There were a great many rule changes in Pennsylvania prior to the 2020 election that were challenged in court by Republicans, but in most of the cases the higher courts declined to hear them. Now, way after the fact, one … Continue reading →
Here’s a Minneapolis case originating in the post-Floyd riots of 2020: Lee came up to the Twin Cities from Rochester to get in on the action on May 28. Lee was part of a small group that broke into the … Continue reading →
The Democrats are looking forward to confirming Biden’s pick for SCOTUS Justice Breyer’s successor. This person is promised to be a black woman, according to Biden, and so one of the reasons the Democrats are so happy is that they … Continue reading →
Not just chicken eggs – and not even just ostrich eggs:
Continue reading →Sarah Palin is suing the NY Times for defamation: This is the issue: At the center of the 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee’s federal suit is a 2017 editorial that incorrectly linked Palin to the 2011 mass shooting in Arizona … Continue reading →
You probably remember that Carter Page was accused of all sorts of dreadful things by the FBI in concert with its handmaiden the press, in the service of getting at Trump. Page has been suing, and he’s named as defendants … Continue reading →
Every day one of my tasks is to decide what to write about. There’s an embarrassments of “riches,” but what to choose? For example, you may notice I haven’t written much if at all about Ukraine, even though it’s been … Continue reading →
DeSantis marches on: “We are excited to say that next legislative session we are proposing another package of election integrity reforms that will make Florida the number one state for elections,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “I am excited that with … Continue reading →
There has been so much news lately that I haven’t covered everything or even close to everything that’s of interest. One very sad event that caught my attention – but that I haven’t written about until now – was the … Continue reading →
That’s the report, anyway. It doesn’t come from the horse’s mouth, but it makes sense that he would leave when Biden (or his Democrat replacement) is president and the Senate is controlled by the Democrats. Breyer reliably votes with the … Continue reading →
I had thought of Buster Keaton as an old man with a saggy face until I saw his silent movies, which I encountered when I was in law school. I was stunned at what he had looked like when young: … Continue reading →