Stephen Miller is nothing if not tenacious in his hatred of immigrants, his own ancestry notwithstanding. After the Supreme Court ruled against Trump’s birthright citizenship Executive Order, and given the vast array of grandiose construction projects going poorly, plus that
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Don’t Abdul Me, Bro
Sure, the primary race was supposed to be a blow out, and it turned out that Abdul El-Sayed squeaked through by less than a point. But that’s little comfort. Abdul El-Sayed beat the Democratic establishment candidate, Representative Haley Stevens, in…
Tuesday Talk*: Bronx Defenders Overstruck?
When three old friends, Robin Steinberg, David Feige and Dan Arshack, started Bronx Defenders, there was a deliberate intention of providing their indigent clients “holistic” services. By this, they meant that their purpose wasn’t just to beat the case, as…
Blanche Gave Cornyn And Tillis Crap; Will It Be Enough? (Update)
After Senators Thom Tillis and John Cornyn said they were voting against confirmation of Todd Blanche for Attorney General until Blanche put it in writing, Blanche refused to do so, the hearing date for the vote was delayed by…
Vandals, Vandals, Vandals
There was “tremendous evidence.” Not just evidence, but “tremendous evidence.”
As it turns out, it wasn’t that “tremendous” after all.
Federal prosecutors on Friday said that contractors hired by the Trump administration had botched the renovation of the Lincoln Memorial…
Seaton: Three Things I Thought About This Week
You can learn a surprisingly good deal about human nature watching game shows.
I recently saw an episode of Celebrity Family Feud where a team of very decidedly woke celebrities of color played a group that looked to be Travis…
Fauci And The Fifth
There was no doubt when Dr. Anthony Fauci appeared before the Senate Committee that the Republicans had every intention of demonizing Fauci in the hope of pleasing the MAGA faithful by finding some means to put the hated Fauci in…
Cornyn And Tillis Have Half A Point About Blanche
It’s unfortunately understandable that the Senate confirmed Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence by a 51-47 vote. After all, he wasn’t nearly as much of a mutt as most Trump appointees, and was far better than monumentally unqualified real…
Tuesday Talk*: Is The Filibuster Doomed?
Are Courts The Answer To “Ultraprocessed” Food?
Despite whatever wacky nonsense MAHA Czar RFK Jr. comes up with, it’s hard to argue that something must be done to deal with the unhealthy eating habits of Americans, in general, and American youth, in particular, when the president’s favorite…
