3 Stories You Should Read 3/4/2019: Michelle Malkin, Joe Biden, Jerry Nadler
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In the category of: The midterms mattered.
House Democrats announce a broad probe into allegations of obstruction of justice
House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler on Monday announced a sweeping investigation into President Donald Trump’s campaign, businesses, transition and administration, a probe that would lay the groundwork for Democrats if they choose to pursue impeachment proceedings against the President.
In the category of: The waiting game continues.
Biden’s Hamlet act ripples across 2020 field
Prospective Democratic candidates, donors and staffers are frozen in place until the former VP makes his decision.
The shadow Biden casts over the Democratic field is a sign of his stature in the party — as the loyal No. 2 of the party’s beloved President Barack Obama, his polling numbers place him in the front-runner ranks — but it’s also a reflection of the lane he would occupy if he were to run.
Biden’s appeal to the white working class and moderates puts him squarely in the path of possible candidates like former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe — and it’s coloring their deliberations about the race.
Biden said last week that he is “very close” to a decision, and that it might come as early as April.
In the category of: Hate convention.
At CPAC, Extremists On Stage And Off
The annual conference served as yet another reminder of how the conservative movement in America is joined at the hip with the white nationalist movement.
White nationalists, bigots and assorted conspiracy theorists are as commonplace at CPAC, which is organized annually by the American Conservative Union, as Republican senators, U.S. House members and presidents. Brimelow, for example, was a featured panelist at CPAC in 2012.
Although some efforts were made this year to keep extremist figures out of the conference, they were also given top billing to speak from the main stage of the event, inside the Potomac Ballroom at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, just outside Washington, D.C. All told, the conference served as yet another annual reminder of how the conservative movement in America is joined at the hip with the white nationalist movement.
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