I’d love to say otherwise, but I don’t think this is going to work. These are profoundly unethical people, but proving that they committed perjury isn’t possible.
Imagine that you wanted to overturn Roe, and someone asked you your beliefs on the subject. You replied, “Roe v. Wade is settled law.” What you were thinking is that “Roe v. Wade is settled law, which I intend to overturn if I get the chance.”
In his dreams, Trump believes that the meme here is part of American reality. And there is not doubt that his MAGA brand holds, and will continue to hold, a strong appeal to tens of millions of his supporters, regardless of how hard the justice system comes down on him and his crime spree.
The problem: there are too many people who have seen through the lies, and believe in rule of law.
One of my favorite French expressions applies: Les carottes sont cuites, or, in English, “the carrots are cooked,” i.e., this is a disaster, and it’s too late to turn it around.
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Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirshner routinely makes some excellent points on his video series “Justice Matters.” Yesterday’s installment (see below) was particularly on point, IMO, in dealing with an issue I’ve discussed many times: the injustice of the prosecution of the insurrectionists. (more…)
My question is this: Why in hell is Fox News inviting one of our country’s most intelligent and articulate spokespersons for progressive causes on their network?
Great idea. Let’s try to skewer Pete Buttigieg on live camera and see how that goes.
I don’t attribute too much capacity for deep reasoning to Fox, but this was just plain stupid.
The common and most obvious response to this question is no. Neither you nor I broke any laws today, and we’re not asking for commendations.
Of course, neither of us had a large mob of armed, angry people, spurred on by the President of the United States, hunting for us throughout the Capitol Building, hoping to find us and hang us.
I believe that when this is over, history will note that Pence was a pivotal figure in preventing the destruction of American democracy on January 6, 2021.
“Build Back Better” isn’t getting a great deal of attention these days, given the current-day divisive issues:
• From Fox News and other right-wing sources: Inflation, Everything bad is Biden’s fault.
• From everyone else: There will be justice for those who orchestrated the J6 insurrection, or the United States will cease to exist as a democracy based on rule of law.
That said, it’s only a matter of time before we can get back to some meaningful discussion about infrastructure. Of course, even when we do, that conversation will be split in half politically.
As suggested in the meme above, look for the right to promote the use of fossil fuels, and to protest anything that provides benefit for the people and the planet on which they live.