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‘Human scum’: Donald Trump explodes. US President Donald Trump has erupted with anger — railing at “human scum” — during an explosive day of testimony in Washington. Source 4a.

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At this point Trump has become a lot like a cornered animal, lashing out and attacking others, trying to use intimidation and bully tactics, and refusing to admit or even consider any wrong on his part. At this point though, at least I hope, there is no escaping his actions and in what he has done. All I hope is that he doesn't trying taking the US done with him, that these Impeachment Inquiries lead to him no longer being able to cause harm.

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Trump hosts 'homecoming rally' in Florida. Trump said he moved his permanent address to Florida because he was "Treated very badly" by New York's political leaders. Ref. USAToday.

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Sometimes Trump sounds like a toddler that gets angry when others play with his toys. Perhaps he is that way because he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth.

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‘Impeach me now’: Why Trump is so cocky. Donald Trump has a blunt message for the Democrats: hurry up and impeach me. There’s one very important reason he’s acting like this. Source 6x.

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Trump’s embarrassing royal blunder. It’s been a dramatic week for the royal family but then Donald Trump arrived in town and things quickly went from bad to worse. Source 5e.

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House Democrats unveil articles of impeachment against President Trump for abuse of power, obstruction of justice. The articles were announced in a Tuesday news conference at the U.S. Capitol and set up a committee vote on whether to impeach Trump. The abuse of power and obstruction of Congress charges stem from Trump’s alleged efforts to pressure Ukraine to investigate a political rival in exchange for military aid and a White House meeting Ref. USAToday.

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Big Shift: Majority Do Not Want Trump Impeached and Removed. For the first time since September. Independents say “no” by an eight-point margin (Quinnipiac). Alan Dershowitz warns this charade could mean the next Democratic president will be impeached (Washington Examiner). Another story notes “A small group of vulnerable House Democrats is floating the longshot idea of censuring President Donald Trump instead of impeaching him” (Politico). Ref. Daybreakinsider.com.