My expectations for the level of ineffectual, grifting train wreck a ground game that had been outsourced to Charlie fuckin Kirk was gonna be were sky high and this just soared over them effortlessly. 😂

I think an annotated version is useful really.

With the caveat that this is by what I remembered offhand looking at the names, I could be forgetting a whole bunch.

I hope not, for his kids' sake.

Top of the list of priorities the next time we have a trifecta has to be court reform that includes SCOTUS expansion and abolishing the 5th Circuit and replacing it with a new appeals court from scratch. The No Kings Act is an easier lift and also a nice start.

Just as “weird” has been the epithet that actually stings even though it seems mild, I think the most stinging (and accurate) critique of the NYT is that it’s simply bad at journalism and writing. It often can’t write clear understandable headlines and that’s true even outside of politics

When you've lost Kyle Rittenhouse... 😂

For how much they claim to love the Constitution, this crowd sure does urinate on the Emoluments Clause from a great height. King Con literally opened a hotel down the street from the WH the sole purpose of which was to be a bribe-laundering op for foreign princes and potentates.

5. And now we find out the Egyptian military dictatorship gave him $10 million in cash and Bill Barr and other political appointees torpedoed the investigation into it. And that's just the stuff we know about. Pretty much exactly what you'd expect from a protege of Roy Cohn.

3. The Emiratis were bribing Trump via real estate deals. 4. Everyone--the Saudis & Chinese esp--was bribing Trump directly via overpriced stays at the hotel he opened down the street from the White House specifically as a bribe-laundering operation and then sold it shortly after leaving office.

We either have the rule of law or we don't. If we want to have the former, it's essential we hold the powerful to account.