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It is concerning that political appointees of the Buffoon are willing to engage in revenge prosecutions.
More concerning to me is there are front line DOJ lawyers willing to advance this s**t.
BTW, here's an analysis of the indictment by noted First Amendment scholar, Eugen Volokh. reason.com
It ain't looking good for the Buffoon.
This not some grand victory. It's a procedural ruling that holds the status quo while the court decides the merits.
Oral argument was yesterday. There are a number issues and its not clear how each should be decided. virginiamercury.com
I think we can expect a decision relatively quickly.
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Odd. As of April 24, 2026, the National Conference of State Legislatures lists California as a "no document required to vote" state. www.ncsl.org (scroll down for a US map)
What "that" means. www.ncsl.org
"FBI Director Patel Sues the Atlantic Magazine for Defamation"
Good luck with that.
Patel's recent crash and burn with defamation. www.google.com
Similar to the Buffoon's recent crash and burn in the defamation department, among others. www.google.com
Actual malice is a b***h.
I've never voted for politician Cornyn because I don't vote for former judges for political office. But I will in this primary because Paxton is beyond the pale.