You’re probably all heartily sick of Russiagate. I know I am. But it’s incredibly important, and most people are unaware of the details. What’s more, plenty of Democrats still think that Trump was colluding with Russia and probably always will … Continue reading →
Something like that. Something absolutely, obviously absurd like that. Here’s the supposed explanation for the kid-glove treatment of Biden: President Biden’s legal team has cooperated with Justice Department investigators, helping it avoid more aggressive actions by law enforcement thus far…. … Continue reading →
Erstwhile conservative columnist Mona Charen is struggling to retain the image of the Biden she wishes existed. Her piece in Time is called, “We Elected Biden to Be Better Than This,” and it begins this way: In 2020, America elected … Continue reading →
I guess the second classified documents announcement – that some were found in Biden’s garage near his Corvette – was a bridge too far, even for Garland, and he felt he had to give at least the appearance of parity … Continue reading →
I think we’re on safe ground in expecting no charges to come from this: Attorney General Merrick Garland has assigned the U.S. attorney in Chicago to review documents marked classified that were found at the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy … Continue reading →
…and find nothing. They even have trouble pretending to find something. What was wrong with the House Ways and Means Committee requesting Trump’s tax returns, and SCOTUS granting their release? Just about everything. Here’s the statement on it from the … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: commenter “Barry Meislin.”] Alan Dershowitz opines on the Jan 6 committee’s recommendation that the DOJ indict Trump: “In my view, it’s clearly unconstitutional,” Dershowitz said on Monday’s edition of the “Just the News, No Noise” TV show. “Article … Continue reading →
…does exactly what it was always going to do: recommend that the DOJ indict Donald Trump. The hypocrisy of the following statement is stunning, but not surprising. We’ve become used to it: “Faith in our system is the foundation of … Continue reading →
Surprise, surprise! Not. Here are the details. Will the DOJ follow through and actually indict him on these charges or on others connected with the government’s MAL raid? I suppose it depends on whether they think it’s more in the … Continue reading →
And this one is considerably more substantive: More here. As Ace points out, it should be made very clear that this would only apply to large – essentially, monopolist – social media platforms and not to other formats like blogs. … Continue reading →
[NOTE: Part V of the Twitter files can be found here.] The powerful wokesters at Twitter wanted to ban Trump, the guy they all knew – just knew – is a Nazi. And so when he didn’t violate their rules, … Continue reading →
Of course, polls can be wrong, and opinion can change – sometimes rapidly. But my gut tells me that this is substantially correct: The poll finds Trump deeply unpopular at 30% favorable, 62% unfavorable. That places him well below Joe … Continue reading →