A lot of people are blaming Trump for Tuesday’s extremely disappointing results. I haven’t done a systematic study of his “picks” and I’m not planning to do so, but of course a couple of high-profile ones didn’t win – I’m … Continue reading →
Have you heard of Guy Reffitt, the person who received the longest sentence so far of all the Jan 6ers (at least, as of August 1, 2022, that article’s dateline)?: Guy Reffitt, a Texan who prosecutors said “lit the match” … Continue reading →
In line with Allen Dershowitz’s history as a defender of civil liberties, he’s going to represent the “My Pillow” guy Mike Lindell in his lawsuit: I disagree with My Pillow founder Mike Lindell about a lot of things, including his … Continue reading →
Trump lost in the 11th Circuit yesterday. Here’s Jonathan Turley describing the ruling: On Wednesday, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit narrowed the order of U.S. District Judge Aileen M. Cannon by allowing the Justice Department … Continue reading →
Dershowitz writes [emphasis mine]: The first move former President Donald Trump’s attorneys should do to fight back against New York Attorney General Letitia James’ civil lawsuit against him and his family members is to push that she be recused and … Continue reading →
Judge Cannon isn’t buying the DOJ’s argument to oppose the appointment of a special master. See also this as well as this. From the latter: First, Cannon directed [newly-appointed Special Master] Dearie to “review all of the materials” seized during … Continue reading →
It’s often educational to visit the looking-glass world of the leftist press. For example, from Salon, we have this article entitled, “‘Trump turned DOJ into his personal law firm’: Senate probes prosecutor’s claim of Trump corruption”: The Senate Judiciary Committee … Continue reading →
Commenter Barry Meislin writes …”the older generation has had FLAT NOTHING to say about the abusive behavior of either Obama’s outfit or Biden’s….” THIS is, in fact, the most chilling aspect of this vicious farce. Dershowitz, whether one agrees with … Continue reading →
At The Federalist, Margot Cleveland has seven very interesting observations about Judge Cannon’s written decision ordering a Special Master to review the documents seized in the MAL raid. Here are three of them I want to highlight. The first concerns … Continue reading →
In my opinion, this ruling comes way too late. The DOJ has had plenty of time to go through the documents and other seized items, if they had enough people working on it – and I am pretty sure they … Continue reading →
Read all about it here: Doocy: “Do you consider all Trump supporters to be a threat to the country?” Biden: “I don’t consider any Trump supporter a threat to the country.” I guess the polling after the speech was very … Continue reading →
The DOJ has put out more information on the supposed rationale behind the MAL raid. Jonathan Turley has this to say about it: The arguments raised by the Justice Department are not just familiar but transparently weak. The government argues … Continue reading →