Kevin and Tucker’s Contemptible Ploy
Kevin McCarthy and Tucker Carlson have each provided abundant evidence that they are utterly shameless. But when they decided to operate as a tag-team, they… Read More »Kevin and Tucker’s Contemptible Ploy
Insurrection
Donald Trump: Prosecute or Pardon?
The hearings of the January 6 Committee have exposed a cascade of apparent criminality on the part of Donald Trump and his cronies. Each hearing… Read More »Donald Trump: Prosecute or Pardon?
Statement by Department of Justice Alumni Concerning January 6 and Related Actions to Overturn the 2020 Election
On January 14, over 1,100 alumni of the Department of Justice issued a statement concerning the January 6, 2021 insurrection. The letter supports and reinforces… Read More »Statement by Department of Justice Alumni Concerning January 6 and Related Actions to Overturn the 2020 Election
RINO Redux: An Experiment
After my last Blog, announcing the closure of RINOcracy.com, I was touched by kind and generous comments from many readers. There were also many who… Read More »RINO Redux: An Experiment
Blog No. 295. The Elephant in the Room: Voter Subversion
The elephant in the room is, alas, the Republican elephant and the grave threat that it poses to American democracy. Oddly, however, much of that… Read More »Blog No. 295. The Elephant in the Room: Voter Subversion
Blog No. 282 After Acquittal: What Now? (Part II)
Blog No. 281 discussed Donald Trump’s potential criminal liability stemming from his role in the January 6 insurrection, and promised that Part II would assess… Read More »Blog No. 282 After Acquittal: What Now? (Part II)
Blog No 281. After Acquittal: What Now? (Part I)
INDEED, JUSTICE STORY SPECIFICALLY REMINDED THAT WHILE FORMER OFFICIALS WERE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IMPEACHMENT OR CONVICTION, THEY WERE — AND THIS IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT — STILL… Read More »Blog No 281. After Acquittal: What Now? (Part I)