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<<FITNESS THREAD>> Trump's distraction worked briefly but as @TomJChicago argues, we need to get back to Pelosi's startling allegations. @NarativLive @traciemac_Bmore
2. Nancy Pelosi is not Donald Trump and while the President's insults, fake news claims and innuendos are now expected, Pelosi is meticulous and factual. Her comments on Thursday cannot be viewed as part of some juvenile spat. @narativlive pscp.tv/ZevShalev/1OdJ…
3. The Speaker of the House is the third in the line of succession and that brings enormous historical gravity to her comments. While she avoided spelling out what ails Trump, she left no doubt she is questioning his fitness for office. @narativlive
4. Trump's behaviour this week - notable by his refusal to do his job on Wednesday and the declassification of documents to investigate an imagined treasonous plot against him on Friday - does raise questions, as do these notes. @narativlive
5. As he did earlier this week, when he inadvertently admitted Don Jr did tell him about the adoptions meeting, Trump may have revealed more than he intended when he departed the White House yesterday. @narativlive
6. What did Trump mean by "You think Nancy is the same as she was, maybe we can all say that?" Trump's policies are such a drastic departure from the past, if there is any question about his acumen, we need to know.
