At left we have a lesson worth repeating, though, at this point, it would be shocking if there aren’t criminal charges brought against Trump associated with the failed coup. To those concerned about the low profile that Merrick Garland is …
“An Insurrection that Goes Unpunished Become a Training Exercise” Read More »
Apparently, fans of American democracy are thrilled that Merrick Garland says he’ll “Follow the facts wherever they lead.” What, precisely, did you expect him to say? Here’s something that would have gotten some rightful attention: “Ya know, let’s not get …
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Whoever wrote this makes a good point. What will ultimately be revealed about the insurrection and the planning that went into it remains at least partially a mystery, but the concept that it spontaneously generated from the energy in the …
Some people speculate that the New York State Attorney General doesn’t need the cooperation of Don Jr. and Ivanka Trump, i.e., that there is already overwhelming evidence of fraud. It’s hard to know from here. Insofar as this is a …
New York AG Wants Court to Enforce Subpoenas of Trump Children Read More »
From where we sit at this point, it certainly does appear that Trump interfered with the election. It’s hard to know if the evidence as it currently exists would be sufficient to obtain a conviction, but keep in mind that …
So much remains unknown, or at least unproven, at this point. Yet it appears inevitable that the evidence will point to a massive undertaking to undermine the election. At that point, we’ll need to connect Trump to this. What role …
Is the state of New York going to be as permissive as the U.S. Congress when it comes to people ignoring subpoenas? I’m betting no.
We’re hearing a lot about Trump’s dereliction of duty associated with his letting the insurrection continue for more than three hours before putting a stop to it. (See video linked above.) No doubt there is a case to be made …
This stat on Republican scientists sounds about right, but that’s simply a result of the movement of the GOP to the ultra-right and its present-day radical anti-science position. Go back 70 years and look at the demographics at that time. …
The investigation into January 6th is representative of what constitutes the Republican party today: a small group of horrible people at the top, and a limitless mob of hateful idiots at the bottom. From a legal perspective, the mob is …
