Democrats may be trying to make the most out of the latest Trump administration controversy — the back-and-forth over releasing investigatory documents related to Jeffrey Epstein — but they’re also still trying to make the Trump administration’s first major scandal, Signal-gate, stick.
When President Donald Trump’s nominee for United Nations Ambassador, Michael Waltz, came before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday, Democrats trained their focus on Waltz’s participation in the Signal chat when he was Trump’s national security adviser.
Although Trump has quietly repurposed Waltz for this U.N. ambassador job, Waltz told senators he was not “fired” from the national security adviser role.