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MORE: The most enduring aspect of the Jan. 6 committee is its trove of transcripts and docs — many from Trump’s top allies and appointees.
Will Jack Smith’s work product similarly become public? There are ongoing legal efforts to free the secret files.
www.politico.com/news/2025/01...
Will Jack Smith’s work product similarly become public? There are ongoing legal efforts to free the secret files.
www.politico.com/news/2025/01...
Jack Smith’s final say: Takeaways from the special counsel’s report
A defense of Merrick Garland, a criminal charge not pursued and a few new tidbits of evidence.
www.politico.com
January 14, 2025 at 10:30 PM
MORE: The most enduring aspect of the Jan. 6 committee is its trove of transcripts and docs — many from Trump’s top allies and appointees.
Will Jack Smith’s work product similarly become public? There are ongoing legal efforts to free the secret files.
www.politico.com/news/2025/01...
Will Jack Smith’s work product similarly become public? There are ongoing legal efforts to free the secret files.
www.politico.com/news/2025/01...
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It was a horrifying image at the time.
Now it seems prophetic.
Now it seems prophetic.
January 6, 2025 at 3:36 PM
It was a horrifying image at the time.
Now it seems prophetic.
Now it seems prophetic.
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Garland counted on the end result to outweigh his approach.
When the result did not come to pass, he naturally became a target for the ginned up court of public opinion.
He has one last chance to prove his detractors wrong.
He must release the report.
When the result did not come to pass, he naturally became a target for the ginned up court of public opinion.
He has one last chance to prove his detractors wrong.
He must release the report.
January 7, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Garland counted on the end result to outweigh his approach.
When the result did not come to pass, he naturally became a target for the ginned up court of public opinion.
He has one last chance to prove his detractors wrong.
He must release the report.
When the result did not come to pass, he naturally became a target for the ginned up court of public opinion.
He has one last chance to prove his detractors wrong.
He must release the report.
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How many more examples do we need before we realize the "rules" aren't going to stop them?
December 7, 2024 at 12:56 PM
How many more examples do we need before we realize the "rules" aren't going to stop them?
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I honestly don't care whether Joe changed his mind or that he might have lied.
His decision to pardon Hunter doesn't effect me at all.
Trump lying about having nothing to do with project 2025 and then adding its creators to his cabinet, does affect me. And you.
Save your outrage for what matters.
His decision to pardon Hunter doesn't effect me at all.
Trump lying about having nothing to do with project 2025 and then adding its creators to his cabinet, does affect me. And you.
Save your outrage for what matters.
December 3, 2024 at 1:44 PM
I honestly don't care whether Joe changed his mind or that he might have lied.
His decision to pardon Hunter doesn't effect me at all.
Trump lying about having nothing to do with project 2025 and then adding its creators to his cabinet, does affect me. And you.
Save your outrage for what matters.
His decision to pardon Hunter doesn't effect me at all.
Trump lying about having nothing to do with project 2025 and then adding its creators to his cabinet, does affect me. And you.
Save your outrage for what matters.