They've been hinting around the edges, saying things like "no one is above the law". When asked about a Jan 06 criminal investigation, the DOJ has not been exactly detailed, and Americans who want justice have been getting itchy. It looks, however, like the DOJ is playing it close to the vest up to this point.

Last night in an interview with Lester Holt, AG Merrick Garland repeated the assertion:
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6 comments (Latest Comment: 07/27/2022 16:41:52 by Will_in_LA)

One of the harder things in the world is turning around and walking away from someone you love. One of the easier things to do is turn around and walk away from someone you don't.
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4 comments (Latest Comment: 07/27/2022 00:48:07 by wickedpam)

This is it. This is the blog for today -



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13 comments (Latest Comment: 07/22/2022 20:55:36 by wickedpam)

Once again, it's the day after the primary. This time, it's the one that I and the blog diva voted in - Maryland. Our state has been a solid blue for quite a while, despite having a popular Republican governor. This is likely because we have the large city of Baltimore, as well as the border areas with DC. Those who live in the western, northern, or eastern shore areas are definitely more Republican, but much more sparsely populated.

The results show this. It appears that about 350K people voted in the Democratic primary, and about 250K voted in the Republican primary. This doesn't include the mail-in votes, which (by law) are counted tomorrow. That, of course, should widen the gap even more, since mail-in voting is shunned by the TFG followers.
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13 comments (Latest Comment: 07/21/2022 05:01:25 by trojanrabbit)

Let's just make this precise: Among the many (and there are many) problems we have in this country, headlines like this are not even worthy of Banana Republics:
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3 comments (Latest Comment: 07/18/2022 15:55:22 by Raine)