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Tomorrow - March 31 - is Easter. President Biden (likely some group of woke staffers) has also declared it to be "Transgender Day of Visibility". Our senile POTUS probably doesn't remember what Easter is, but if they had waited one more day they could've coincided it with April Fool's Day.

After taking time to watch the actual Bartiromo interview, it's obvious this headline isn't just misleading - it's downright false. Of course we shouldn't be surprised by something like this from The Daily Beast. At no point does she try to "blame" or even link the bridge accident to open...

The farther removed the appeals courts are from NYC, the more likely the case is to get reversed.

Ronna McDaniel was hired by NBC, then fired five days later after left wing radical hosts throw on-air tantrums. Obviously non-believers will not be tolerated by the likes of Chuck Todd, Rachel Maddow and Joy Reid, so the bosses caved, looking like fools. Needless to say, McDaniel will sue NBC...

Not if the documents were connected to business transactions the appeals court determines were legitimate. There were no victims, no one was defrauded, and the appeals court will likely disagree with Engoron's arcane interpretation of NY fraud law just like they did with his obscenely excessive...

He was declared guilty of fraud in the Engoron kangaroo court. But now that the appeals process will be allowed to proceed, Engoron will likely be reversed again on the fraud charge, on top of getting gobsmacked yesterday by the appeals court. Not only did they reduce the bond amount by 62%...

What argument? Obviously, there isn't one.

There seems to be some confusion about absolute immunity. Apparently there are some who think it means Trump is claiming absolute immunity applies to anything and everything at any time. That's not the case at all. This article summarizes both sides quite well, in easy to understand English...

Why not break it down in simple words for all the "Maga Minions"? Just so no one will think you aren't able to support your argument.

It looks like the Appeals Court has imposed an infusion of Reason into this case by overruling Engoron's ridiculous and unconstitutional bond amount. If getting fair treatment from a state court is considered a "break", I guess it would certainly apply to NY. To put this in context, NY is one of...

Exactly. Where does this "absolute immunity" nonsense come from anyway - MSNBC? It doesn't exist in the constitution, nor in legal precedent. The research on this subject isn't hard to find. Nobody is reaching for absolute immunity, and the idea that a POTUS could get away with ordering a hit...

Prepare to be ticked off. That's not the way business is done in NYC. "The lawsuit alleges that Doyle was given “fraudulently inflated valuations” of the townhouse, putting its market value at over $80 million. Cahill and the society’s current president-general, James Normile, “made...

Luntz is on to something with his analysis, and his conclusion is no doubt supported by analytics only he and a few other pollsters are privy to. Of course the CNN talking heads stare in disbelief and the Trump haters tune him out, but many independents and undecided voters will be pushed to the...

Maybe according to the world of liberal Democrats, but not according to precedent. Apparently, Mr Navarro doesn't understand how the Biden justice system works. "Obama's DOJ didn't prosecute Eric Holder and Lois Lerner following contempt referrals after they invoked executive privilege...

Alan Dershowitz makes some good points about the Trump bond situation. The short version, Judge Engoron set an excessively high bond to insulate himself from reversal according to NY state law that requires bond to be posted before appeal can be made. This in a case that's been brought against...

Here's an interesting development, right in NYC involving high profile DEMOCRAT mayor Eric Adams who's accused of sexually assaulting a co-worker who remembers all the details including the exact year - 1993. It's almost identical to the Trump - EJC case, but she's only asking for $5M. However...

Below is the link to the entire complaint, which is substantial. The GA Bar could strip her license to practice law, which seems more likely every with each passing day. This document is mostly dry reading, but page 15 documents evidence of the racist practices that went on inside her office...

Alan Dershowitz is spot-on with his comments about the McAfee decision. It's a disgrace, and this is a good example of why judges shouldn't be elected.

This result was becoming more predictable, especially after learning that McAfee previously worked for Willis and donated to her campaign. Throw in the fact that he's up for election in four months to retain his seat on the bench, and it's easy to see how he came to this decision. Fulton County...

Some interesting statistics on abortion numbers since the Dobbs decision. Notice the increase in abortions for Florida. Obviously, abortion has not been banned in the US. "The number of abortions performed each month in the United States is about the same as before the U.S. Supreme Court...