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Theresa May dealt a crushing, humiliating blow. Only options left may be to just let the country leave the EU with no safety net at all in March, which will seriously damage the economy, or hold a second referendum. British politics just a royal clusterfuck right now -- and the existence of the UK itself is increasingly in peril.
The pound rose today. Markets betting on a new referendum or Article 50 cancellation.
Christie has a point but it is kind of misguided, he's like the football fan blaming the offensive coordinator for the offense when the head coach is the actual problem. Kushner is grifter just like his dad and more importantly just like his father-in-law. Christie is coming at it from a point of view where Trump is acting like someone truly interesting governing and not running a racket. Its why they jettisoned him, he wasn't in on the con.
Pelosi to Trump: If you won't reopen the government, then I think you should delay the State of the Union or just deliver us a letter instead of a speech. Thanks.
It’s day 29 of the government shutdown, and hundreds of thousands of government workers have been furloughed for four weeks. Follow here for the latest.
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