monitoring Trump and relevant contemporary events

I don't think this qualifies as facism.

as the playbook would dictate this is obvious evidence for the case of yet another assault on conservatism by the liberal elite.

Rice “a man with big swinging ape balls.”

Judge Rules Mueller Must Divulge Media Contacts

Mueller has not produced a shred of evidence against Trump after a year of investigating, and this lawsuit could fully expose the liberal media hacks who are spreading lies and misinformation to harm the president.

WASHINGTON — By the time Attorney General Jeff Sessions arrived at President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort for dinner one Saturday evening in March 2017, he had been receiving the presidential silent treatment for two days. Mr. Sessions had flown to Florida because Mr. Trump was refusing to take his calls about a pressing decision on his travel ban.

When they met, Mr. Trump was ready to talk — but not about the travel ban. His grievance was with Mr. Sessions: The president objected to his decision to recuse himself from the Russia investigation. Mr. Trump, who had told aides that he needed a loyalist overseeing the inquiry, berated Mr. Sessions and told him he should reverse his decision, an unusual and potentially inappropriate request.

Mr. Sessions refused.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — President Donald Trump slammed frequent foe Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., who is battling brain cancer, for having voted against one of the measures that would have repealed Obamacare last year.

Speaking at a rally here, and referring to McCain without using his name, Trump said his efforts to scrap President Obama's signature health care law were frustrated by the Arizona senator's decision to give a thumbs-down to the bill on the Senate floor in July.

"We had it done folks, it was done, and then early in the morning somebody turned their hand in the wrong direction," Trump said. "The person that voted that way only talked repeal and replace. He campaigned on it."

The rhetorical jabs were Trump's first public comments about McCain since it was reported earlier this month that White House press aide Kelly Sadler had privately told colleagues there was no reason to worry about the Arizona senator's antipathy toward a Trump nominee because McCain is "dying anyway." That remark infuriated lawmakers, including many of McCain's fellow Republican senators, but Trump has shown more concern about the leaking of the conversation than about the disrespect shown to McCain.

Sadler remains in her job.

There's no love lost between McCain and Trump — McCain allies have told the White House Trump is not welcome at the senator's future funeral — but Trump had not attacked the senator for some time before Tuesday night. Their feud dates back at least as long as the early days of Trump's 2015 presidential campaign, when McCain called Trump supporters "crazies" and Trump questioned McCain's valor in Vietnam.

Back then, Trump called McCain a "loser" and ridiculed him for the years he spent in a Vietnamese prison camp after his plane was shot down.

"He is a war hero because he was captured," Trump said. "I like people who weren't captured."