Could be a bowl of nothing but the drama is intriguing...

https://twitter.com/funder/status/846870007359377408

Still making my way through it...it's designed to be read alphabetically ~

Scroll down for a blow up of the main graphic.

From the Twitter account of Grant Stern

https://twitter.com/grantstern/status/846193415016648706

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/25/opinion/sunday/donald-this-i-will-tell-you.html?_r=0

An excerpt:

As published by Marie Claire Magazine.

JoyAnn Reid is #5 on that list...just thought it worth a mention

http://www.marieclaire.com/politics/news/a26152/the-best-twitter-feeds-taking-on-trump/

It's highly technical, way past my technese...but I post it to point out that there are many, very active conversations occurring all over the net, as citizen investigators essentialy crowd source and swap expertise while digging their way through the entire 45/Russian debacle.

There are no cracks in which 45's stories can hide. I find hope in that ~

This link starts one such conversation. It digs through the possible reasons for the server activity between the trump org and Russian Bank. Again, highly technical but an interesting read.

https://twitter.com/th3j35t3r/status/839975252050509825

Ben Sasse, (R) Nebraska: "...we are in the midst of a civilization-warping crisis of public trust.”

Steve Bannon: My work here is done.

I've poked around for instructions -- they don't seem to match the iPad screen options.

My thanks, should a reply be forthcoming ~

This is by Dan Ewen‏ @VaguelyFunnyDan

Wandering around the White House at night, Trump can't sleep, hasn't slept..he starts seeing the ghosts of Presidents past.

On that first sleepless night he sees the ghost of George Washington. "President Washington," he asks, "what can I do as President to help the American People?"

"Always tell the truth" answers Washington.

On the second night wandering the halls of the White House Trump sees the ghost of Thomas Jefferson. "President Jefferson," he asks, "what can I do as President to help the American People?"

"Follow the constitution" answers Jefferson.

On the third night Trump comes upon the ghost of FDR. "President Roosevelt," he asks, "what can I do as President to help the American People?"

"Help the poor and needy" replies Roosevelt.

On his fourth sleepless night Trump sees before him the great man himself, Abraham Lincoln. "President Lincoln," he asks, "what can I do as President to help the American People?"

"That's easy" replies Lincoln, "Go to the theater"







(a friend just told me this one...don't know its origin)

To change the news cycle to rioting progressives.

Worth reading I believe...and if you're going to protest at Trump's FL rally, be cautious ~

https://mobile.twitter.com/MelissaJPeltier/status/832050031255494656

(Haven't mastered imbedding a tweet yet but I will)