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Trump Says If There Is Another Civil War He Will Get a New Note from Podiatrist | The New Yorker

Trump Says If There Is Another Civil War He Will Get a New Note from Podiatrist | The New Yorker

Shortly after tweeting that his impeachment could result in a civil war, Donald J. Trump clarified that, in the event of such a war, he would seek a new note from his podiatrist.

Trump issued the clarification after military advisers cautioned him that, after starting a civil war, he might reasonably be expected to participate in it.

Speaking to reporters on the White House lawn, Trump said, “Much as I would like to fight in a civil war, my very serious foot condition would keep me from doing that.”

β€˜Will work when drunk!’ – New York Daily News

NYC subway riders greeted by ad hyping β€˜crazy’ Rudy Giuliani’s law offices: β€˜Will work when drunk!’ – New York Daily News

Rudy Giuliani is off the rails, according to a cheeky ad that popped up in the New York City subway Tuesday.

The satirical ad, which was spotted on at least one A train Tuesday afternoon, touts the ex-New York mayor-turned-Trump attorney’s β€œcrazy” legal services, including β€œback-channel deals” and β€œcable news appearances.”

The blue-banner ad also features a mug of Giuliani with his tongue partially out of his mouth, along with a phone number and a link to β€œCrazyRudyLaw.com.”

Democrats recruit speakers to testify against fusion voting

Democrats recruit speakers to testify against fusion voting

ALBANY — Democrats are actively recruiting people to attend the Public Finance Reform Commission’s meeting in Albany on Wednesday to speak out against fusion voting. An email from Albany County Democratic Chair Jack Flynn sent to ward leaders on Monday noted that state Democratic chairman Jay Jacobs would be in Albany for a meeting of the commission, on which he serves.

I like fusion voting, because it gives me an opportunity to vote on alternative party lines, for mainline candidates. It kind of is one of those particular political oddities that kind of make a New York unique and fun political environment.

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Cokie Roberts, Longtime Washington Broadcaster, Dies at 75 : NPR

Veteran journalist Cokie Roberts, who joined an upstart NPR in 1978 and left an indelible imprint on the growing network with her coverage of Washington politics before later going to ABC News, has died. She was 75. Roberts died Tuesday due to complications from breast cancer, according to a family statement.