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Glenn Youngkin desperately wants a job in the Trump regime, for a reason that I can’t put my finger on: Youngkin has a net worth of $400 million, most of that his equity in the ghastly private-equity firm he led before he ran for governor in 2021.
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Attorney General Jay Jones is, to borrow from Donald Trump’s oddball Easter message to Erika Kirk, suing the Trump regime’s asses off, over the March 31 executive order attempting to ban mail-in voting.
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Donald Trump has sacked Pam Bondi as his attorney general, but don’t get too excited, because the next one is going to be just as bad, probably worse.
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I’m with Mark Warner and Adam Schiff, who want SEC Chair Paul Atkins and DOD Inspector General Platte Moring to look into the vast sums that were made on what were basically bets on a series of major Trump regime policy decisions over the past year.
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Democrats are saying all the right things about the latest attempt by Donald Trump to write and then pass his own federal law, this one banning mail-in voting, but seriously, this one doesn’t even need to go to court.
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A Republican federal judge has ordered a halt to the supposed $400 million project to build a ballroom on top of the remains of the East Wing of the White House.
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I somehow ended up on a press list for a person named Liz Huston, who calls herself the regional press secretary for the Trump White House, and it’s fun, in an Orwellian way, when I happen upon her emails in my spam folder, which is where they go, for obvious reasons.
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Whatever we’re doing in Iran is not working, except to continue to push gas prices toward the $4-per-gallon mark, with diesel approaching $5.50 a gallon.
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Donald Trump is in the midst of an epic Donald Trump bender. This one, with applause for the death of Robert Mueller, and a threat to commit war crimes in Iran, might be the Donald Trump bender of all Donald Trump benders.
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FCC chair Brendan Carr wants to change a federal rule that bars a single multimedia company from reaching more than 39 percent of U.S. households.
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