.MaddowBlog: Despite crisis, Trump finds time to send Schumer an odd letter
Trump's letter went on to defend his administration's response to the coronavirus crisis, complain about impeachment, brag about public-opinion polls, talk up the prospects of Schumer facing a primary challenge in 2022, and reflect on"how bad a senator you are."
Soon after, the president appeared in the White House press briefing room, where he declared,"This is not the time for politics." No, of course not. Heaven forbid. It is, however, apparently the time to reflect on impeachment and a possible Senate primary in New York two years from now. In case this wasn't quite odd enough, Schumer's office reached out to journalists last night, explaining that the Senate Democratic leader spoke with Trump twice yesterday, and during the second call, after clarifying exactly what he expected from the White House,"the president said he was already in the process of sending a 'very nasty letter' to Sen. Schumer, but he would try to stop it from going out and would apologize to Sen. Schumer if he didn't stop it in time.
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