Sussmann Is a Case about Privilege . . . Including the New ‘Vacation’ Exception to Subpoenas
We’re talking about the Robby Mook, which changes everything.
Has Sussmann Opened the Door to Durham’s Proof about Deep Flaws in Alfa Bank Data?
Durham’s prosecutors are prepared to present extensive evidence showing that the data were inaccurate and unreliable.
Durham’s Biggest Challenge: The Jury
It is going to be hard for prosecutors to convince twelve Washingtonians to convict a Democratic lawyer who says he was trying to save America from Trump.
Judge Jackson Won’t Say Dobbs Leak Is Wrong and Won’t Object to Protests at Her Soon-to-Be Colleagues’ Homes
Her refusal to comment can be seen as tacit approval.
Durham Barred from Introducing Trove of Fusion GPS Emails at Sussmann Trial
If the emails are probative, the jury should see them.
FBI Resists Garland Pressure to Politicize ‘Domestic Terrorism’ Probes of America’s Parents
Good news: Director Christopher Wray has refused to let the bureau be sucked into the Justice Department’s weaponizing of federal law enforcement.
That Community Spirit
When patriotic conservatives come together, great things happen.
Bill Barr’s Tours of Duty
A review of One Damn Thing after Another: Memoirs of an Attorney General, by William P. Barr.
DOJ’s Silence on the Left’s Lawless Intimidation of Supreme Court Justices
Biden’s thug government continues.
