Bill Kristol: A Reckless, Tin-Pot President

Remember That Wild Photoshoot of Young Barron Trump and His Many Toys?

“Abundance for me but not for thee” seems to be Donald Trump’s new motto. The president’s argument that children should just have fewer dolls rattled the nation last week. Trump’s tariffs proposals—which were discovered and confirmed by the White House to be based on bad math—have sent markets tumbling and pushed the U.S. economy closer toward a recession. The boss of the biggest shipping port in the country told AFP News Agency that American co…

The Recap: Trump is rejected globally as he raids kids’ toy chests

A daily roundup of the best stories and cartoons by Daily Kos staff and contributors to keep you in the know. Kids can do with a lot less, says billionaire wrecking the economy Sure, tariffs will mean fewer toys for kids, but they also mean your 401k...

'Disrupt the system': Mike Johnson cosigns Trump boast kids can have fewer toys

Reacting to President Donald Trump's remarks children may have to buy fewer toys because of his trade policies, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said, “We had to disrupt the system, and we're going to have the desired results," he told reported on Capitol Hill Monday.Johnson said he didn't watch Trump's talk, but insisted the president's tariff policy is working, as more than a hundred countries are renegotiating trade agreements "which would be muc…

Trump's Out-Of-Touch Doll Comments Have Everyone Bringing Up Barron's Lavish Life

Trump has defended his hefty tariffs by implying that American kids have too many toys -- a concern he didn't seem to have with his own kids.

Bill Kristol: A Reckless, Tin-Pot President

Trump 2.0 is showing so little concern for his political standing that even Fox made primetime room for Karl Rove to vent about how he's failing at the fundamentals. Our aspiring Gaddafi doesn't care that tariffs aren't popular or that he sounds like Mr. Scrooge when he says kids should have fewer toys. And while belt-tightening is good enough for average Americans, he's throwing himself a giant, ostentatious military parade that will cost tens …

For Trump, A Ballroom And A Parade! For Your Daughter, THREE DOLLS AND FIVE PENCILS.

When anchor Kristen Welker opened Sunday’s broadcast of “Meet The Press” by calling it a “special edition,” the word “special” was doing a lot of heavy lifting. While certainly different than most weeks, it’s hard to call it “special” when this is the third time President Donald Trump has appeared since Welker took over for Chuck Todd. We guess she just really likes talking to him. Both versions of the interview, the broadcast one and the uncut,…