Rep. Dan Kildee Says Congress Needs Trump’s Tax Returns So They Can Change The Tax Law

What was President Trump up to when he publicly attacked the work of Trump-Russia special counsel Robert Mueller?

The answer lay in Trump's longtime habit of operating on two levels. On the surface, Trump sets off controversies, often using Twitter to say something outrageous that sets the media agenda and leaves some commentators with their hair on fire. At the same time, below the surface, Trump is actually taking steps to get a particular job done.

That was true with the Russia probe. For public consumption, Trump was denouncing Mueller and trashing his team. Behind the scenes, Trump was cooperating and making sure his staff did the same. The Trump White House offered everyone (except, of course, the president himself) to be interviewed, and reams and reams of documents that other White Houses might have withheld on the grounds of executive or other privilege. So Trump simultaneously attacked and cooperated.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/columnists/byron-york-from-former-trump-lawyer-candid-talk-about-mueller-manafort-sessions-rosenstein-collusion-tweets-privilege-and-the-press

Texas State students are trying to ban Turning Point USA from campus

Some student government representatives at Texas State University have crafted a resolution calling for conservative organization Turning Point USA to be banned from its campus.

The resolution, titled, “The Faculty and Student Safety Resolution of 2019,” alleges the organization has a “consistent history of creating hostile work and learning environments through a myriad of intimidation tactics aimed against students and faculty” and demands that it be removed and barred from the university.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/texas-state-university-student-government-wants-turning-point-usa-banned-from-campus

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