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Willis has her problems, obviously. But Willis is not the case. Trump et al were indicted by a grand jury of ordinary citizens that heard testimony and viewed the evidence. Even if Willis and Wade are given the boot, the case will not go away. If the Fulton County DA is ordered off the case, the...

The Case Has Been Submitted This morning, the US Supreme Court heard arguments on the Trump ballot eligibility case. Contrary to what some have suggested, the 14th Amendment cases and actions developed thus far were no joke. They were taken seriously by everyone involved at the Supreme Court...

From the article you cited: "Among the documents reviewed by DailyMail.com, were Wade’s invoices to the DA. Shockingly, they including one bill for an ‘interview with DC/White House’ for eight hours on November 18 2022 and another for eight hours including ‘conference with White House Counsel’...

More likely, he took his marbles and went to K Street lobbying firms to make millions.

What is the source for this? How does Jason Smith know this to be true? I tried to verify it with online searches and found nothing.

Karma Trump is said to be having difficulty finding a surety company to post the bond required to cover his appeal in the $83.3 million E. Gene Carroll case. That's because he used the powers of the presidency to shield himself from civil liability. That's how he managed to delay the Carroll...

And she's having fun doing it

Nancy Pelosi knew how to count votes before bringing a bill to the floor. That appears to be a skill Speaker Johnson has not yet developed.

It may be all over but the crying. The MSNBC lawyers I listen to (Katyal and Weissmann, because they usually turn out to be right) are predicting that the US Supreme Court will quickly deny Trump's request for a stay and it will not hear Trump's appeal. At present, Judge Chutkan has suspended...

There are no other words, unless you want to change the subject. The word today is the DC Court of Appeals dealt Trump a major defeat and a scathing, unanimous opinion that eviscerates the legal arguments Trump would take to the US Supreme Court, if they decide to take the case, and that's a big if.

1. The appeals court affirmed the Chutkan ruling and eviscerated all defenses offered by Trump. The Supreme Court will note this as they consider taking up this case or not. 2. The three-judge decision was unanimous. The panel includes one "staunch conservative" judge. Those conservative views...

Notice how he keeps losing on the legal questions while trying to get delays on procedural issues. His court date do eventually come. The Trump Organization tax fraud case eventually came and he lost. The two Carroll trials eventually came and he lost those too. Regarding his four criminal...

You're just repeating points previously made. I'm not interested in talking in circles. You have had your say, and so has the jury. End of story unless something new develops on appeal.

I saw that news item yesterday. I also saw Disney says they intend to continue the fight. I presume that means an appeal is coming.

Trump Seeks New Lawyers for Carroll Case Appeal This is actually a good thing for Trump to do. The TV lawyers I listen to say this is a good practice. When you appeal a ruling, you want different lawyers to represent you than those who represented you in the lower court. The new lawyers will...

True Dat!

From the evidence and testimony presented, I presume the jury came to know. The fact that you don't know does not mean the jury didn't. The fact that I'm not going to spend my time digging up old Trump quotes does not negate what the jury had available to them. The information you seek is in the...

People are free to see and interpret what they want. In a court of law, before a jury, with all evidence considered, and with Trump's attorney's having every opportunity to make their case, the jury found in Carroll's favor. Trump sexually assaulted Carroll. Trump repeatedly defamed Carroll...

Money Walls Closing In on Trump? With a jury ordering Trump to pay E. Gene Carroll $83.3 million in damages (on top of the $5 million in damages a previous jury awarded), and Trump vowing to appeal, the rules require Trump to post that amount in cash or bond to cover the appeal. The money is...

Like Cockroaches Scattering When the Light Comes On https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-real-estate-empire-barbara-jones-report-1865159