Gee Willikers, says Romney: Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, argued that President Joe Biden should have pardoned Donald Trump after the Justice Department brought indictments against the former president and pressured New York prosecutors not to pursue Trump’s ongoing hush money … Continue reading →
I’ve noticed that when a state turns blue – both legislative houses plus a governorship controlled by Democrats – the government often uses the opportunity to change the voting laws in an attempt to ensure that the state never goes … Continue reading →
It’s been happening step-by-step under Trudeau, but this prospect is especially alarming (hat tip Instapundit): I remembered seeing something about Trudeau’s digital censorship bill on Michael Shellengerger’s Public site earlier this year, but the idea of police arresting people on … Continue reading →
And that was supposed to be the strongest case against Trump. Well, it turns out it may have seemed stronger than it was because of prosecutorial misconduct. However, if the case had been brought in DC or NY instead of … Continue reading →
There are so many things wrong with this trial that it’s hard to know where to start. But here, Dershowitz focuses on the latest developments: Donald Trump writes, in his own inimitable fashion: It is a really bad feeling to … Continue reading →
See this. Or alternatively, Devil’s Island will do. If Trump actually were to be sent to Riker’s, I wonder if the inmates would greet him with cheers and applause. I also wonder how many people realize how terrible Bragg’s case … Continue reading →
The judge threatens to jail him. A quote: However, because this is now the tenth time that this Court has found Defendant in criminal contempt, spanning three separate motions, it is apparent that monetary fines have not, and will not, … Continue reading →
Shorter version: it’s a travesty. See this for a fairly succinct summary of why that’s true. An excerpt: But here’s the thing. What was the “intent to commit another crime or aid and conceal the commission thereof” that prosecutors used … Continue reading →
The other day I wrote about Northwestern University’s craven capitulation to its hate-filled pro-Hamas pro-Palestine anti-Israel anti-Jewish demonstrators. So I’m very much in favor of this move by the Equal Protection Project: On April 29, 2024, Northwestern University struck a … Continue reading →
First it was DeSantis: Gov. Ron DeSantis said Florida “will not comply” with the Biden administration’s update to federal Title IX regulations that adds protections for transgender students. “Florida rejects (President) Joe Biden’s attempt to rewrite Title IX,” DeSantis said … Continue reading →
Commenter “physicsguy” observes: … I was flying Southwest with their open seating policy [and] I observed that the number of wheelchair people at Delta, UA, American gates was about 50% less…those airlines have reserved seats. Many of the SW wheelchair … Continue reading →
First, we have a lawyer who has been DA George Gascon’s third in charge. Once again, it’s a good idea to read the whole thing, because it’s complex and an excerpt really doesn’t do it justice: LA County Assistant DA … Continue reading →