Overall, numbers two and three were taxes and crime, respectively.

I’m with you all the way but this costs money

Look at that. I thought he was just using it as a toehold to get Sessions out. He’s really behind this issue.  

I phrased poorly. Say “The Constitution recognizes rights”?

Wait, this is Rohrabacher as in the The Rohrabacher–Farr amendment?

3b. And run out the clock. These interviews have a set length, as he well knows.

Thanks for writing about Doe V. Mattis. It hasn’t gotten the column inches that Trump’s antics get.

This, dammit, this! The person being held is a U.S. Citizen—born in the U.S., raised Saudi. The Constitution gives all U.S. Citizens rights. And you defend those rights, even for the horrible people, because the next time they could be coming for you.

I’m sure you will see some symbolic “raids” but local law enforcement will not assist in places where marijuana has been legalized.

And Oregon, Washington, Colorado... we’re just collateral damage, right? I am so sick of this. “Screw the blue states because they didn’t vote Repub.”

This gossipy book about Trump, published during Trump’s presidency, seems to be getting more press and more airtime/attention than the similar gossipy books about Reagan/Bush I/Bill Clinton/Bush II/Obama did, which were published during their respective presidencies. That’s not normal. Who does it benefit? (Besides…

So embarrassed. I’m wrong. Per Snopes, Sessions is invested, tangentially, but they are managed diversified funds.

that their neighbors kind of hate them, including one legendary rich lady who stood in her front yard in a fur coat, drinking wine and watching protesters dancing and “twerking on top of an SUV”

Sessions has a huge conflict of interest on this. He is heavily invested in for-profit prisons.

let’s not pretend that there aren’t health risks associated with smoking pot.

Nov. 30th: “I’m on Trump’s voter fraud commission. I’m suing it to find out what it’s doing.” By Matthew Dunlap, a member of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, and Maine’s secretary of state.

Also, the lawsuit. One of the members on the committee (a Democrat) sued it because they wouldn’t tell him when they were meeting or what they were doing.

Friday after next, but The Washington Examiner thinks we won’t learn squat and I agree. HIPAA and all that.

At the South Everett location, for example, ICE agents visited the motels early in the morning or late at night, requested the day’s guest list, circled any Latino-sounding names and returned to their vehicles.

“Listening to cops testify” reminded me of: