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Many are questioning whether the president, emboldened by his impeachment acquittal, will take the rebuke from Congress as a warning or as a toothless threat.

Trump has reportedly told aides, "I have a right to say whatever I want," when they try to rein in his more antagonistic decisions.

Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh said Wednesday that Democrats may not want to choose former South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg as their presidential candidate because he "loves to kiss his husband on the debate stage."

While supporters often called for "four more years" or a border wall, critics of President Donald Trump cracked jokes at his expense.

Democratic South Carolina Congressman Joe Cunningham said in a Wednesday statement that he was not a proponent of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders' proposals. "South Carolinians don't want socialism," Cunningham claimed.

Former U.S. Attorney Harry Litman said Wednesday on CNN that he believes the judge in the case of convicted Trump adviser Roger Stone will give him the original sentence of between 7-9 years despite the recommendation of a lighter sentence by the Department of Justice.

At a campaign stop in New Hampshire Sunday, former Vice President Joe Biden called a student a "lying, dog-faced pony soldier." Biden later said it was a reference to a John Wayne movie.

"I can show that he's lying about his own record across the board," Steyer told CNN.

Joe Biden has the slim chance to achieve what no other presidential candidate has done before, but to make it happen, he needs some luck—and a state—to go his way.

"For profit healthcare doesn't work, @PeteButtigieg. It's killing people & putting working people in financial ruin," Sara Nelson tweeted.

Despite that, Sanders is now the front-runner in the Democratic presidential race after his victory in the New Hampshire

The number of reported police stops per year increased by about 700 percent in New York City from 2002 to 2011, when Bloomberg was mayor.