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Roger Stone Convicted Of All The Crimes
Gordon Sondland, if you're listening, you might want to refresh your recollections. -
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That Time The President Of United States Engaged In Witness Intimidation During Said Witness's Testimony
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Senator Confuses Shakespeare for Jesus
Republicans really know how to elevate ignorance into an art form.
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Alabama Student Group Claims It Was More Concerned About Hooliganism Than Booing Trump, Trump Disagrees
The president is happy to chill free speech against him. -
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2 Dumb 2 Crime
Republicans are going back to arguing that Trump is too much of an idiot to be impeached. -
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Now What Could These Lawyers Be Up To?
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Quit Your Whining, Republicans: Public Impeachment Hearings Are Coming
And a formal vote is coming too. -
Politics
Republican Media Is Already At The 'Trump Is Too Dumb To Fail' Stage
The Wall Street Journal editorial page does its thing again. -
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Automation, UBI, And The Future Of Human Labor
A brief exchange between candidates Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Andrew Yang regarding the threat automation poses to future human employment deserves more of our attention. -
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Trump Falsely Claims Article I, Section 9, Of U.S. Constitution 'Phony'
Trump thinks someone made up the 'Emoluments Clause'? I mean, I guess technically, the Founding Fathers did. -
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President Trump Is Violating More Than The Emoluments Clause With His Doral Summit
You know we have laws governing federal contracts, right?
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'Codifying' Roe v. Wade Will Do Nothing To Save It From Conservatives
It's not a bad idea, it's just not nearly enough to blunt the conservative war on women. -
Politics
You Saw The Part Where We Have Evidence Of Trump Fraud On His Taxes Now, Right?
I know we're kind of used to Trump crime but, here's more crime. -
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Prominent Conservative Lawyers Supporting Impeachment
They aren't happy with the latest presidential scandal. -
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Gordon Sondland Is A Case Study In Trump's Obstruction Of Congress
The chief executive is obstructing justice, again, this time in plain sight. -
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Supreme Court To Admit It Doesn't Care About Its Own Precedent On Abortion Rights
The Court has agreed to hear a case that it kinda already decided to overrule itself. -
Politics
Fake Law Offices Of Rudy Giuliani Absolutely Skewered In Subway Ad
The phony ad promises the former mayor will be unhinged, combative, and fun on behalf of clients.