Jonathan Turley – “This trial will not yield to the election cycle.” Those words of U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan last year made clear that she will not consider that Donald Trump will likely be the 2024 Republican presidential nominee in setting the schedule for his federal trial in Washington, D.C.
Most recently, in the federal prosecution in Florida, Special Counsel Jack Smith declared that he will not consider himself bound by the Justice Department’s longstanding policy of not bringing charges or holding trials of candidates close to an election. Continue reading
Jessica C. – The plan to have Donald Trump sitting in a federal courthouse in Washington, DC, this week, instead of on the campaign trail, backfired spectacularly. America’s real president smashed Nikki Haley in the Super Tuesday GOP primaries and she suspended her doomed campaign a few hours later.
John Green – I used to think that Donald Trump’s greatest accomplishment was banishing the Clintons from the political landscape. I was wrong. Sidelining the Clinton grifters is a distant second to his greatest feat — showing us, in the starkest possible way, the political choice that we face. He has drawn the radicals into the open, to show us what they have been working towards since the administration of Barack Obama.
Brian C. Joondeph – Former President Donald Trump is cruising toward the GOP nomination.
Clarice Feldman – This week, all eyes were on the Willis-Wade fiasco in Fulton County, Georgia, but three less smuttily scintillating cases seem at last to be limiting the overreach of the Department of Justice respecting the J6 defendants and Jack Smith’s persecution of President Donald Trump.