‘getting better’ with PSP.”