Oct 12, 2017
Chuck Grassley fact checks Trump
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) slammed President Trump on Twitter Thursday morning, firing off a series of tweets to fact check the president's math on his tax cuts, which Grassley insists doesn't add up:
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) slammed President Trump on Twitter Thursday morning, firing off a series of tweets to fact check the president's math on his tax cuts, which Grassley insists doesn't add up:
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There is growing concern among top conservative leaders that the Trump administration isn't addressing the long-term economic impact of the coronavirus, several sources tell Axios. One top adviser said if the recovery is bungled it could cost President Trump the election.
What we're hearing: "The next 4-8 weeks is really going to decide whether Trump gets reelected," Stephen Moore, Trump's former nominee for the Federal Reserve board, told Axios. If the administration mishandles its economic recovery efforts, he said, Trump is "in big trouble."
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A federal judge ruled Thursday that clinics in Texas can immediately offer medication abortions — a pregnancy termination method administered by pill — and can also provide the procedure to patients nearing the state's time limits for abortions.
Driving the news: The decision comes after federal appeals court ruled 2-1 on Tuesday in favor of an executive order by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott that prohibits abortions during the coronavirus outbreak.