Jason Miciak: Much Ado About Everything
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After a long rest, during which I’ve reset some plans for the newsletter, we find ourselves beginning a new and critical year. Yes, it is an election…
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The United States still stands as a democracy, barely, due to the steadfast bravery of perhaps less than one hundred people total, but none with no…
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TRUMP PRIVILEGE CASE HEADS TO THE SUPREME COURT: NO, NOT SO FAST Liz Harrington, Trump’s spokesperson, put out a hilarious tweet yesterday. One can feel…
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Ethan Crumbley shot and killed four kids in his school, and wounded seven others, with a handgun that his parents, Jennifer and James Crumbley, bought…
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As everyone knows, Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial began yesterday with explosive testimony about some prominent people flying on Epstein’s plane. The plane…
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Today, as many know, Adam Schiff went public with his fury and directed it personally at Merrick Garland. This is a jaw-dropping, though very warranted…
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This country was founded by criminals, engaged in one of the largest and most successful criminal conspiracies in history. John Hancock, apparently…
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Anytime you hear the word “burner phone,” it is going to be associated with either a crime or an affair, and those, of course, are not mutually…
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As everyone knows, the House Select Committee issued subpoenas to both Roger Stone and Alex Jones late on Monday. As I wrote for Political Flare, if a…
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Pssst. Jonathan Karl May Be On to Something "I was looking for something. I wanted to see any hint of regret, any hint of remorse for what happened on…
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CHRIS CHRISTIE IS THE ONLY REPUBLICAN WHO COULD BEAT TRUMP What do we most know about Donald Trump? Correct. He is an asshole. What do we most know…
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MARK MEADOWS: MAD THAT RNCC’s SOCIALISM IS SHARED WITH 13 CONGRESSIONAL “SOCIALISTS.” Maybe the pressure is getting to Meadows. One would hope, at…
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