And, you know, you can imagine -- it's Roger Stone, it's Paul Manafort, it's any one of the half dozen of people very close to the President, who undoubtedly have stories to tell about the President's behavior who are being told, stay quiet, and we will fix this.
Rep. Jim Himes suggests that Trump's pardons may be a way to silence those close to him who could reveal damaging information.
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What you have is somebody who is so demented that they are either wittingly or unwittingly participating in a coup d’état.
What is devastating is that a United States senator, and maybe more than one United States senator, would effectively tee up a coup d’état, right?
I’m heartened that the federal government will serve as a partner in expanding Connecticut’s State Veterans Cemetery and look forward to working with the delegation to provide additional resources to Connecticut veterans.
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