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DAY 331

12/16/2017

OUR CHRISTMAS CARD,
IN A WORD,
PRESIDENT TRUMP

   Russia-related intelligence that might draw Trump’s ire is in some cases included only in the written assessment and not raised orally, said a former senior intelligence official familiar with the matter.
   In other cases, Trump’s main briefer — a veteran CIA analyst — adjusts the order of his presentation and text, aiming to soften the impact.
   “If you talk about Russia, meddling, interference — that takes the PDB (President’s Daily Brief) off the rails,” said a second former senior U.S. intelligence official.
    -- The Washington Post
        Dec. 14, 2017

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A "sweet dog" and a smart opossum consider a nation at risk.

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PHOEBE, a "sweet dog" who came to Rhode Island in 2010 as a stray puppy from Missouri, was a political agnostic until Trump's catastrophic election. She tracked his presidency in a blog, which she decided to resurrect it this year when it became obvious that Republicans are committed to Trump's destructive policies

MR. O, an opossum, showed up in Phoebe's backyard somewhat mysteriously. He turned out to have genuine insight into political matters, and he agreed to assume co-author duties of the blog after Phoebe's previous writing partner, Cat, a cat, died.

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