Some good news: The judge has granted summary judgment for National Review. Unless Mann appeals, they’re off the legal hook. This only applies to them, though; our and Mark Steyn’s motions are still pending.
[Update a few minutes later]
Here is the story from National Review.
…is (among many other things) an IRS assault on low-income people.
Why we have to be worried about both.
Do we even have one any more?
As Mark Levin often says, we seem to be living in a post-Constitutional era.
…isn’t.
To hell with these self-righteous “elites” who call me an “anti-science” murderer because I object to their unscientific tyranny.
They love it.
[Afternoon update]
Matt Taibbi: Censoring Fox News is the dumbest idea ever.
Matt seems to be one of the few liberals left on the left.
…let’s remember that most of them were terrible.
Yes. Impeachment has actually been used far too little. I thought that George W. Bush should have been impeached for signing McCain-Feingold while saying that he thought it was unconstitutional (which SCOTUS later ruled it was, at least partially). It was a violation of his oath of office.
They squandered it.
They didn’t want a conviction; they wanted to demonize 74 million Trump voters.
What does the House have in common with the Philadelphia Eagles?
Thoughts and links from Glenn Reynolds.
Yes, few have pointed out that being impeached and removed, and barred, doesn’t make him ineligible to be elected again.