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Donald Trump May Not Be A Felon For Long

July 18, 2024 John Klar

Manhattan prosecutors agreed on July 2 to delay the sentencing of Donald Trump for his conviction in New York on 34 felony counts relating to allegedly fraudulent characterizations of hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. Pending consideration by trial judge Juan M. Merchan of briefs and oral arguments by both sides, the scheduled July 11 … Read more

Alvin Bragg Won The Battle, But Lost The War

June 1, 2024 Ray Cardello

Until I can write about this ridiculous, rigged trial being overturned, I hope this will be my last article on this sad chapter in our history. Alvin Bragg, like Leticia James, is the epitome of the new generation of legal minds who do not fight crime but people.

Trump Verdict Shows How Pathetic And Useless The NHGOP Is

May 31, 2024 Ed Mosca

We are witnessing the 2024 election being stolen … the latest and most obvious: the Kafkaesque sham trial of Donald Trump in the kangaroo-courts of New York … and what is the reaction of the NHGOP? To call for Red States to conduct law fare back against the Democrats? To call for New Hampshire Retirement … Read more

Mother Teresa Could Not Beat These Charges

May 31, 2024May 30, 2024 Ray Cardello

With due respect to Mother Teresa, I cannot keep my anger out of this article. If this were the OJ trial, you could watch with interest and curiosity, knowing that there was a heinous crime, and based on extensive investigation, OJ was charged, tried, and found Not Guilty. In the case of this trial against … Read more

Do Not Lose Focus On The Border And Economy

May 10, 2024 Ray Cardello

There is so much going on in D.C., not just with Joe Biden and the Misfit Toys. Things are explosive on the Hill, and even the Supreme Court is chipping in. And don’t forget the fabricated farce of a trial in New York where the poor excuse of a D.A., Alvin Bragg, has been assigned the task of keeping Donald Trump off the campaign trail for six to eight weeks.

FEC Commissioner James E. “Trey” Trainor -“It’s Not a Campaign Finance Violation. It’s Not a Reporting Violation of Any Kind.”

April 11, 2023April 10, 2023 Steve MacDonald

More bad news for the proprietors of non-stop Trump outrage. FEC Commissioner James ‘Trey” Trainos says, in regard to Alvin Bragg’s indictment, that there’s no there there.

Trump, Taibbi and Repressive Tolerance

April 8, 2023April 7, 2023 Aaron Warner

“Rules for thee and not for we” became a cultural critique during the pandemic. A mask-less governor Gavin Newsome was seen eating at an elite restaurant within twenty-four hours of issuing a stay-at-home order under a state-wide mask mandate. A gubernatorial sibling and CNN celebrity host Chris Cuomo was seen mask-less and belligerent outside his … Read more

Alvin Bragg’s “Blank Indictment” Never Mentions What Laws Trump Broke

April 6, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Much has been said about the precarious nature of Alvin Bragg’s Trump indictment, and I won’t pretend to have read it all. But a reader sent me this. It’s not long, but here’s the crux. Alvin Bragg’s indictment of Trump never identifies a specific crime.

If We Had a Sneak Peak at Alvin Bragg’s Sealed Trump Indictment (And Other Thoughts on Tomorrow)

April 3, 2023 Steve MacDonald

The history of Democrats violating campaign finance laws is long and heady and includes paying off women to keep quiet about illicit liaisons. Trump’s problem is that he is not a Democrat, so requesting the charges be dismissed will be on the table Tuesday for his arrest and arraignment.

Alvin Bragg Just Elected Donald Trump

April 1, 2023 Ray Cardello

This story is not an April Fools joke, but Alvin Bragg may go down as the biggest fool in politics ever. In the most narcissistic move in political history, Bragg coerced a Grand Jury to indict Donald J. Trump, a former President, to a trumped-up felony charge. This action makes Trump the first former President … Read more

Orwell v. Trump

March 29, 2023 Ian Underwood

If you’re not yet familiar with the Supreme Court’s ruling in Wickard v. Filburn in 1942, you should check it out because the Court may get a chance to revisit its logic in that case.

A Weekend of Strange Developments

March 21, 2023 Ray Cardello

It has been a weekend of strange developments that is emblematic of the twisted direction of our society. As usual, our President and Vice President are nowhere to be found from Friday afternoon until late Monday morning.

Will Someone Stop Alvin Bragg

March 20, 2023 Ray Cardello

Alvin Bragg is an example of everything wrong with New York City. Kathy Hochul and Eric Adams are working daily to bring the greatest city in the world to its knees, but it is Alvin Bragg that has destroyed the safety of New Yorkers to the point they are abandoning the city by the thousands. … Read more