When a Palace Becomes a Circus
I can’t vouch for the validity of this “Turkish proverb,” but I wanted to publish it anyway, due to its relevance to the American political scene and the presence of Donald Trump within it.
Detractors of social media make the excellent point that it fuels the spread of hate and ignorance.
Here’s a quick report on KFC’s new plant-based chicken product, “Beyond Fried Chicken,” available at nearly 4,000 U.S. locations.
Nothing wrong with asking people to “move faster,” but let’s get real. We either create the business conditions that 
I’m glad people like Rep. Pramila Jayapal haven’t given up on gun reform.
What soon-to-be-convicted sex trafficker Matt Gaetz says here is precisely what my mom believes, i.e., that encouraging people to vote, combined with voter fraud and open borders, gives a huge and permanent advantage to Democrats.
I only wish this went without saying.
A reader asks, “Does anyone believe that the facts revealed by the bipartisan J6 select committee reports, or stepped up indictments or prosecutions by DoJ or any number of states AGs will change things much by the midterm elections?”I wonder if this is a joke. I know many Trump supporters are “dug in,” but suppose there is a series of indictments against Team Trump for what is tantamount to treason. Suppose the NY state AG eventually prosecutes Trump and his family of career criminals on fraud charges. In that case, Trump’s headed for prison–or Saudi Arabia.
Yes, some of these supporters are going to conclude, OK, so he committed treason. Big deal. At least he’s not a socialist. But I’m not sure half the country is going to be OK on being led by someone who came within a whisker of overthrowing the United States government.
Here’s a 
From American jurist, lawyer, and judicial philosopher 
