It seems that an old and widespread law known as squatters’ rights is currently being exploited in many states by people occupying other people’s vacant property: In many states, a person or persons can enter and inhabit another person’s vacant … Continue reading →
I’ve had a number of interesting – although short – conversations with friends about the lawfare cases against Trump. A pattern has emerged: they’re upset that the cases have been stalled, and they perceive the courts and prosecutors as going … Continue reading →
I hope the shakeups at the RNC described here aren’t a case of “too little, too late.” The following is from an interview with Lara Trump on “The Benny Show”: We have the first-ever election integrity division. First ever? It’s … Continue reading →
Here’s an article describing how depressing and dangerous Washington DC has become. Now, you might say that DC has been that way for a long time. But it’s clear that it’s recently gotten even worse. You also might say “Who … Continue reading →
There are four criminal cases now pending in the lawfare against Trump, an extraordinary, unprecedented, and coordinated drive to either stop him from running for president, stop him from being elected president, or stop him from serving as president if … Continue reading →
As expected, Nathan Wade has resigned from the case. That should satisfy the decision laid down by Judge McAfee I reported on earlier today. According to Alan Dershowitz (hat tip: commenter “Karmi”): Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz blasted as … Continue reading →
The judge has ruled that if her paramour Nathan Wade steps down, everything will be A-ok and she can keep up the legal pursuit of the Great Orange Whale: [Judge] McAfee did not find a conflict of interest or anything … Continue reading →
I very much doubt it. But I hope I’m wrong and Julie Kelly is right: NEW: From FLA courthouse in Trump's classified documents case with a prediction. Robert Hur report and testimony is the biggest elephant in the room. The … Continue reading →
I’ve written about this before, but now we have more evidence of the FBI’s role in plotting to kidnap Michigan’s Governor Whitmer and entrapping the defendants who are now imprisoned, two of them for lengthy terms. Here’s the recent news … Continue reading →
It should come as no surprise that the House Select committee on January 6 withheld evidence that tended to exonerate Trump: Former President Donald Trump claimed vindication Monday after new evidence released by Congress undercut two sensational claims Democrats made … Continue reading →
Hur, who was the special counsel investigating Biden’s handling of classified documents, has been testifying before the House Judiciary Committee today: “You exonerated him,” Jayapal said. “I did not exonerate him,” Hur shot back. “That word does not appear in … Continue reading →
Remember when the NY Times staff was outraged because the paper published a Tom Cotton editorial supporting the idea of using the National Guard to quell some of the post-Floyd riots in American cities in 2020? Well, now that a … Continue reading →