Great job, Seth Silverton. This goes back to what philosophers call the “coherence theory of truth.” Everything fits together nicely, but in many cases, it’s all crap. E.g., you may believe: In America today, we have a completely corrupt justice …
The good news is that the J6 committee’s decision to refer Trump to the Justice Department for prosecution “will be unanimous.” The bad news is that this decision is essentially meaningless. The DoJ doesn’t need a referral, and is not …
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Seriously, the avalanche of utter disgrace that is raining down on her and her family must be very difficult to accept, not that I sympathize.
From the ad at left: Hi, it’s Nikki Haley reaching out about my friend Herschel. The polls currently have him in a virtual tie with Senator Warnock, but Democrats are pouring record amounts of money into Georgia. We …
You generally don’t see criminal defendants in court say, “Sure I did it. So what?” Trump doesn’t seem to understand that the criminal justice system is based on a set of laws that have sharp teeth. Explaining that he brought …
Most Americans want to see Trump held accountable for his crimes, and we’re not happy that all this is dragging along, month after month. Having said that, the legal expert interviewed here makes the point that this is an enormous …
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With all the commotion swirling around Trump himself, it’s easy to lose track of people like U.S. Supreme Court Clarence Thomas and his wife Ginni, the latter of whom clearly participated in the attempt to overthrow the U.S. government following …
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I would argue that “shipping vulnerable migrants across the country” actually is “a campaign tactic.” Almost half of American voters regard these desperate immigrants as vermin, and find that tormenting them for fun is a real turn-on.
Remarkably, only nine Republicans voted for a House bill that would prevent future presidents from overturning the results of our elections. That’s right; 203 House Republicans voted no on this cut-and-dried coup prevention bill. It’s amazing that people who call …
There are two possible explanations here. Trump supporters either believe that: The entirety of the systems that monitor elections and administer justice are corrupt, and their hero, the true winner of the 2020 presidential election, an honest and effective servant …