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- 1Former Bush ethics lawyer calls federally funded ads possibly impeachable●"Richard Painter, a former # WhiteHouse ethics lawyer under George W. Bush, said the use of federal funds for the ads co
Richard Painter, who served as White House ethics lawyer under George W. Bush, said spending federal funds on certain ads could amount to an abuse of power and an impeachable offense. He urged Congress to demand reimbursement for the spending, warning that the practice is very dangerous.
- 2Karl Rove says he received threats over voting Democratic●When the Republicans lose Karl Rove, you know it's the Republican Party who are the RINOs now. > Karl Rove Says He Got ‘
Veteran Republican strategist Karl Rove says he has received 'credible threats' after announcing he will vote for Democrats, pushing back hard at critics within his own party who brand him a RINO. 'To hell with them,' Rove said of those attacking him, and commentators note that even the architect of George W. Bush's victories is now being cast out by the Republican base.
- 3Federal judge blocks ICE courthouse arrests in New York City▼A fed judge⚡issued a final ruling against # ICE 's IMM court arrests in NYC. He criticized🚨the agency for seemingly givi
A federal judge in New York City has issued a final ruling against ICE's practice of arresting immigrants at courthouses. The judge, an appointee of President George W. Bush, criticized the agency for giving officers what he called 'unfettered discretion' to make arrests with no guidance whatsoever, noting the government did not even attempt to argue otherwise in court.
- 4WSJ poll puts Trump at 37% approval ahead of midterms▼The Wall Street Journal's new poll has Trump at 37 percent approval — the lowest of any president that close to a midter
A new Wall Street Journal poll puts President Trump's approval rating at 37 percent, the lowest for any president at a comparable point before a midterm election since the Journal's polling began under George H.W. Bush. The only comparable figure was George W. Bush's 39 percent. Commenters are treating the number as a warning sign for Trump's party ahead of the midterm elections.
- 5Pentagon Declares the War in Iraq Finally Over●The War in Iraq Is Finally Over https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.moth erjones.com/politics/2026/09/iraq-war-over-penta
The US war in Iraq is reported to be over, more than two decades after the 2003 invasion launched under President George W. Bush. According to the report, the Pentagon has ended its military occupation and advisory presence in the country, closing one of the longest American military commitments in modern history. The declaration prompts renewed debate over the war's cost, legacy and aftermath.