Speaking with Fox News' Sean Hannity, US President Donald Trump called Russian President Vladimir Putin "very, very strong," and said the meeting between the two heads of state was a turning point for Russia-US relations https://t.co/idvGvWaBpM pic.twitter.com/obOkkLbj3s

— CNN (@CNN) July 17, 2018

Tomorrow’s NYDN wood pic.twitter.com/qJNvmJB6Ub

— Helen Kennedy (@HelenKennedy) July 17, 2018

Retired Gen. Michael Hayden suggests that the takeaway from the Trump-Putin summit is "he doesn't care about the well-being of the Republic that he is sworn to protect" https://t.co/18fFpDGUAL https://t.co/dzTDttjpBh

— CNN Tonight (@CNNTonight) July 17, 2018

President Trump is not on our side https://t.co/vCKCWNYnGl

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) July 17, 2018

Ex-RNC chair: Trump was like an "asset" standing next to his "handler" at press conference with Putin https://t.co/pMPGnCHVQH pic.twitter.com/S0PrOCUsor

— The Hill (@thehill) July 17, 2018

Donald Trump’s press conference performance in Helsinki rises to & exceeds the threshold of “high crimes & misdemeanors.” It was nothing short of treasonous. Not only were Trump’s comments imbecilic, he is wholly in the pocket of Putin. Republican Patriots: Where are you???

— John O. Brennan (@JohnBrennan) July 16, 2018

"Where are our Republican colleagues?" Sen. Schumer says following Trump-Putin summit. "Where are the Republicans who know in their heart the president is giving away the store to President Putin?" https://t.co/pnM34fZoCq pic.twitter.com/098y3Lfn8L

— ABC News (@ABC) July 17, 2018

Hannity praises Trump's press conference with Putin: "You were very strong" https://t.co/ioZXNMonBZ pic.twitter.com/41o7mbwGkg

— The Hill (@thehill) July 17, 2018

A prominent elder GOP statesman, with whom my relationship had cooled in the era of Trump and the army of snitches texts, "Today was a bad day for America. I think Putin owns him. Keep up the fight."

— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) July 17, 2018

Scary thing is all get much the worse before get better. I take sleepy pill now.

— Rogue Melania🍸🍸🍸 (@RogueFirstLady) July 17, 2018

"Putin’s Poodle,” says the Daily Mirror. “Trump Branded a Traitor.” Sometimes, it takes a tabloid to do justice to the news. pic.twitter.com/Nak0Y5Zx9Z

— Dan Froomkin (PressWatchers.org) (@froomkin) July 17, 2018

YES! The crowd is growing significantly at the White House anti-Trump protest. Come down and join! https://t.co/573q6VMUPv

— Indivisible Network 🇺🇦 (@IndivisibleNet) July 17, 2018

So here's my question. If you're saying—not rhetorically, but sincerely—that Trump is committing treason, what are you going to do when the Dem. Party refuses to use its constitutional power to punish this treason, to take the first steps to removing this traitor from office?

— corey robin (@CoreyRobin) July 17, 2018

Maria Butina, arrested by FBI on charges she is Russian agent, was first to ask Trump about sanctions. Later, as @DavidCornDC and I write in Russian Roulette, Trump advisors fretted over video of Butina's interaction with the candidate. https://t.co/9WaKnjSojt pic.twitter.com/Z4eDjlD5uO

— Michael Isikoff (@Isikoff) July 16, 2018

Trump files complaints against Canada and Europe for imposing tariffs in response to his tariffs https://t.co/iVj79LJJ65 pic.twitter.com/cxwBoBFQig

— The Hill (@thehill) July 17, 2018

Exclusive: As MPs prepare to vote on the Customs Bill, we reveal that senior business leaders warned May her bill is 'not fit for purpose' in a letter sat on by government officials. https://t.co/lvvF9bWG5t

— Adam Bienkov (@AdamBienkov) July 16, 2018

Conservative MP @Anna_Soubry attacked "ideologically driven" colleagues with "gold-plated pensions and inherited wealth" for ignoring the "reality" of Brexit. pic.twitter.com/hZF5DU9wy7

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) July 16, 2018

Forget economics,forget immigration, forget whatever you thought Brexit was about. It doesn't matter. Because it's not any more. THIS is what it's about. The destruction of the North Atlantic alliance. We are in a new world order. We URGENTLY need to re-frame the Brexit debate

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) July 16, 2018

A Government official says a motion has been tabled to bring forward Parliament's mid-year recess to Thursday and MPs will vote on this tomorrow

— Sky News Breaking (@SkyNewsBreak) July 16, 2018

Trump's thoughts on Brexit is like a college student trying to pull off a presentation on a book they didn't read pic.twitter.com/W7T5sicjb6

— NowThis Impact (@nowthisimpact) July 16, 2018

"The Helsinki summit: 5 things Trump must discuss with Putin" https://t.co/Sp1oAA1XQw pic.twitter.com/u24XjCMKr9

— The Hill (@thehill) July 16, 2018

Trump in opening remarks to Finnish President in Helsinki thanks him for his support, and says NATO has never been stronger. Finland isn't in NATO.

— Henry Foy (@HenryJFoy) July 16, 2018

America First = Blame America First. https://t.co/vMFNR1MCPD

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) July 16, 2018

Russia's foreign ministry, realising the fact it liked this Trump tweet is now widely known, doubles down pic.twitter.com/fmSDMuCln0

— Matthew Champion (@matthewchampion) July 16, 2018

Pres. Trump and Russian Pres. Vladimir Putin will meet Monday at Finnish presidential palace in Helsinki that overlooks the Baltic Sea — the same venue where two of their predecessors met in 1990. https://t.co/8Fb6K7m2mq pic.twitter.com/JgEG5bXBAq

— ABC News (@ABC) July 15, 2018

NOW: President Trump arrives in Helsinki to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin https://t.co/gwDuxMagwA pic.twitter.com/sVcOVQxfG5

— CBS News (@CBSNews) July 15, 2018

Russian state TV tonight suggests that, for Donald Trump, the meeting with Vladimir Putin is more important than the NATO summit & UK visit: “The show is over. Now the work begins. After all, he was just passing through Brussels & London on the way to Helsinki.” pic.twitter.com/nk4elgstl3

— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) July 15, 2018

GOP senator: "Putin is a murderer," Trump shouldn't dignify him with a summit https://t.co/Y3xFQNVDJa pic.twitter.com/kFWGeEn07T

— The Hill (@thehill) July 16, 2018

John Bolton says Mueller's indictment of Russian agents "strengthens" Pres. Trump's hand in confronting Putin.

Sen. Chris Murphy: "I'd like to know the name of the president that John Bolton thinks he works for because he's not describing Pres. Trump" https://t.co/4VO8tZMJnP pic.twitter.com/nXGA3RWsoK

— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) July 16, 2018

From London to Helsinki, protests followed President Trump through Europe all weekend https://t.co/cdgq18e8Mk pic.twitter.com/aadZMplXWR

— CNN (@CNN) July 16, 2018

#Helsinki protests against Trump. He’s hated around the world.pic.twitter.com/JlNcrKTga1

— 3ChicsPolitico (@3ChicsPolitico) July 15, 2018

Asked who is America's biggest foe, the President of the United States says: "The European Union is a foe." #facepalm https://t.co/1ABQsyfSLx

— Josh Rogin (@joshrogin) July 15, 2018

Just walked by a Russian here in Helsinki with a red #MAGA baseball cap on. What strange times we live in.

— Michael McFaul (@McFaul) July 15, 2018

On the day that @POTUS is on his way to meet with a brutal dictator who murders journalists…he tweets that the media is “the enemy of the people.” Unconscionable. #Trump #Putin #Helsinki pic.twitter.com/5G25isfjo5

— Andy Ostroy (@AndyOstroy) July 16, 2018

Ahead of the Trump-Putin meeting here, Finland’s largest newspaper has put up ads around Helsinki which are less than complimentary about the visiting leaders. The sign in Russian says: “Putin is trying again to bring the media to heel.” pic.twitter.com/Oy89XnP2WJ

— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) July 15, 2018

Wonder if this will come up in Helsinki tomorrow. The GRU, same Russian military intelligence service accused of disrupting the 2016 presidential election, may also be responsible for the nerve agent attack in Britain against a former Russian spy https://t.co/Hrr88YP95d

— Julie Davis (@juliehdavis) July 15, 2018

Ahead of Helsinki summit, Rep. Gowdy wants President Trump to ask Putin where "we can pick up the 25 Russians" indicted in Mueller probe https://t.co/vRMDUQevsh pic.twitter.com/uxvoKQ71vH

— CBS News (@CBSNews) July 15, 2018

One of my serious policy concerns about the Helsinki performance review is that these two kleptos are going to agree to turning the entire Arctic into a gas station.

— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) July 15, 2018

Just watch: Trump will emerge from the Helsinki summit with some token concession from Putin and will take public credit for the illusory “win” while Putin secretly solidifies his US puppet’s value as an anti-EU, anti-NATO, pro-Assad, pro-Erdogan asset. All par for the course.

— Laurence Tribe 🇺🇦 ⚖️ (@tribelaw) July 15, 2018

Trump turns U.K. trip into taxpayer-subsidized “infomercial” for Scottish golf resort. https://t.co/ifY0X6LVuX pic.twitter.com/KpzvO31WTf

— Slate (@Slate) July 15, 2018

The president asked why the Obama administration didn't "do something about" Russia's cyberattacks https://t.co/6QRqb7ZDBT

— POLITICO (@politico) July 15, 2018

Trump can’t brush aside the evidence in this indictment, but he probably will, anyway: https://t.co/MJNVYjJwQT pic.twitter.com/g4cVP5p2SF

— Slate (@Slate) July 15, 2018

'Trump took a huge dump on May's Brexit plans – then blamed The Sun for not cleaning it up' || By; Tom Peck https://t.co/j7XA6DHVBo

— SafetyPin-Daily (@SafetyPinDaily) July 15, 2018

Trump’s way of saying ‘thank you, Theresa’ pic.twitter.com/aQEOpXtLEb

— Tim Montgomerie 🇬🇧 (@montie) July 12, 2018

Good morning from Parliament Square #London. Here’s the @realDonaldTrump #Trumpbaby #Trumpblimp for your tweeting pleasure… pic.twitter.com/3KqvYuzjfn

— Amanda Ferguson (@AmandaFBelfast) July 13, 2018

Yes, no one has mentioned “England” this week. https://t.co/nbOv1zhIko

— Grant Tucker (@GrantTucker) July 13, 2018

.@SadiqKhan defends #Trumpbaby blimp as he suggests the President has singled him out over terrorism https://t.co/fKcD25S4Ht

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) July 13, 2018

Trump’s appalling behaviour makes me sympathise with Theresa May. Til I remember her desperate rush to invite him, her repeated reluctance to criticise his Muslim ban or caging of children, her chasing him for a bad trade deal…. For God’s sake Theresa, stand up to him today.

— Yvette Cooper (@YvetteCooperMP) July 13, 2018

Vehicles torched amid tension over loyalist bonfires in Northern Ireland https://t.co/IS0pRYi8C1

— The Guardian (@guardian) July 11, 2018

Eleventh Night bonfires lit across Belfast pic.twitter.com/9Mv0lu1bTo

— UTV (@utv) July 11, 2018

28 years ago I started reporting on Belfast bonfires.

Another one today.

So much has changed. So much has stayed the same. pic.twitter.com/tbOWfH2l9f

— Mark Simpson (@BBCMarkSimpson) July 11, 2018

UVF 'orchestrating disorder' after bonfires removed https://t.co/2U5yCaCtI2 pic.twitter.com/ADA1SX0RY9

— The Irish News (@irish_news) July 11, 2018

Police stretched, Fire Service stretched, Army bomb disposal team stretched. In any other UK city, this would be a headline. But this is Belfast. We've endured worse so refuse to give up our hope of better. pic.twitter.com/6AmU4RZUBX

— David Blevins (@skydavidblevins) July 12, 2018

A rundown of the 11th night madness in Belfast. #11thNight #12thJuly #Belfast pic.twitter.com/6zavYe4Q1k

— Viral Belfast (@viralbelfast) July 11, 2018

Come on ffs…… attacking victims, threats based on religion…… burning the National flag of Ireland & electoral posters. This is not unionist culture. Absolutely pathetic. 😡 pic.twitter.com/dwBmvo18XP

— Doug Beattie (@BeattieDoug) July 11, 2018

The violence happening tonight, be it in the Bogside or East Belfast, is the dying whimper of a failed past with no place in our future. #enough

— Jake O'Kane (@JakeOKane) July 11, 2018

.
"Northern Ireland does not have the resources to fulfil its energy demands in the event of a no-deal Brexit."
.https://t.co/pXiudBYzfA

— OliveClough (@CloughOlive) July 12, 2018

Northern Ireland would now vote even more strongly to stay in the EU. I’m spending much of next week in Belfast meeting the political parties, students, business & travelling the border pic.twitter.com/fABeegdTsU

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) July 12, 2018

Setting out vision for future ties, May presses Brexit plans https://t.co/p89XvKj3gC pic.twitter.com/GwssIwBGDF

— Reuters (@Reuters) July 12, 2018

‘The great irony of #Brexit is revealing that the United Kingdom already had the best model: EU membership, with a rule-maker’s influence and control’ ⁦@NewStatesman⁩ editorial https://t.co/OcHCH2BNU8

— Graham Simpson (@grahambsi) July 12, 2018

War-gaming the Brexit chaos: What the hell happens now? https://t.co/eFzGCo9nvw

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) July 12, 2018

Let's not forget that Chris Heaton-Harris (new Brexit Minister) wrote to universities asking for the names of those who teach courses on Brexit and the content of their lectures. It was like something out of a dystopian novel.

— Tom Brake (@thomasbrake) July 12, 2018

Brexit Shambles
World Cup Defeat
Drought
Poisonings
Thank goodness there isn't some kind of crazed demagogue flying into the the UK today. That would be the final straw.

— George Monbiot (@GeorgeMonbiot) July 12, 2018

Ex-Russia ambassador: Trump has done more damage to NATO in months than Russia has in decades https://t.co/rQDWLf5j7A pic.twitter.com/0YWODCoTqg

— The Hill (@thehill) July 12, 2018

John Kerry blasts Pres. Trump's NATO remarks: "President Trump makes public adversaries out of our friends, and turns our adversary, who has been attacking America’s democracy, into his fawned-over ally." https://t.co/mq0jebXyxr pic.twitter.com/vukTihOZNP

— ABC News (@ABC) July 12, 2018

#TRUMP DID NOT THREATEN TO PULL OUT OF NATO, DESPITE TOUGH WORDS ON DEFENCE SPENDING BY ALLIES – TWO #NATO SOURCES – RTRS

— Christophe Barraud🛢🐳 (@C_Barraud) July 12, 2018

"IMPOSSIBLE to overestimate just how DESPISED he is" —> CNBC London reports 50,000 protesters will greet Trump. https://t.co/gU44vbOARc

— The Hummingbird 🐦 (@SaysHummingbird) July 12, 2018

‘Trump protests are an obligation’: Here’s what British newspapers are saying about the US president’s visit https://t.co/oVWeRBUq5s

— CNBC (@CNBC) July 12, 2018

At NATO dinner last night, Trump bragged about Kim Jong Un summit and said he called golfer Jack Nicklaus to say, "They have 1,000 cameras at the Oscars and we had 6,000 cameras in Singapore. The buzz was fantastic,” an attendee tells WaPo.

— Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) July 12, 2018

Right, I'm going on the anti-Trump demo. I had no intention to but his crazed attacks on the EU, NATO, and WTO have changed things. Plus his best UK pals are Nigel Farage, Boris Johnson and Piers Morgan. He dislikes everything I believe in and believes in everyone I dislike! 1/2

— Nick Clegg (@nickclegg) July 12, 2018

President Trump rips into allies at the start of the NATO summit. Follow live updates: https://t.co/gsgMK5KFfD pic.twitter.com/iuq8mhkIaE

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) July 11, 2018

Photo of the day from NATO >>> pic.twitter.com/wpJjIIZisB

— Christina Wilkie (@christinawilkie) July 11, 2018

Many countries in NATO, which we are expected to defend, are not only short of their current commitment of 2% (which is low), but are also delinquent for many years in payments that have not been made. Will they reimburse the U.S.?

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 10, 2018

Here's what you need to know about Trump's complaints to NATO allies about defense spending https://t.co/RC0nAocby9 pic.twitter.com/kZGwtnWtgK

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) July 11, 2018

NATO’s Article 5 — the principle that all members will help defend a member state that is attacked — has been invoked just once: on September 12, 2001. America’s allies stood ready to come to our defense. Trump would be wise to remember that.

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) July 11, 2018

We forget that the biggest reason NATO has been limping along—with limited member contributions—is that it no longer has a mission the allies can agree on.

— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) July 11, 2018

Trump's base LOVES these clips because they don't care that these are false facts and they don't understand the big picture implications. They just see brash ego and think it's a win. This is the real tragedy in America right now. https://t.co/vYU0S0tKcb pic.twitter.com/D77nYHTAx9

— Amee Vanderpool (@girlsreallyrule) July 11, 2018

Merkel fires back at Trump: I have experienced a Germany that was under Soviet control https://t.co/oA1qnYNyma pic.twitter.com/5nPzSUjY4G

— The Hill (@thehill) July 11, 2018

What he's performing this AM at NATO breakfast is a repeat of his 2016 "No puppet, you're the puppet" routine, accusing others of what is suspected of him: dependency on Russia, Putin. Does not fool anybody at the NATO table of course, but they're not the intended audience

— David Frum (@davidfrum) July 11, 2018

Everything that Trump has said about the UK on Twitter https://t.co/YhPqK53xM6

— The Independent (@Independent) July 11, 2018

NEW: Dems leverage Mueller probe to attack Trump Supreme Court pick https://t.co/MyMHRrRfHh pic.twitter.com/uHasbuJNLi

— The Hill (@thehill) July 11, 2018

SCOTUS nominee Brett Kavanaugh was already lying for Trump within minutes of accepting the nomination https://t.co/UUWf1Fzbah

— American Journal News (@AmerIndependent) July 11, 2018

A sitting president who is subject of an ongoing criminal investigation can appoint a Supreme Court justice who will likely rule about his case. This may not be unconstitutional but it is unconscionable! https://t.co/z2SPSwz9vF

— Barbra Streisand (@BarbraStreisand) July 11, 2018

Dershowitz: If Trump got impeached, Supreme Court could overturn it https://t.co/AksTpQITbO pic.twitter.com/odc5QOX2aS

— The Hill (@thehill) July 10, 2018

Who’s paying millions to get nominees confirmed on the Supreme Court? We don’t know, and that’s a problem.https://t.co/rejsCzNJXj

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) July 10, 2018

I want to repeat a statistic I use in every talk: by 2040 or so, 70 percent of Americans will live in 15 states. Meaning 30 percent will choose 70 senators. And the 30% will be older, whiter, more rural, more male than the 70 percent. Unsettling to say the least https://t.co/EGPD5nE4qG

— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) July 10, 2018

For a president who continually cites law and order, Mr. Trump cherry picks which laws should have consequences. Burning federal land gets you a presidential pardon, but seeking asylum gets your child taken away. https://t.co/AIOfsrIo3q

— Tom Steyer (@TomSteyer) July 10, 2018

With the UK government White Paper on #Brexit out tomorrow, here is a useful reminder of the importance of the border in Ireland @hayward_katy @QUBSSESW @zmcbreartyQUB @QUBEngagement https://t.co/KXzshE8YEV

— Tony Gallagher (@tgeducation) July 11, 2018

If the British people were duped by an illegal Brexit referendum, they deserve to know about it. That's why I've called for a judge-led inquiry today. #PMQs #BrexitShambles pic.twitter.com/U78RFyPZ1c

— Darren Jones MP (@darrenpjones) July 11, 2018

Senior aide to David Davis accuses Downing Street officials of pursuing a 'Hotel California Brexit'https://t.co/qO97AU5UmX pic.twitter.com/owMoAOxpED

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) July 11, 2018

Bizarrely, this is absolutely true: there is no longer any argument about whether or not Brexit is a good idea, because it plainly, from every possible angle, is a terrible one. It's purely about this crackers, winner-trashes-all version of democracy. https://t.co/9MzGZgzut5

— @zoesqwilliams@mindly.social (@zoesqwilliams) July 11, 2018

Dear outraged Brexit voters, you should take your anger out on those who sold you a lie (like Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage) not those of us who have consistently pointed our the problems a Brexit vote would bring. Maybe even consider your own haste and lack of research

— Will Black 🐦🍓 (@WillBlackWriter) July 11, 2018

It’s been just two years since a British politician was murdered on the streets and MPs now face death threats for their views on Brexit. This is utterly irresponsible from the Telegraph. https://t.co/kQ7M7gUOYM

— Adam Bienkov (@AdamBienkov) July 11, 2018

BEST. THREAT. EVER.

“If you don’t give us a good #Brexit deal we’re going to eat nothing but tinned pilchards, spam and angel delight.”

They must be quaking in their boots. pic.twitter.com/RiTE9GPCDO

— Alex Andreou (@sturdyAlex) July 11, 2018

As government makes plans to stockpile food in case of no deal Brexit, Great British Bake Off considers new round involving roadkill and pot noodle. pic.twitter.com/Nc8S19wNZS

— The Poke (@ThePoke) July 11, 2018

I don't want England to win the World Cup because I guaran-fucking-tee some bananas UKIP councillor will be on BBC One the next day saying it's a sign that Jesus loves Brexit or some shit

— katie spalding (@supermathskid) July 10, 2018

"When England last reached a World Cup semi-final, in 1990, 17 of the current 23 were not yet born. Twelve are of non-white or mixed-race heritage."https://t.co/M1JrJVh6qW

— Clint Smith (@ClintSmithIII) July 11, 2018

BREAKING: Boris Johnson has resigned as U.K. Foreign Secretary https://t.co/6SfXpaM5bs pic.twitter.com/qBrGsoWSNc

— Bloomberg Originals (@bbgoriginals) July 9, 2018

UK PM May appoints Jeremy Hunt as new foreign minister https://t.co/zmdFfyv3UI pic.twitter.com/av6ougPrVf

— Reuters (@Reuters) July 10, 2018

I am proud to have served as Foreign Secretary. It is with sadness that I step down: here is my letter explaining why. pic.twitter.com/NZXzUZCjdF

— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) July 9, 2018

James O'Brien's stinging analysis of Boris Johnson's role in Brexit: "Boris Johnson decided on the Leave side because he thought it would advance his career. There is no integrity, there is no honesty, no reason."https://t.co/37FswAB7it

— LBC (@LBC) July 10, 2018

Boris Johnson found time today to arrange for a photographer to capture the moment he signed his resignation letter. Doesn’t this say everything about his absurd, preening, vanity? He won’t be missed. pic.twitter.com/SM1s4CLVSz

— JOHN NICOLSON M.P. (@MrJohnNicolson) July 9, 2018

Boris decision to call in a photographer to record the moment of his resignation has put the cherry on the top of the most embarrassing, self-indulgent and self-destructive resignation in British political history.

— (((Dan Hodges))) (@DPJHodges) July 10, 2018

Lots of excitement over Gove pulling out of an event today, but he was asked this morning whether he had considered quitting. "Absolutely not"
Does he back May's plan? "100%"
Is she in trouble? "No"
Obviously could all mean nothing, but doesn't sound like somebody about to go. https://t.co/6P8Me7BZw1

— Stuart Millar (@stuartmillar159) July 10, 2018

Boris Johnson: a handy guide to what is and what isn’t a resignation issue. pic.twitter.com/JqSPJwScoX

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) July 9, 2018

"..so although it may be somewhat by default, I promise to serve the British people as Prime Minister to the best of my ability." pic.twitter.com/PWYGKEqaPx

— Enough Of That Now (@AndyGilder) July 9, 2018

“They were making jokes about our furniture at the weekend, and now their whole cabinet has totally collapsed.” pic.twitter.com/2ivJqEew6n

— Pundamentalism (@Pundamentalism) July 9, 2018

The Home Secretary is formally informing the House of Commons about the murder of a British citizen on British soil by a chemical weapon suspected to have originated in Russia – and the Commons is largely empty. It was teeming with MPs an hour ago for the PM's Brexit statement… pic.twitter.com/dnXcyza5Y0

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) July 9, 2018

Brexit effect = Support for EU membership increases across EU between 2017 and 2018 pic.twitter.com/aTtMtTQ6qq

— Luigi Scazzieri (@LScazzieri) July 9, 2018

Big switch in British attitudes to immigrants in past 5 years from negative to positive, according to latest British Social Attitudes. Graphic from @FT. pic.twitter.com/cg66YolCcr

— Alan Travis (@alantravis40) July 10, 2018

Trump picks conservative Kavanaugh as Supreme Court nominee: NBC https://t.co/yxYpb9XUUz pic.twitter.com/BoeniGeMmu

— Reuters (@Reuters) July 10, 2018

Hundreds protest Kavanaugh's nomination outside Supreme Court https://t.co/ggDaJzSQDn pic.twitter.com/3rCZntcPtX

— The Hill (@thehill) July 10, 2018

Kavanaugh — who investigated President Clinton as a federal prosecutor in the ’90s — might soon in a position to address several mammoth legal questions at the center of the special counsel’s Russia investigation. https://t.co/CGtd6NEFG2

— POLITICO (@politico) July 10, 2018

Commentary: Don't destroy the Supreme Court to save it from Trump https://t.co/ULZYto7F3J pic.twitter.com/U0sTXnScdP

— CBS News (@CBSNews) July 10, 2018

I fully expect Mitch McConnell to stand at a lectern tomorrow and flap his jowls to say, “It is customary when a nominee is presented before an election to wrap this up a quickly as possible.”

— Schooley (@Rschooley) July 10, 2018

NY governor signs order to protect reproductive rights on same day as Trump's Supreme Court nomination https://t.co/H562ZHyA66 pic.twitter.com/RwR2wUs9YW

— The Hill (@thehill) July 10, 2018

I wonder who said this in 2016 while refusing to hold a vote on Merrick Garland: "The American people deserve to have a voice in the selection of their next Supreme Court Justice."

Nov elections are in only 4 months. There should be no confirmation vote until after the elections https://t.co/Byh7pgUCvy

— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) July 10, 2018

Not a fact check pic.twitter.com/m0O98Kgucz

— Alexios (@Mantzarlis) July 9, 2018

.@ReutersGraphics charts the rescue mission after eight boys are brought out of a cave complex in Thailand, while four soccer players and their coach remain trapped https://t.co/DzQfUq4q58 pic.twitter.com/ySSqdS53xX

— Reuters (@Reuters) July 10, 2018

Just returned from Cave 3. Mini-sub is ready if needed. It is made of rocket parts & named Wild Boar after kids’ soccer team. Leaving here in case it may be useful in the future. Thailand is so beautiful. pic.twitter.com/EHNh8ydaTT

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 9, 2018

One of the jarring things about the Thai cave story: 41 people died when a boat capsized in Thailand on Thursday evening and nobody really cared. It’s a pretty clear illustration of how we latch onto stories that are gripping while ignoring worse human suffering that lacks drama.

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) July 9, 2018

UK Brexit Secretary David Davis has resigned: source close to Davis https://t.co/lYFVeifa05

— Reuters (@Reuters) July 8, 2018

Davis resignation letter. Essentially says she’s reneging on the referendum and Conservative manifesto pledges. Devastating. pic.twitter.com/yAUXFexKl4

— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) July 9, 2018

Monday's front page: Davis triggers cabinet crisis with resignation. Plus: Murder inquiry launched after Amesbury novichok victim dies. More: https://t.co/n3175DVo7c pic.twitter.com/W9LTEOF5ti

— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 8, 2018

I was told on Thursday that Davis was looking unconvinced at the prospect of selling this deal in EU capitals – as he would have had too. That having been humiliated by PM bypassing Dexeu, it was “utter humiliation” to have had Chequers Brexit plan developed by PM’s adviser…

— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) July 8, 2018

BIG fan of the typo in this New Statesman story on David Davis resigning pic.twitter.com/XVphMoWBvJ

— Dr Charlotte Lydia Riley (@lottelydia) July 8, 2018

Ouch: Theresa May and Jacob Rees-Mogg have both written articles for Monday’s Daily Telegraph…and the paper has splashed about what Rees-Mogg’s says, not the Prime Minister’s. https://t.co/vqkj9Ez9KW

— Mark Wallace (@wallaceme) July 8, 2018

#Novichok: Woman dies after exposure to nerve agent https://t.co/5r1MdmmFKR pic.twitter.com/yQ9PaPS8G5

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) July 8, 2018

Dawn Sturgess, 44, died of the same Novichok toxin used on a former Russian spy four months ago. https://t.co/EP6Dg9X146

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) July 8, 2018

British cabinet minister tasked with Brexit resigns. British woman died tonight from Russian nerve agent Novichok. And into these placid waters of political stability…Donald Trump arrives in the UK on Thursday. https://t.co/BBlp3bYtQQ

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) July 8, 2018

Donald Trump is ‘putting UK national security at risk’, say top climate scientists https://t.co/dIFybtd1kH

— The Independent (@Independent) July 8, 2018

GOP lawmaker: I am "concerned" about what Trump might promise Putin at meeting https://t.co/jG8nwGB9OR pic.twitter.com/JeoZd1xv9t

— The Hill (@thehill) July 8, 2018

During their summit, are Trump and Putin going to talk about all of Trump’s business interests in Russia? pic.twitter.com/RdpoGsTV2k

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) July 9, 2018

Giuliani: I told Trump not to talk about potential pardon for Cohen https://t.co/tKg4n9iq9X pic.twitter.com/HAsz4cPDm2

— The Hill (@thehill) July 9, 2018

Tory pact fraying tonight – briefing going round eurosceptics warns Chequers deal is a 'Black Hole Brexit' – May's plan is not a 'serious proposal capable of actual implementation' https://t.co/WmgoTQPEjy

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) July 7, 2018

Boris Johnson brands PM's Brexit plan 'a big turd' https://t.co/1zq9Zvvyx1

— Sky News (@SkyNews) July 8, 2018

Theresa May tells @Peston : All ministers have to sell her Brexit plan and there'll be no more dissent https://t.co/DgRamDsiMT pic.twitter.com/1CBZiQoSfl

— ITV News (@itvnews) July 7, 2018

Brexit
Brexit means Brexit
Red White and Blue Brexit
Flexcit
Soft Brexit
Smooth Brexit
Green Brexit
Hotel California Brexit
BINO Brexit
Jobs First Brexit
Hard Brexit
Cliff Edge Brexit
Vassal State Brexit
Polish a Turd Brexit
Black Hole Brexit
Let's call the whole thing off.

— Lou Read 💉😷🇬🇧🇪🇺 (@TheApparatchik) July 7, 2018

Theresa May must call general election if she cannot win support for final Brexit deal says Jeremy Corbyn. The Labour leader predicts government policy, agreed yesterday after hours of talks between ministers, will 'unravel in a few days' https://t.co/GPYkXA6BMy

— Peter Stefanovic (@PeterStefanovi2) July 7, 2018

If we win the world Cup we should sod off brexit and give the divorce bill money to everyone in the country. The government could buy us all dogs. Many dogs. It would be brilliant. Will they tho? No. Because they fucking hate us.

— TechnicallyRon (On all the platforms) (@TechnicallyRon) July 7, 2018

PM who took 2 years to get her own cabinet to agree on a Brexit policy already rejected by EU tells Brussels to “get serious”. this is the EU that has been both ready and unified in its approach for at least a year. pic.twitter.com/ND3EWDoGZ1

— John O’Brennan (@JohnOBrennan2) July 7, 2018

BREAKING: North Korea Foreign Ministry says talks with Pompeo 'regrettable,' accuses US of unilateral demands for denuclearization.

— The Associated Press (@AP) July 7, 2018

Analysis: North Korea shatters Trump's rosy illusion of an easy path to denuclearization – @mitchellreports https://t.co/Ll7m9GT0bi

— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 7, 2018

Statement from North Korea today slamming U.S. makes clear that Trump got totally snookered and duped by Kim Jung Un. Trump gave a mass murderer worldwide legitimacy in return for nothing. North Koreans realized the easiest person to con is a narcissist. It only takes flattery.

— Tony Schwartz (@tonyschwartz) July 7, 2018

A few weeks ago, Trump declared there was no more threat from NK. Today, North Korea described interactions with Sec of State Pompeo as "regrettable" and said there is a push to force unilateral denuclearization. Trump's response to the latter? Attack news outlets at home. https://t.co/gPuU8he5vD

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) July 7, 2018

Thailand cave rescue: 'Four-day window' for boys to escape https://t.co/ToTkCWtSaX

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) July 7, 2018

Trump administration halts billions in insurance payments under Obamacare https://t.co/WcUvnR8lJr

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) July 8, 2018

McConnell pushing Trump toward two potential Supreme Court nominees: report https://t.co/QNgIE8JWIX pic.twitter.com/c0gH98RlTW

— The Hill (@thehill) July 8, 2018

Some might say that this is journalists checking statements by the most powerful man in the world. Or maybe @jamestaranto thinks it's needlessly antagonistic. Me, I'm glad someone's doing it. | 18 Inaccurate Claims From Trump’s Montana Rally https://t.co/XiSzJT6O2j

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) July 8, 2018

White House aides learned about Trump phone call with Trudeau from Canadian government: report https://t.co/eQf5yajwZT pic.twitter.com/qRCsJZbYII

— The Hill (@thehill) July 8, 2018

Giant “Trump baby” balloon will fly over London during Trump’s U.K. visit: https://t.co/mZ2N4l8euL pic.twitter.com/H1nx9fheQ5

— Slate (@Slate) July 8, 2018

Brexit: Cabinet agrees 'collective' stance on future EU deal https://t.co/Mk6OOsLVyE

— Mark Devenport (@markdevenport) July 6, 2018

DAILY TELEGRAPH: Cabinet signs up to May’s Brexit deal #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/cJrJl5cCHl

— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) July 6, 2018

#Chequers for @BorderIrish:
– (at last!) views the #backstop as a backstop
– recognises reg. alignment vital to avoid hard border
– Facilitated Customs Arrangement =a mashup of Max Fac & NCP (=no 🎲)
– new phrase: "avoiding the need for *a border* btn NI+IRL, or within the UK" 🤔 https://t.co/rPbul9HfmM

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) July 6, 2018

Jacob Rees-Mogg had messaged members of the European Research Group’s WhatsApp group telling them not post their thoughts immediately, but instead to email them to him, giving his email address from the investment company he co-runs…. https://t.co/MxsymfESgu

— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) July 6, 2018

The #Brexiteers are smart enough to see that if they sign up to a proposal that David Davis has said is impractical and which the EU won't accept, they can blame the Eu when negotiations break down. This way they get their hard Brexit served on a plate https://t.co/Gh5Gn0fUAB

— Vince Cable (@vincecable) July 6, 2018

While #TheresaMay continues to negotiate with her own divided cabinet on #Brexit , the real question about any fudge she finds is whether it will be taken seriously by the other 27 EU members….https://t.co/W9K4VbqEgj

— Richard Corbett (@RichardGCorbett) July 6, 2018

States won by President Trump in the 2016 election stand to lose the most as a trade war between the U.S. and China kicks off, according to Citigroup research. via @CNBC https://t.co/UZxIVYeokP

— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 6, 2018

China: Trump started "the biggest trade war in economic history" https://t.co/0BqKtfpJeE pic.twitter.com/XfokwMDntG

— The Hill (@thehill) July 6, 2018

How a trade war could turn into a recession https://t.co/Xh9ftAQBMY pic.twitter.com/G9KrUU1hBW

— CNN (@CNN) July 6, 2018

.@sbg1: "Trump, whatever else he accomplishes, will certainly go down in the record books as the worst manager of the White House in modern times." https://t.co/zkNDnxcuqL

— Karen Tumulty (@ktumulty) July 6, 2018

Wow.

Jim Jordan changes his story, seems to acknowledge that he was aware that the team doctor was molesting wrestlers at Ohio State

"Conversations in a locker room are a lot different than allegations of abuse." pic.twitter.com/QsSlwM4piU

— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) July 6, 2018

The President of the United States is one of those adorable little sectioned plates away from being spoon-fed information like a toddler. https://t.co/fyNinwpGH4

— The Hoarse Whisperer (@TheRealHoarse) July 7, 2018

What the actual fuck? pic.twitter.com/zUv0kXUI2O

— ALBΞRT MacGloan (@AlbertMacGloan) July 7, 2018

Sec. of State Pompeo made his third trip to North Korea, this time with a mission to nail down details of Kim Jong Un’s denuclearization promise after reports that the country is expanding its weapons program. https://t.co/h0JBnO7U8u pic.twitter.com/vsBybSL9Fq

— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 7, 2018

Korean media: Trump asked Kim Jong Un, whom he had called Rocket Man, if he knows the Elton John song Rocket Man, and Kim said no, so Pompeo is bringing Kim the CD, which Trump has autographed. https://t.co/Z1EAg4ZaAM

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) July 6, 2018

North Korea got what it wanted from the summit. Now it's back to business as usual.
Trump will redefine whatever Kim does as "victory," while Pompeo and others have to plod around in circles as if this was ever a real policy meant to do anything but give Trump a sugar buzz.

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) July 6, 2018

'Limited time' for daring rescue mission to free Thailand's trapped boys https://t.co/zbyb7zigdt

— Reuters (@Reuters) July 7, 2018

FIFA invites soccer team trapped in Thailand cave to World Cup final, saying it would be a "wonderful moment of communion and celebration." https://t.co/DwrM3n5ToQ pic.twitter.com/GVepalMNQi

— ABC News (@ABC) July 6, 2018

It's my Brexit column – I expect this will create more excitement than those penalties. https://t.co/PEXiNFnev5

— Mark Steel (@mrmarksteel) July 5, 2018

U.K. cabinet ministers revolt over Theresa May's soft Brexit blueprint https://t.co/DmvNvj8nvw pic.twitter.com/OAt2zoSamL

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) July 5, 2018

“It’s strategic madness,” one senior government official said. “What is to stop Brussels turning round in October and saying ‘thanks, but no thanks’? Then what, single market and customs union or nothing, that’s what”

https://t.co/d8AkK8WXqb

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) July 5, 2018

IT'S GOING WRONG
IT'S GOING WRONG
IT'S GOING
BREXIT'S GOING WRONG

— John Rain 🥇 (@ItsJohnRain) July 5, 2018

Widespread ministerial unhappiness that they have to read 120 odd pages of dense and complex stuff in just a few hours before making historic decisions on UK’s Brexit future. They are not sure if tardiness of distribution is Downing Street cock up or conspiracy

— Robert Peston (@Peston) July 5, 2018

Cabinet crunch is one of many inevitable collisions between Brexit fantasy and reality.

If only the PM hadn’t spent last two years repeating the nonsense of the Brexiters and aping their fantasy she wouldn’t be in such a mess.

— Seb Dance (@SebDance) July 5, 2018

Over at the Telegraph, it is not so much the spirit of Normandy as Apolalypse Now as they envisage the Chequers meeting producing Brexit: the Horror. pic.twitter.com/HOKOeLXKEl

— John O’Brennan (@JohnOBrennan2) July 5, 2018

That awkward point when you momentarily find yourself in agreement with David Davishttps://t.co/i1b9dxI3pE

— Stephen Farry MP (@StephenFarryMP) July 5, 2018

Exclusive: Officials within the Department for International Trade are questioning the future of the department amid talk of a customs union in all but name — and there's fresh talk of Liam Fox resigning. https://t.co/kcbGkQrzPR

— Adam Payne (@adampayne26) July 5, 2018

Exclusive: JPMorgan triggers EU talent transfer as 'dozens' prepare for Brexit move https://t.co/mVCnt5SuFc pic.twitter.com/rtwghmCJKZ

— Reuters (@Reuters) July 5, 2018

UK investigates alleged Russian links to Brexit campaign https://t.co/jFejZ5MsYI

— CNN International (@cnni) July 5, 2018

70 years ago, this pamphlet was pushed through the letter box of every house in the country. #NHS70Birthday pic.twitter.com/q3SEbqyqxR

— Pádraig Belton (@PadraigBelton) July 5, 2018

To everyone who works or volunteers for the NHS, or has done since it started 70 years ago today: thank you.

It’s your hard work and commitment that helps make London the greatest city in the world. #NHS70 pic.twitter.com/gCGUCVyHZ4

— Sadiq Khan (@SadiqKhan) July 5, 2018

It's beyond all reasonable doubt that both Vote Leave & LeaveEU are lying with impunity to officials. Irrespective of your allegiance, this doesn't give ordinary reasonable people confidence in our political system. The question is, why do they think they can get away with this? pic.twitter.com/gfFe8Y6rSN

— Brexitshambles (@brexit_sham) July 5, 2018

Tomorrow's front page: Tories 'plotting to slap down Scotland's Brexit Bill EVEN IF the UK Govt loses Supreme Court case' + @PeatWorrier on the possible implications pic.twitter.com/qkkjyfEX9m

— The National (@ScotNational) July 5, 2018

EXCL: Gavin Williamson secretly backed amnesty for IRA terrorists — as the price for ending the witch-hunt of troops. Incendiary private letter from Defence Secretary to Theresa May leaked to @TheSun: https://t.co/0KfJaynSpd

— Harry Cole (@MrHarryCole) July 5, 2018

Devastating report by Kevin Magee into the conduct of DUP’s Luke Poots on @bbcnewsline Another DUP scandal brewing. Hard to keep up with them all now. https://t.co/O1EeQEKADL

— Chris Donnelly (@chrisadonnelly) July 5, 2018

'Justice for Tommy Robinson' protest scrapped by organisers because it clashes with England's World Cup game https://t.co/BKQwcYWH2K pic.twitter.com/hernBlPV13

— The Mirror (@DailyMirror) July 5, 2018

Well done to the Lord Mayor of Sheffield.

You see, this is the kind of shizzle that makes me proud to be a Brit. Not the Brexit wank. This. https://t.co/qUPbGIMDIU

— Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) July 5, 2018

London Mayor Sadiq Khan grants giant Donald Trump baby blimp permission to fly during President's UK visithttps://t.co/2ubuZM7WsM pic.twitter.com/SMVHzg9VxU

— Mirror Politics (@MirrorPolitics) July 5, 2018

Scott Pruitt’s is the ultimate good-riddance resignation. This grifter should never have been allowed anywhere near the EPA. The world is a nastier, dirtier and hotter place because of his crooked tenure as an elected and appointed official. pic.twitter.com/37B8OuAWxC

— John Nichols (@NicholsUprising) July 5, 2018

Pruitt says God picked Trump to be president https://t.co/jTiaJqgwIL pic.twitter.com/VknGb32awD

— The Hill (@thehill) July 5, 2018

Scott Pruitt survived dozens of scandals that should have cost him his job. He was a liar, a grifter, and unscrupulous.

To propose that he resigned because the media was unfair is a theory that — in a normal world — is so ridiculous that no one should ever listen to you again.

— Matt Fuller (@MEPFuller) July 5, 2018

The Wheeler who is replacing the wheeler-dealer who just quit the EPA is a former coal industry lobbyist and congressional aide who, like Pruitt, rejects climate science and supports the aggressive sacking of rules protecting our air and water.https://t.co/OVJOwzHbBB

— David Axelrod (@davidaxelrod) July 5, 2018

I’m no religious scholar so I don’t know if this would fit the biblical definition of heresy, but it is stone cold crazy. For Pruitt, complete obedience + some religious zealotry gave him a belief that he had a license to steal. Good riddance to the unfathomably corrupt Pruitt https://t.co/8rh2lLa9gp

— Steve Schmidt (@SteveSchmidtSES) July 5, 2018

Scott Pruitt’s corruption wasn’t the real problem: What follows at EPA could be worse https://t.co/p9LxPF3DHN

— Salon (@Salon) July 5, 2018

Woman who confronted Pruitt and told him to resign asks Trump where he is going to lunch tomorrow https://t.co/WkzfUv2vvY pic.twitter.com/ocKQyLVTIC

— The Hill (@thehill) July 5, 2018

“The Army informed them they’d been labeled as security risks because they have relatives abroad or because the DoD had not completed background checks on them.”https://t.co/szM6X6VfP6

— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) July 5, 2018

Fact check: WTF https://t.co/lWQA885ciN

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) July 5, 2018

“It's extraordinary that the president could hire someone like this,” a senior Fox News executive said of Bill Shine. “This is someone who is highly knowledgeable of women being cycled through for horrible and degrading behavior" https://t.co/0a7nsTReai

— Steven Perlberg (@perlberg) July 5, 2018

This is pretty astonishing: Yad Vashem rebukes Netanyahu, Israel-Poland Holocaust declaration contains 'grave errors and deceptions' https://t.co/ecfKLLwcq8 pic.twitter.com/wp6YnvSl6W

— Naomi Schalit (@Naomi_Schalit) July 5, 2018

Italy approves blanket ban on gambling ads https://t.co/fflUf7CDaB pic.twitter.com/91PfXdB0BA

— Soccerex (@Soccerex) July 4, 2018