And if God forbid we have a terrorist attack on US soil, get ready for Martial Law.

Michael Flynn cutting dirty deals with the Russians?

But here what Jeffries said to Morgan: "Hitler didn't kill the Jews on the first day, he worked up to it, mate."

White House adviser Stephen Miller doubled down on the Trump administration's groundless claims of voter fraud in New Hampshire -- and across the nation -- during in an interview on ABC's This Week on Sunday.

On This Week, host George Stephanopoulos asked Miller, a senior White House policy adviser, to provide that evidence. In fact, he asked three times.
Miller said the show was "not the venue" to supply evidence, but repeated the baseless claim multiple times. He said in part:
"I can tell you that this issue of busing voters into New Hampshire is widely known by anyone who's worked in New Hampshire politics. It's very real. It's very serious."

You need to wait until he says...

 "Robart has made his decision; now let him enforce it!"

The unreasonable opposition of the Left has the potential to illicit responses that no one actually wants.

And yes, GA. An attack will lead to blame being laid at the Left's feet.

the official @POTUS account

Don W. Fox, former general counsel and former acting director of OGE, told The Washington Post that "Conway's encouragement to buy Ivanka's stuff would seem to be a clear violation of rules prohibiting misuse of public office for anyone's private gain."
He added: "This is jaw-dropping to me. This rule has been promulgated by the federal Office of Government Ethics as part of the Standards of Conduct for all executive branch employees and it applies to all members of the armed forces as well."
Attorneys said a typical executive-branch employee who violated the rule could face significant disciplinary action, including a multi-day suspension and loss of pay.

"Drain the swamp"?!?  Heh.

Trump angrily denounced the New Start Treaty in a 28 January phone call to the Russian leader, according to sources briefed on the call. Reuters, which first reported Trump�s remarks, said the new US president also had to pause the hour long call to ask what the New Start Treaty was.

President Donald J. Trump and President Xi Jinping of China had a lengthy telephone conversation on Thursday evening. The two leaders discussed numerous topics and President Trump agreed, at the request of President Xi, to honor our "one China" policy.

It's worth noting that this was not just something that "came up" in the phone call. Xi would not have agreed to talk unless Trump explicitly promised beforehand that he would affirm the One China policy and do so publicly.

Because given what current and former federal officials are now asserting, it appears that -- Vice President Pence's strenuous denials notwithstanding -- current National Security Advisor Michael Flynn did in fact maintain regular contact with the Kremlin's Ambassador to Washington, Sergey I. Kislyak, during the period on question. Per Josh Marshall at Talking Points Memo:

"Flynn wasn't just vaguely tied to the Trump campaign. He was his top foreign policy advisor and indeed a regular fixture with him on the campaign trail, often appearing with him at campaign rallies. Flynn also accompanied Trump when he received his first intelligence briefing as Republican nominee on August 17th."

And per the Washington Post:

"Flynn's contacts with the ambassador attracted attention within the Obama administration because of the timing. U.S. intelligence agencies were then concluding that Russia had waged a cyber campaign designed in part to help elect Trump; his senior adviser on national security matters was discussing the potential consequences for Moscow, officials said.

"The talks were part of a series of contacts between Flynn and Kislyak that began before the Nov. 8 election and continued during the transition, officials said. In a recent interview, Kislyak confirmed that he had communicated with Flynn by text message, by phone and in person, but declined to say whether they had discussed sanctions.

"The emerging details contradict public statements by incoming senior administration officials including Mike Pence, then the vice president-elect. They acknowledged only a handful of text messages and calls exchanged between Flynn and Kislyak late last year and denied that either ever raised the subject of sanctions." (Emphasis is mine.)

Again, per Marshall at TPM:

"Trump and Flynn received repeated security briefings during the final months of the campaign. Reports indicate that they received at least broad accounts of Russian hacking targeting Hillary Clinton. Seemingly during this period Flynn was also conducting backchannel communications with Russia's ambassador to the US. ... Did the subject of the hacking come up in those conversations with Kislyak?

[...]

"Another question comes up. There were numerous instance during the campaign in which discredited and clearly false Russian propaganda ended up in statements or interviews from top Trump campaign leaders, including but not limited to Flynn. A number came from Manafort too.

"At the time I thought it was most likely that they picked these up through alt-right Twitter streams and Breitbart, both of which were ready channels for Russian propaganda from sources like RT and Sputniknews. If that was what you were immersed in you'd likely hear these fake stories reported as news. I still think that's the most likely explanation. But perhaps it's not the only one.

"When we look at the big picture, these pre-election back channel communications seem considerably more significant than the post-election ones." (Again, emphasis is mine.)

Curiouser and curiouser. In a follow-up post, Marshall poses the questions which now need to be asked:

"Did President Trump know this at the time? If so, did he discuss the conversations with Flynn? Authorize them? Use them as a conduit for passing his own messages? If he did not know about them at the time, when did he learn of them?" (Again, emphasis is mine.)