Kyle Griffin‏ @kylegriffin1
NYT: Trump told Sessions naming him AG was one of his worst decisions, called him an "idiot," said he should resign.

Doll Is Mine wrote:

Kyle Griffin‏ @kylegriffin1
NYT: Trump told Sessions naming him AG was one of his worst decisions, called him an "idiot," said he should resign.

Doll Is Mine wrote:

Kyle Griffin‏ @kylegriffin1
NYT: Trump told Sessions naming him AG was one of his worst decisions, called him an "idiot," said he should resign.

pacino wrote:a foolproof plan for Pennsylvania's fiscal future:

The revamped package relies on borrowing $1 billion against future revenue from Pennsylvania's share of 1998's multistate settlement with tobacco companies and diverting $600 million-plus from off-budget programs.

It also would count on hundreds of millions of dollars more in unused cash from state programs, money that the Wolf administration says does not entirely exist, and the potential for license fees should the state authorize another expansion of casino-style gambling.

Youseff wrote:has anyone seen any good analysis as to how to deal with that country? is it to open up trade with them?

In recent weeks, Trump has complained in private that it’s difficult to have any sort of relationship — or even make small talk — with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. He’s told staff that he finds Speaker Paul Ryan, whom he’s dubbed a “boy scout,” dry as well, but the two have some rapport.

By contrast, Trump can relate to Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, who talk more in non-Washington terms that he understands, according to people familiar with their meetings. Trump wants to keep meeting with them.

One attendee said he grinned so much at Schumer that it was "almost uncomfortable." He shook Schumer's hand repeatedly and said in private he was better at keeping his caucus together than Republicans — and that he wanted to work together more often.

"Schumer just talks to him. You get Mitch and Paul in here, and they're trying to explain this or that, and there is no personal connection,” a White House source said.