Below is an link, 49 pages of 37 indictments, read by Ali Velshi. Simplecast -- Let your voice be heard He’s “not my type.” Trump could not find an attorney to represent him in Miami today. Why? I wonder… could it be because: He doesn’t pay. He doesn’t shut-up, despite being advised to do so. … Continue reading Trump Faces Espionage Charges, Making Today Another Great Day Not to Be Donald Trump
Oh, the woes of my quest to discover a thought-provoking topic to write about! Today, I find myself afflicted by the opposite of writer's block—a condition known as "squirrel syndrome." Squirrels are the single weakness of man’s best friend. When a dog, trained, loyal, and well-behaved, in any other situation, sees a squirrel, suddenly you’re … Continue reading If the News Was Small Kitchen Appliances
Yesterday was a news cluster-duck. (I never mean duck.) Sup with the DOJ, China, Trump, Macron, Clarence Thomas, and Lindsey Graham? The following should have been televised on mainstream media, but it didn’t garner a mention. A news brief was held yesterday by high level officials of the Department of Justice. Word that there would … Continue reading BROKEN NEWS: What the Hell Happened Yesterday?
I’m going to make a prediction. Donald Trump’s lifelong crime spree has run its course. Karma’s perfect storm is building. From E. Jean Carroll’s defamation civil lawsuit, the criminal election interference charges looming in Georgia, the civil tax evasion and fraud case in New York that come with a recommendation for criminal charges, and Merrick … Continue reading Lordy, There are Tapes
America’s war between decency and corruption seems to have taken a turn. The good guy has had a winning week. It’s been a long time coming, so enjoy. Last year: Parents goaded by GOP rhetoric sued Merrick Garland over a memorandum he issued to school boards. The memo referenced “an alarming spike in harassment, intimidation, … Continue reading A Week for the Good Guys
Trump’s latest attempt to delay his inevitable arrest, for violation of the espionage act, was to demand the appointment of a Special Master to review the Top-Secret documents seized by the FBI during their search of Mar-a-Lago. Judge Cannon, a judge Trump appointed during his lame duck period, who had been deemed “unqualified” agreed with … Continue reading Trump’s Delay Tactic Fails
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