Lots of news of late, but it seems as if it’s deja vu all over again. Many readers have expressed their burn out on stupid and/or unlawful stuff Trump does, which is understandable given his proclivities. Then again, there are
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Paid By The Pentagon
With some regularity, I get quote-twitted by a fellow named Kurt Schlichter, who has amassed a significant following on the twitters. He’s done it a few times in the past few days, this being his latest effort.
Patriots do…
Milo To Go
Laura Loomer, the dear confidante of a president and long time flaming nutjob, ratted out Milo Yiannopoulos, the one-time provocateur and Trump supporter turned bitter and irrelevant, for having overstayed his visa.
Laura Loomer—another right-wing provocateur, although one still…
Seaton: In Memoriam Dolly Parton
Friends, today we celebrate the life of the Queen of East Tennessee, the closest thing any of our redneck asses got to a saint, and one of the Greatest Living Americans, Dolly Rebecca Parton Dean who passed this week at…
It’s In The Mail (Or Is It?)
As predicted by pretty much anyone with the slightest grasp of legal procedure, Judge Indira Talwani granted a temporary restraining order against the implementation of the United States Postal Service’s new rules that would have enabled it to refuse to…
Lawyers In The Cheap Seats
More than 223 people have been murdered in the open waters off South America by the United States military under orders of Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. When I call it murder, that’s because none of these people…
But For Trump’s “Prestige”
Remember when President Donald J. Trump announced his intention to demolish the East Wing of the White House in order to build his ballroom? Of course not, because it didn’t happen. One day, it was just gone, demolished, because that…
Tuesday Talk*: Did SCOTUS Blow The Post Office Ruling?
Even the New York Times headline suggests that the Supreme Court somehow approved of Trump’s Executive Order requiring the creation of lists of federally “approved” citizens and prioritizing the prosecution of state officials who fail to comply.
Court Allows Trump…
Canada, Lost (Update)
A Monstrosity Grows Closer To A Fait Accompli
According to the New York Times, there are 250 workers working 20 hours a day, seven days a week. This isn’t how government projects are done,* except for the ballroom. At the outset, it was supposed to cost $200…
