
Fridays with Nicole Sandler
There were signs that the friction of legal challenges and attempts to peel off Republicans slowed Trump down this week.

Lindsey the Insurance Lawyer's Disappearing Agreement to a Litigation Hold
What was supposed to be a filing arguing against keeping a log of all contacts that Tish James' prosecutors have with journalists turned into a complaint that prosecutors would be asked to keep their communications at all.

Judge Nachmanoff Punts on Privilege
Judge Michael Nachmanoff has seemingly punted the dispute over whether and if so how the loaner AUSAs prosecuting Jim Comey can have access to privileged discussions he had years ago with Dan Richman. But the punt likely has the effect of giving him much of what he wants.

Follow the Money: Chuck Grassley Doxes the Entire Far Right
In an attempt to do a Twitter Files dump on Jack Smith's January 6 investigation, Chuck Grassley exposed very personal details of the far right political establishment, in the process identifying people whose role in all this was previously unknown.

Jeanine Pirro Covers Up Donald Trump's Doxing Conspiracy
Among the things Trump's DOJ excised from the sentencing memo of Tayler Taranto yesterday is Trump's own role, by doxing Barack Obama, in getting Taranto to stalk Obama's neighborhood.

"The Indictment Signer:" Lindsey Halligan's Time in the Grand Jury
The Judge who'll preside over Jim Comey and Tish James' challenges to Lindsey Halligan's appointment, Judge Cameron McGowen Currie, just ordered that the government provide her with all the grand jury materials in those two cases. That could be very damning to Lindsey the Insurance Lawyer.

Donald Trump's [Miles] Starr Chamber
Jim Comey's response to prosecutors' bid to access his privileged communications reveals that John Eckenrode and Miles Starr may be engaged in the same kind of corrupt investigative tactics used on the Durham investigation.

Bill Essayli Moves to Dismiss Key "Assault" Case before DOJ Has to Explain What It Knew
DOJ's most prominent effort to criminalize doxing had a setback today when the case against one of the defendants, Ashleigh Brown, collapsed when her attorneys discovered the non-disclosed criminal background of her alleged victim.

Love in the Time of Hegemonic Suicide
Trump's attempts to extend his power by force -- to replace American hegemony with personalized coercion -- are and will continue to backfire, diluting the power of that coercion.

A Lapsed Catholic's Sunday Bible Study
White CHRISTIAN nationalist, my foot. It's obvious Trump would have no compunction about shooting an angel in the face on Fifth Avenue given his administration's policies and actions.

Donald Trump and His Speaker-Puppet
I want to talk about some implications of this Annie Karni story, describing the background to what is plain as day: Donald Trump, who jokes in private that he -- not Mike Johnson -- is the Speaker of the House, runs the nominal Speaker.
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Fridays with Nicole Sandler
The day before Tish James was arraigned, her attorneys complained about the Signal text trolling she did of Anna Bower.

Examples Of Not-Free People
Make Trump supporters own their fear of freedom.

A Tale of Three Footnotes for "Purported Interim U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan"
In a motion asking Judge Jamar Walker to order Lindsey Halligan to stop leaking to the media, Abbe Lowell notes that Judge Walker could hold Halligan in contempt, but Attorney General James is not asking for that. Yet.

Trump's GOP Death Panel in Progress
Trump-GOP's refusal to negotiate on health care subsidies is a Dickensian death panel: "If they would rather die, ...they had better do it, and decrease the surplus population."

Lindsey the Insurance Lawyer Gets into Signal Trouble
American Oversight just sued to get the Signal texts Lindsey Halligan has been unlawfully deleting.

Kash's "lockbox in a vault...in a cyber place where no one can see or search these files"
Kash Patel has ratcheted up his efforts to turn his past shoddy propaganda into prosecutions.

John Yoo's Old Trash and the South Shore Apartment Invasion
Imagine if Stephen Miller started applying atrocious John Yoo opinions from 2001 to his fabricated war with Tren de Aragua? It would look pretty similar to what we saw in the raid of a South Shore building in Chicago.

Donald Trump Owns Christopher Moynihan's Alleged Death Threat against Hakeem Jeffries
One of the January 6 rioters Trump pardoned was arrested Sunday for making terroristic threats against Hakeem Jeffries.

Taint
Judge Michael Nachmanoff's order denying the loaner prosecutors in the Jim Comey case a quick filter review discloses that the main FBI investigators may have already sneaked a peak into Comey's privileged communications.

