Skip to content
News

Moby, David Crosby Spell Doom for Trump Presidency

U.S. President Donald Trump, right, exits with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, after a news conference at the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Tuesday, May 16, 2017. Erdogan said he's looking forward to a "decisive meeting" with his U.S. counterpart Trump, whose decision to arm Kurdish groups against Islamic State in Syria has stoked tensions between the two NATO members. Photographer: Michael Reynolds/Pool via Bloomberg

There have been several pivotal moments during Donald Trump‘s tumultuous tenure in the White House that seemed to seal the dire fate of his administration. First, there was the dossier alleging the existence of the infamous “piss tape,” padded with shadowy accusations of treason. There was, of course, the president’s sudden, potentially-unconstitutional firing of FBI director James Comey last week. Then yesterday, the Washington Post reported that Trump leaked highly classified information about United States intel sources to the Russian foreign minister and ambassador. Trump even posted tweets seemingly confirming the accusations early this morning.

By themselves, however, there’s little chance that these revelations would have had any destabilizing impact on Trump’s administration. But when those controversies were compounded by two devastating critiques levied yesterday and today on social media, it immediately became clear that Trump’s time in charge was coming to an end.

The White House has not yet issued a statement regarding the timeline for acting President Pence’s swearing-in, but we’ll have the details here as they become available.