Julien Modica For Congress

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The Right Rev. Mariann Budde, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, said she learned of Trump’s visit to St. John’s by watching it on the news. “I am outraged,” she said. “I don’t want President Trump speaking for St. John’s."

Live updates: Trump poses for photos at church after police force out protesters; demonstrations intensify overnight The president’s vow came as protesters in Washington and other cities like New York, St. Louis and Chicago intensified their demonstrations, leading to more incidents of violence and destruction between police and the public.

PASS IT ON: former Trump attorney Michael Cohen's public testimony on Wednesday (2/27) before the House Oversight Committee begins at *10AM EST*.

"No, I do not," former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen says when asked if she thinks the president "has a grasp of economic policy." - NBC News

We, the Democrats, introduced a Joint Resolution - which is like a bill, a joint resolution, designated H J Res or S J Res, requires the approval of both chambers and generally the signature of the president and has the force of law if approved. In most cases, there is no practical difference between a bill and a joint resolution. A joint resolution generally is used to address a limited matter such as a single appropriation. Joint resolutions also are used to propose amendments to the Constitution. In that case, they require a two-thirds majority in both chambers. They do not require a presidential signature, but they must be ratified by three-fourths of the states to become a part of the Constitution.

Democrats introduce disapproval of Trump’s border emergency declaration Rep. Joaquin Castro told reporters there was one Republican cosponsor — Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan. It could be on the floor as early as Tuesday.

After nearly two years, there are signs special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election could be wrapping up. But no matter what Mueller concludes, President Trump is facing a slew of federal, state and congressional inquiries into virtually every aspect of his career: the company that bears his name, the campaign that won him the White House, the inauguration that celebrated his improbable victory, and the administration that he currently leads from the Oval Office. Legal problems, and possibly further indictments of Trump’s friends and aides, probably will shadow Trump for the rest of his White House tenure. - L.A. Times via DEVLIN BARRETT, JOSH DAWSEY, and MATT ZAPOTOSKY of the WASHINGTON POST!!!!!

What I am concerned about is the 1973 OLC memo that says the President cannot be indicted. I think Mueller will find that to be baseless and could make Pence President. And that would be an absolute disaster...

Another key figure in the Trump-Russia story revealed: David Geovanis - a notorious Russia-based, American pl***oy with a Russian passport and ties to Trump, Robert Mercer, Howard Lorber and Oleg Deripaska - continues to hide from investigators in Moscow.

This week Virginia has the chance to be the 38th and final state needed to ratify the ERA. It’s far past time for us to show women around the world that we stand for their rights—and how fitting that it could be this VA legislature with a record number of women that gets it done!

"The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it" - George Orwell. Never forget why our Founders based this country on freedom of the press. We cannot become numb to a President who attacks the truth, the press, and our values. - James Comey

Michael Cohen will come before the & Committees next week. Congress has an independent duty under the Constitution to conduct oversight of the Executive Branch, and any efforts to intimidate family members or pressure witnesses will not be tolerated.
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BREAKING NEWS: Chairman announces the rescheduling of Michael Cohen’s public testimony for next week, despite efforts by some to intimidate his family members and prevent him from appearing before the Committee.