The Times' subhed gets it right; the main headline soft-pedals. Why? If the story declares a Constitutional crisis then say it aloud. As we say in news: Bring out the wood (the big headline). Summon the alarm and urgency.
We are in the midst of a Constitutional crisis at the least--a fascist takeover, more like it--and the #BrokenPost's news judgment puts all this 9 screenloads down on its home page. That's not news judgment. That's a smokescreen.
The White House did not *obey.* That is the more relevant verb, given that this is about flouting a court order, separation of powers, and the Constitutional crisis we are in. This kind of word choice is critical.
Keep your fucking little fingers off the French and Spanish wine I need all the more because of you.
Trump Administration Live Updates: President Threatens 200 Percent Tariff on Alcohol From Europe
"The public ask to vote on the 30-day stopgap would likely come in exchange for Democrats giving Senate Republicans the votes they need to invoke cloture"
tl;dr: Schumer still folds. Where is the resistance? Where is the leadership?
After Heated Dem Meeting, Schumer Says Dems Will Push For Vote On Short Term CR First
We had a miraculous economy under Biden. Now, look at today's headlines in the #MurdochJournal: "consumer angst," "shoppers skimping," "investors on edge." Trump did this. You made him, Murdochs & Wall Street. You asked for this. You got it.
