Greg Gabrielse
@newtons-third.bsky.social
Former teacher, father of daughters, not the king of dad jokes, but pondering usurping the throne.
@talkingpointsmemo.com given that the report about a million more documents have been found in the Epstein case is accurate, and that AG Bondi said she had it on her desk, can we believe that she did, in fact, review the entire case file?
December 25, 2025 at 6:27 PM
@talkingpointsmemo.com given that the report about a million more documents have been found in the Epstein case is accurate, and that AG Bondi said she had it on her desk, can we believe that she did, in fact, review the entire case file?
@cbsnews.com @60minutes.bsky.social
With the pulling of the CECOT story, I will not be able to trust your work going forward. It is too bad you have burned your credibility for this.
With the pulling of the CECOT story, I will not be able to trust your work going forward. It is too bad you have burned your credibility for this.
December 22, 2025 at 2:46 AM
@cbsnews.com @60minutes.bsky.social
With the pulling of the CECOT story, I will not be able to trust your work going forward. It is too bad you have burned your credibility for this.
With the pulling of the CECOT story, I will not be able to trust your work going forward. It is too bad you have burned your credibility for this.
Reposted by Greg Gabrielse
First up, though, my latest at Law Dork looks at how Trump’s attack plan for the “deep state” in a second term would build on but eventually conflict with conservatives’ project to diminish (dismantle?) the administrative state.
On Trump's "deep state" attack plans and where they would lead in a second term
The conservative legal movement has long sought to rein in the administrative state. Trump's "deep state" attack plans build on that — but also would eventually conflict with it.
www.lawdork.com
November 28, 2023 at 2:20 PM
First up, though, my latest at Law Dork looks at how Trump’s attack plan for the “deep state” in a second term would build on but eventually conflict with conservatives’ project to diminish (dismantle?) the administrative state.