Ilhan Omar: Why She Polarizes, and Why Her Endorsement Matters Now
Minneapolis Test: Omar’s Pick, DMV Fears, and the Line Between Identity and Civic Norms.
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Lawfare Hurricane Brewing
What began as a weapon against Trump now threatens to spin back on its creators, with prosecutors themselves facing subpoenas in the eye of a political storm.
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John Bolton: The Swamp’s Most Explosive Rat
How a lifelong insider became the cautionary tale for a government that never forgets — or forgives.
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the STOCK Act Fails To Deter Ethical Malfeasance
They’re not breaking the system; they’re demonstrating how it was designed. Disclosure delays, token fines, and bureaucratic theater neuter the intent.
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LaToya Cantrell: Gucci Mayor, Creative Traveller
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell and her former bodyguard, Jeffrey Vappie, were indicted on federal charges, including fraud, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice. But boy, it was living LARGE for a while…
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz: Still Here, Still Terrible
The long, lucrative career of a political hack backbencher that never quite ends. How one congresswoman became a living museum of political entitlement.
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John Brennan: The Swamp Rat Who Dug His Own Hole
The King of the Swamp Rats finds himself swimming in a vast ocean all alone and only himself to blame. Swept out to sea by a hurricane of his own making.
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Philadelphia’s Experiment with Painless Justice Meets Reality
As a candidate, Krasner touted the elimination of cash bail as a cornerstone of reform. As D.A., he has turned that ideal into a cynical procedural ploy — one that has now cost innocent lives.
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Letitia James: Forty Years, Dozens of Deeds
Letitia James’ pattern of fraud and perjury is well documented and goes back all the way to 1983. How a “rule-of-law” brand keeps tripping over its own paper trail.
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