I don't know what's more infuriating, Republicans having the gall to run to the SCOTUS to block a partisan gerrymander, or the nontrivial possibility that the SCOTUS will overrule their own 2019 decision in Ruccho v. Common Cause now that Republicans are injured by a gerrymander.

Even Nick Fuentes's right hand has other plans tonight.

Josh Hawley: "I pay my cellphone bill so why didn't Verizon refuse to comply with a federal grand jury subpoena?"

I think this explains yesterday's message from the White House advising everyone not to panic.

Hi. It may be silly to keep repeatedly saying this multiple times a month for multiple different things, but this is 100% an impeachable offense.

My sources are telling me the Trump Administration is considering offering undocumented immigrants legal status it they buy a ticket to the Melania documentary and agree to sit through the entire one hour and 48 minute run time.

In the Jan. 26 @nytimes.com/ @sienaresearch.bsky.social poll, (conducted prior to the the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti) 71% of Independents think the tactics used by ICE have "gone too far." What were the Democrats in the House who voted to keep funding ICE thinking?

Contrary to rumor, it looks like we're not getting a decision from the SCOTUS on the constitutionality of Trump's IEEPA tariffs today.

I have two steaks in the refrigerator that have been marinating since yesterday. I am undeterred.

If only we had an amendment that would allow members of the legislative and executive branches to remove the POTUS when he's batshit crazy. Should have probably been Amendment #1, but I'm sure they got there by Amendment 25.

Paul Revere obstructing.

"I'd give this product a thumbs-down, but . . . "

Trump in a makeshift "situation room" constructed in the corner of the Mar a Lago ballroom out of pipe and black drape. Hey, if it's secure enough to hide the AV mixing board at a bar mitzvah, it's secure enough to oversee the riskiest U.S. special operations mission since 2011.

Has anyone written an up-to-date treatment on the application of the First Amendment to Article 88 for retired servicemembers? Or can someone point me to a well-informed smarter person who may know?

Importers who paid IEEPA duties, see this important update on my firm's website.

A woman who shamelessly demonstrated complete loyalty and devotion being unceremoniously cast aside in favor of a mediocre old white guy shall forever be known as getting "Stefaniked."

Rare photo of the exact moment Elise Stefanik's political career ended.

I'm so disappointed that I'll never have the chance to see Elise Stefanik's name on my ballot and then to vote for literally any other person on the planet. Good riddance to one of the nastiest pieces of work the Empire State has ever produced.

A significant flaw in both Elise Stefanik's and Bruce Blakeman's strategy of running for NY governor by attacking @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social is that Mamdani is more popular statewide than both of them, put together.

The Trump Administration is doing everything it can to make obtaining refunds of tariff payments impossible in the event the SCOTUS rules Trump's tariffs unlawful as is now widely expected. Importers should consult with attorneys in order to protect their rights to refunds.

How about just giving the Trump DOJ a participation trophy and calling it a day? The @nytimes.com is reporting that a grand jury in Alexandria, Va. has rejected an effort to bring new charges against New York Attorney General Letitia James for the second time in two weeks.

It's so frustrating when news outlets publish in‑depth investigations into illegal businesses victimizing people in the U.S. yet fail to mention that mandatory arbitration clauses in the companies’ terms of use are the reason class action lawyers cannot sue them out of existence.

Rubio shot the Sans Serif. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/09/u...

They're talking about mandatory arbitration clauses. "Researchers have estimated that more than 60 percent of e-commerce sales in the United States include terms that would take away consumers’ right to pursue redress in court." Gift article from @nytimes.com www.nytimes.com/2025/12/01/o...

The Clown Cavalcade of X never ceases to entertain. @JayTownAlabama is a lawyer and the United States Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama during Trump's first term. He also thinks the Geneva Conventions don't apply to a targeted strike on shipwrecked sailors.

Rather than getting “smarter” and better over time, these Google "smart" home devices get worse at their core function of analyzing and processing voice commands. www.businesswire.com/news/home/20...

I want to gouge my eyes out with knitting needles.

We were always going to get here eventually.

Democrats didn't just win in blue states last night.

The attacks on free speech by the right continue. If the facts are being accurately reported, there is no universe where this was not quintessential protected speech under the First Amendment. Full article link from @theintercept.com in Replies.

On the 2020 Election: Trump has the attention of the entire world. He could hold a news conference tomorrow laying out all his evidence of "fraud" in the 2020 election and millions of people would watch it. Every news outlet would have to cover it. He's never going to do that.

Hegseth wasn't flying the plane. He had a designated driver.

"I don't understand why they're doing 'No Kings' protests, Trump's not a King."

I had a dream that a bunch of corporations filed an amicus brief in support of defendants' opposition to my motion for summary judgment. I need to take some time off.

(From r/NYKnicks) This little man in Mineola knows what's up.

Fact check: Presidents can be kings if they only accept the results of elections they win.

In case you thought it was only the New York Young Republican Club.

"Sir, Wikipedia says Christopher Columbus was Italian." "Shut up Nerd! You're fired!"

Gee, I wonder if this will have any impact on the New Jersey Governor's election where early voting starts in [checks calendar] 10 days?

Reminder--Jimmy Carter managed to get Egypt and Israel to sign a peace treaty in March 1979, the greatest diplomatic feat in the modern history of the Middle East. He was voted out of office in a landslide the following year.

I pulled the blinds up on my office windows and there's a beautiful new Porsche 911 Carrera in the parking lot. I've never seen it before, so I literally just discovered it. It's mine now. Happy Columbus Day.

Just gonna leave this here from the Department of Justice Manual Section 9-27.000 - Principles of Federal Prosecution," specifically, 9-27.230 - Initiating and Declining Charges—Substantial Federal Interest, subsection 2 "Nature and Seriousness of Offense" www.justice.gov/jm/jm-9-2700...

> It is 2025 BC. I am a soldier from one of the outlying provinces called to defend the pyramid in Memphis > It is 2025 AD. I am a soldier from one of the outlying provinces called to defend the pyramid in Memphis

This was only a matter of time. www.nytimes.com/2025/10/11/u...

While a federal bank fraud conviction under 18 U .S.C. § 1344 doesn't require any showing of actual loss by the financial institution, it's relevant to note the Letitia James indictment significantly inflates the amount of her alleged "total ill-gotten gains." (1/9)

I hereby nominate the Norwegian Nobel Committee for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize.

The following is REAL footage from Portland, 2025. Viewer discretion is advised.

The Trump Administration is at war with Christianity.

You keep waiting for the rhetorical turn in this opinion piece in the @nytimes.com, but it never comes. Christopher Caldwell is completely serious. www.nytimes.com/2025/10/07/o...