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What kind of aspiring J Edgar Hoover can't even alphabetize his enemies list properly?

Judge Mark Scarsi's complaint that Joe Biden rewrote history in his press release announcing Hunter's pardon if he had not done the same in his ruling that Hunter's prosecution was not vindictive.

The paper owned by defense contractor Jeff Bezos chose to publish seven mostly worthless posts on Hunter Biden's pardon and not one on allegations that aspiring Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth couldn't even manage two medium non-profits without financially ruining them.

Whatever else you think about the Hunter Biden case and the way Joe Biden pardoned him, it is crystal clear proof that the thing defenders of democracy swear they'll do in a second Trump term -- rise to the defense of those targeted for political prosecution -- they already failed to do.

The means by which Trump is attempting to install one of his chief propagandists as FBI Director is as important as the pick itself.

It's not easy to give thanks now, but there may be no better time.

On any given issue requiring Senate involvement, four Republican Senators joining with the Democrats have the ability to block Trump's worst attacks on the United States.

The report into Boris Epshteyn's "consulting" appears to be a failed attempt to suggest corruption would keep key advisors out of the casino.

Senate Republicans will enjoy their time in the majority, and most of the time most Republican Senators will gleefully support what Trump will do. But when given a choice to capitulate immediately by voting for Rick Scott to be Majority Leader or to uphold their own prerogatives by voting for someone more like Mitch McConnell, an overwhelming majority of Republican Senators voted to defend their own privilege.