Yesterday Horowitz testified again, and said much the same thing as before: Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., was blunt in trying to get to the bottom of what happened during Wednesday’s Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing. “Were they … Continue reading →
From the intrepid Jonathan Turley: It is bad enough when a judge refuses to let out your client from a plea deal but it is worse when he then suggests that his lawyer is a plagiarist to boot. That however … Continue reading →
Or the woodwork. Or the shadows. Or wherever they usually hide and do their secretive business. Ever since the FISA application abuse by the FBI surfaced – and I’m talking about long before the Horowitz report, back during the days … Continue reading →
It seems to me that General Flynn got bad tactical advice from the lawyers handling his appeal. This is the result: Judge Sullivan had all but invited Flynn to withdraw his plea. He was accordingly unimpressed by the merits of … Continue reading →
Have you noticed how fast the news cycle goes? Purposely so, with stories the press wants to bury but can’t quite bring itself to totally ignore. Such as the Horowitz Report and Horowitz’s testimony. The MSM and the Democrats focused … Continue reading →
…the House Judiciary Committee votes along party lines to approve the two impeachment articles: “There was an abuse of power at the Department of Justice, there was an abuse of power at the FBI,” Gohmert said in remarks after the … Continue reading →
…and my perception of his testimony so far is that it is damaging to the FBI and to the Democrats. It will be spun otherwise, of course, by the MSM and the Democrats. And the spin will almost certainly be … Continue reading →
Turley’s entire piece is well worth reading, but here are some highlighted details: …[A]nother agency that appears to be the CIA told the FBI that [Carter] Page was actually working for the agency in Russia as an “operational contact” gathering … Continue reading →
Some or all of the following: (1) They’re pretending; it’s all for show and propaganda. (2) The report contained a bunch of statements which they believed they could spin successfully to a public unlikely to actually read any of the … Continue reading →
They’ve settled on abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. Quid pro quo and bribery are out, as is treason. As this commenter at LI writes: Article 2 [“obstruction of Congress”] is a disgrace and a direct threat to the … Continue reading →
I was channel surfing last night and came upon a Mark Levin interview with Alan Dershowitz that was riveting. It takes a lot for me to call an interview “riveting,” but Dershowitz almost always has extremely intelligent things to say … Continue reading →
…or you might get arrested.
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