Frontline’s detailed timeline reminder of the Republican party’s fatal mistake in deciding to not stop Trump, and the damaging consequences of their supreme failure. My view is, if not for Covid — which isn’t even mentioned in the program — Trump would have won re-election.
Category: Politics, Religion & Money
New Yorker Truther
Gee… that’s right! What was the DOJ thinking? Following due process with a valid search warrant gave them no right to seize secret government documents that Trump had taken without cause, casually mixed in with some personal belongings, then left in unsecured areas.

Our Long National Nightmare Continues
Trump-appointed judge gives Donald another stay-out-of-jail card.
WASHINGTON (AP) — In a legal victory for former President Donald Trump, a federal judge on Monday granted his request for a special master to review documents seized by the FBI from his Florida home and also temporarily halted the Justice Department’s own use of the records for investigative purposes.
I tend to stay away from cable news, even when it’s bashing Donald, but this bizarre tidbit about the 45 Wine & Whiskey bar in Trump Tower is worth making an exception.
Trump probably knows nothing about wine and whiskey, except its potential for abuse. Because the one positive thing in his otherwise toxic existence is he doesn’t drink. Alcohol destroyed his older brother, Fred Jr., and Donald was smart to abstain. Otherwise, imagine how much worse he would be.
Tinkle Links
Paper Chase
At this moment, news outlets must be poring over the redacted affidavit that justified the search warrant for the FBI’s raid on Trump’s Florida home. What’s really strange is this is all about physical printed paper in cardboard boxes. I assume/hope the original digital Top Secret files the documents were printed from remain secure.
Get Ready Feddy
Fed chairman Jerome Powell will be speaking tomorrow.
I continue to read through former Fed chairman Ben Bernanke’s well-written book.
Three years before Bernanke was born, Encyclopedia Britannica explained the Federal Reserve Banking system, as it existed at that time. Bernanke’s book explains the changes that came later.


