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C'mon, Rick Wilson saying something mean about Trump isn't news. He's not changing any Republican minds, his Lincoln Project has been outside the tent for years.

I don't have any kind of account on cbsnews.com, but don't see a paywall when I click on this link. I think that's about the limit of the due diligence I'm willing to do--if it loads fine for me without an account I'm going to assume it'll work for other people.

The current NPR headline at least is the much more anodyne "Trump campaign staff had altercation with official at Arlington National Cemetery"

"Why would you lift the gag order off jurors but not yourself?"

The gag order never included the judge, Trump whines about the judge all the time. If you are asking about staff/family, dunno.

"Increasingly, incompetents occupy the upper reaches—perhaps the product of malign designs, but, if the cries of the elite are taken seriously, more often out of a sincerely held belief that justice in some way demands it."

What in the neo-reactionary am I reading here?

Introducing a bill isn't "slamming the door" on anything. Unless the foxes all vote to bar themselves from the hen house, this might as well be blogging.

According to https://www.ssab.gov/board-members/ , Biggs was nominated by Biden, whose name does not appear in the article at all.

"The White House earlier this week said Democratic President Joe Biden would veto the resolution if it passes both houses of Congress. A two-thirds majority would be required to overcome a White House veto."

Why does the editor of The National Review need column space elsewhere, and why would I want to read it?

this isnt a second poll clustering with the first one. its the same poll people were talking about on sunday, when it came out: https://nypost.com/2023/09/24/trump-scores-10-point-lead-over-biden-poll/

like he was looking forward to testifying in the mueller investigation, like he had to fly back from his scottish golf course to show up at the jean carrol case