Pence’s NFL stunt cost taxpayers $325,000

waste of our money on a purely political move

Pence's Indianapolis Colts game walkout cost taxpayers $325,000: report https://t.co/h6LRXGP6dC pic.twitter.com/AFEkwGMatG

— The Hill (@thehill) October 7, 2018

paid protester https://t.co/dxYrpi0LZZ

— Doug Farrar (@NFL_DougFarrar) October 8, 2018

Trump drops 138 spots on Forbes rich list

Maybe it will be even more after a Democratic House sees his taxes.

Some really good reporting here: @forbes says that after @realDonaldTrump was elected, his Doral golf resort lost 100K booked room-nights. https://t.co/bu3A520OLf

— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) October 2, 2018

Photoshopped picture shows Trump rescuing people

who would fall for this crap?

Because of course it has. https://t.co/OX7A5H9voj

— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) September 24, 2018

Trump’s visit to North Carolina

If he cared, he would have had a briefing. This was a photo op. Sad!

Trump’s storm “briefing” in N.C. was surreal. First, nobody briefed him; politicians mostly just thanked him. Second, he praised local officials for their “talent.” Third, he said we have the strongest economy ever. Fourth, he asked about Lake Norman, where his golf course is.

— Brett Kelman (@BrettKelman) September 19, 2018

Kansas woman told her birth certificate is not proof of citizenship

Trump has unleashed a monster.

A woman born and raised in Kansas learns her birth certificate is not proof of her citizenship. https://t.co/GFhsy78LhV

— Esquire (@esquire) September 18, 2018

Eric Trump’s anti-Semitic remark

I do wonder how many speakers of normal American English *ever* use the word “shekel.” I’m aware of saying it in only two situations: when actually in Israel, where that’s the currency; and when reading passages from old-style KJV Bible.

Can’t recall hearing this before on TV. https://t.co/fF4h9bmw6K

— James Fallows (@JamesFallows) September 12, 2018

Bill Kristol on Eric Trump "shekels" comment: "Is Eric too stupid to know he's being anti-Semitic?" https://t.co/1363iybb4r pic.twitter.com/utUI0OQZUk

— The Hill (@thehill) September 13, 2018

Eric Trump said Bob Woodward's book was "to make three extra shekels."

Shekels — not just Israeli currency, but a derogatory term used by white supremacists and neo-Nazis to tie into antisemitic tropes about Jewish people and money.

Eric Trump — the president's son. pic.twitter.com/bI6IBFUQaS

— Southern Poverty Law Center (@splcenter) September 13, 2018

Eric Trump said flap over his use of anti-Semitic dog whistle is "nonsense." Others beg to differ. https://t.co/YIaVpPfCnD

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 13, 2018

Woodward's reaction on @AC360: "I just hope no one would talk like that, frankly." He says "it sets us back." https://t.co/s1b9uYE6nK

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) September 13, 2018

I’ve never met an American who uses the word “shekels” in a sentence.

— Brian Schatz (@brianschatz) September 13, 2018

Which Eric Trump gaffe was worse? The anti-Semitic one or the democrats aren’t even people one? https://t.co/qNq3NODovw

— Molly Jong-Fast (@MollyJongFast) September 13, 2018

I'm not sure that more than 5% of the non-Jewish people I interact with on any given day would be able to hazard a meager guess at what a "shekel" was…

…except maybe the zealous anti-Semites among them… https://t.co/7Kp2C8lODr

— Chad (@bisforboogie) September 13, 2018

This is great

I almost spit my drink all over my coffee table 😂😂😂 @EdKrassen @krassenstein @TheRickWilson @jeff1946 @Lawrence pic.twitter.com/9QSgOXSGTz

— Candace Maree (@CandaceJMaree) September 11, 2018

Trump and Russian money laundering

Sons who brag about Russian money. A history of shady Russian deals. Paranoia about scrutiny of his businesses. And a harassment campaign against the government's top experts in Russian crime.

There really are a lot of reasons to worry about laundering. https://t.co/SuDTtAKsAk

— David Leonhardt (@DLeonhardt) September 10, 2018

Trump’s approval dips in new polls

It's not just CNN's poll. All polling shows Trump's approval rating dropping. | Analysis by @ForecasterEnten https://t.co/dxY8IYuOrE pic.twitter.com/EeZ86er7fS

— CNN (@CNN) September 11, 2018

Four major recent polls put Trump's approval in the 30s:

CNN: 36/58 (new)

Quinnipiac: 38/54 (new)

WaPo/ABC: 38/60

Kaiser: 37/59

(h/t @DavidWright_CNN)

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) September 10, 2018

CNN POLL CONDUCTED BY SSRS
Sept. 6-9
Unfavorable Opinion of
Donald Trump

Now June
Republicans 18% 15%
Independents 65% 55%
Democrats 92% 87%

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) September 10, 2018

Two polls today have POTUS below 40 percent. Still a long way till November, but that’s a danger zone. https://t.co/gIBnrPn0TO

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) September 10, 2018

I count… Eight… Count em eight live interview polls finished in the last 2 weeks… Each one has Trump's approval dropping from the last poll.

— (((Harry Enten))) (@ForecasterEnten) September 10, 2018

two new polls today affirm sag in Trump’s standing:

Quinnipiac – 38% approve,
54% disapprove

Gallup – 40% approve, 54% disapprove

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) September 10, 2018

Trump's approval drops looks real to me… Got a number of high quality polls that have Trump's approval rating in the 30s… If that is correct and holds, we may be looking at more like a 40+ seat gain for the Dems come November… https://t.co/RqrrPAGVsa

— (((Harry Enten))) (@ForecasterEnten) September 5, 2018

Trump defends congressman who body slammed a reporter

I don’t want to hear any more from Trump about how liberals will be violent. He just praised a guy who attacked a reporter.

"He's fought in more ways than one for your state," Trump says of Greg Gianforte, the congressman who became famous nationally for body-slamming a reporter. "He is a fighter and a winner."

— Josh Dawsey (@jdawsey1) September 7, 2018