Found by accident.
Reminds me of how emotional people become when I sing:
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- The Palmer Report discovers how a book published in 1939 about housepets may have saved the world from Donald Trump.
- So once-upon-a-president, now Citizen Trump instructs former aides to refuse to testify before the Congressional Committee investigating the Jan 6 lynch mob insurrection.
Julian Sanchez considers the legal merits of Trump’s claim of executive privilege, as Steve Bannon tries to apply it:
And explains why it will likely make no difference:
- News Corpse presents two important facts about Presidential executive privilege.
- Only an actual current President can claim the privilege. There is no EX-executive privilege.
- Actual, real, Presidential executive privilege when actually invoked by some real CURRENT President, still cannot apply to possible evidence of a criminal act.
A well known recovering Republican considers the efforts by Trump and his allies to resist subpoenas and is mad as all hell about it.
- In Letters from an American, Heather Cox Richardson explains that, despite sketchy claims of executive privilege, the Congressional Jan 6 Investigation is getting different degrees of cooperation from prospective witnesses. The promise is that there will be legal consequences for those who defy subpoenas.
Okay, we’ll see.
- Wisconsin conservative James Wigderson seems not to be taking seriously the latest Trump-actually-won conspiracy theory of the Pillow Guy:
- Scotties Toy Box finds a newscast about a North Carolina lawmaker backing off from an election-audit type raid. The thought is that voting machines were secretly controlled by hidden modems attached to them. Hidden modems. Yep. I wonder if they were dial ups. Would those dial ups whine when a connection comes in? Fond memories of the 1990s.
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