Politico reports that drumpf lawyers John Eastman and Kenneth Chesebro exchanged a series of e-mails on December 31st, 2020, six days before the Capito Riot, discussing the necessity of of getting a protest of Georgia’s certified count of electoral...
What is it in the Republican party these days? Some kind of a virus? Nobody can take "you lost" for an answer? I'm actually starting to admire Herschel Walker. He didn't concede the election, but at least he did...
Seditionist Pennsylvania GOP Representative Scott Perry, who played a major role in Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election results by ferreting out the one official in the Dept. of Justice willing to go along with Trump and Attorney...
It says a lot about Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and his campaign that while is barely on speaking terms with either local or nation media, he finds the time to explain to a Jan. 6th rioter and Insurrectionist (...
The Hill reports that Steve Mnuchin was concerned enough about the events of January 6th that he googled the 25th Amendment. He likely could have made it work. The 25th Amendment, in pertinent part, reads...
Whenever the Vice President and...
This is the strangest good news/bad news scenario I have seen in my life: Yes, it's good news that after three weeks and three candidates that were put up and summarily shot down for the role of Speaker of...
Whenever it comes to an intelligent discussion on the seditious conspiracy charges against the Capitol rioters, or Incitement to Riot charges against Trump for the contents of his J6 speech, the top problem former prosecutors and legal analysts keep returning to is Criminal...
I can't believe that I actually have to tell you people something this fucking stupid! It makes me look like I'm sliding down some Q-Anon conspiracy rathole. But Yahoo News is running with it, and it was mentioned on MSNBC tonight,...
I don't mind admitting it, sometimes my mind works in strange and mysterious ways. And tonight I heard something on The Last Word that I've heard before, and even written very successfully about, for some dim switch flipped in...
Former Public Editor of The New York Times Margaret Sullivan knows that there is much more at stake in this year’s Presidential Election than the traditional horse-race between two candidates of parties that differ profoundly on the role that...
