Teri Kanefield with a summary and analysis of Mary Trump's book, "Too Much and Never Enough:"
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A little bit of agitation is good. It motivates us to action. It stimulates voter turnout. Too much is paralyzing. And pointless.
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The Vance opinion (the case about whether the NY prosecutor can have access to grand jury material for use in a criminal investigation against the Trumps) is here. The case was a loss for
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A follower asked: Trump wants to pretend like everything is normal. His solution to the virus is to pretend like there’s no problem. He has the idea that if the economy is
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You may be feeling whiplash if you’re trying to follow all the latest news stories. Here are a few doozies: Trump has known since early 2019 about the Russian bounty on US
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Q: If you’re a would-be fascist and you’re losing, what do you do?
A: Two of the tricks in Trump’s (limited) bag are: “Get the fighters fighting” and “ignite a cultural war.” Here’s
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Information for this post is from Book 6 in my Making of America series: Marshall was born in Baltimore in 1908. His interest in law, and his awareness of racial injustice was awakened
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Part I is here. (Information from this thread is taken from the report I’m currently working on for the Georgia Voter Protection Organization.) In March when the pandemic hit, the GA Secretary of
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I spent 15 hours on Tuesday in the Fulton County (Atlanta) Voter Protection “boiler room,” which is basically a group of lawyers handling problems coming from polling places. The Associated Press called
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This week has been the most chaotic week of the Trump presidency—and that’s saying a lot.... There are peaceful protesters and there are chaos agents. The truth about the chaos agents will
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Dr. Bright filed a whistleblower complaint alleging that he was removed from his position because he objected when Trump wanted “flood the market” with hydroxychloroquine, bypassing the vetting process and without requiring
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