Here’s a gem from The Onion, the humor magazine, that neatly sums up the opposition to releasing the Nunes memorandum. The Onion jokes that its release could undermine faith in massive, unaccountable secret government agencies. In this parody, FBI Director Wray warns that “it was essential that mutual trust exist between the American people and the vast, mysterious cabal given free rein to use any tactics necessary to conduct surveillance on U.S. citizens or subvert religious and political groups.” Very funny and well worth a look. When a humor magazine sums up your argument better than you can, it should […]
When veteran civil rights lawyer Larry Krasner sought the Democrat nomination for District Attorney of Philadelphia, he reportedly had the financial backing of progressive billionaire George Soros. Krasner, who has sued the Philadelphia Police Department approximately 75 times, seemed an unlikely candidate. But a $1.2 million contribution from Soros made Krasner unbeatable. Never before had a candidate for District Attorney had this much cash to take care of the ward leaders, the advertising and all the other expenses of a traditionally low voter turn out race. Krasner won the Democrat primary (the only poltical contest that counts in Philadelphia) […]
If only Hillary had won
Hilllary Clinton was going to win the election. That’s what all of the pols, polls and pundits said. And, if she had won, then none of the outrageous lawlessness by the hierarchy of the FBI and the Obama DOJ would have come to light. But, against all the predictions, Trump won. This totally unexpected and catastrophic outcome left the conspirators in potential legal jeopardy should the incoming administration take charge and get to the bottom of the fake investigation of Clinton’s unsecure email server and the abuse of the FISA court to spy on Americans. To prevent that […]
In today’s Philadelphia Inquirer, I warn the President of the dangers in freely submitting to an interrogation by Team Mueller. All the television legal experts seem to agree that Trump must undergo questioning by the special counsel. Other commentators characterize Mueller as a square shooter. For the reasons set forth in my op-ed, I beg to differ and warn against the perjury trap that is being set. On the plus side, Team Mueller will have a monumentally difficult time trying to translate Trump’s word salad syntax into an indictable form of perjury.
Last week the comic geniuses at the Pixelated Boat, my new favorite Twitter account, published a fake but utterly inspired parody of a passage from Michael Wolff’s anti-Trump book “Fire and Fury”. Here in its entirety is the spoof: “On his first night in the White House, President Trump complained that the TV in his bedroom was broken, because it didn’t have the “gorilla channel”. Trump seemed to be under the impression that a TV channel existed that screened nothing but gorilla-based content, 24 hours a day. “To appease Trump, White House staff compiled a number of gorilla documentaries into […]