Georgia Supreme Court’s Unanimous Ruling: A Major Setback for Republican Election Rules
The Georgia Supreme Court unanimously struck down four controversial election rules imposed by the state election board, marking a significant victory for voting rights and a surprising rebuke to Republican efforts to control election processes. In a surprising turn of events, the Georgia Supreme Court, known for its conservative leanings, issued a unanimous ruling that…
The Fascist President Strikes Again
Just another example of how this country has gone into the toilet, and will continue to do so. Imagine for a moment if Clinton, Obama or Biden had done this. The outrage would be swift and fierce. There would be calls for impeachment, or removal via the 25th. But now? Crickets. Nothing. It’s as if…
New York Bar Council’s Troubling Punt on Emil Bove’s Misconduct Complaint
The NY Bar Council has referred allegations of unethical conduct against Emil Bove, a former Trump official, to the DOJ, raising concerns about accountability and the integrity of legal oversight.
Contempt for the Courts: The Hidden Danger in the “One Big Beautiful Bill”
Buried deep inside the 1,000+ pages of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is a short clause that should send a chill down the spine of anyone who cares about the rule of law. Section 70302 doesn’t headline the evening news or trend on social media. But it should. Because it effectively tells federal courts:…
Government Overreach: Analyzing the Trump Administration’s Actions Against Political Opponents
Explore how the Trump administration’s reaction to a James Comey post exemplifies government overreach and the rising use of legal intimidation against political opponents.
Deportations Under Obama and Biden
I asked several GPT’s the same question.
Tell me about deportations under Obama and Biden.
Here are their answers.
The Implications of Stephen Miller’s Call to Suspend Habeas Corpus
TLDR; Stephen Miller’s recent comments about potentially suspending habeas corpus raise significant constitutional concerns. This blog post explores the historical context, legal implications, and potential consequences of such a move, emphasizing the importance of protecting civil liberties in a democratic society. Introduction: Why Stephen Miller’s Comments Matter Stephen Miller, former advisor to President Trump, recently…
NSF Budget Cuts Threaten Scientific Innovation and America’s Future
Discover what’s happening with the 2025 National Science Foundation budget cuts, which grants are being slashed, and how these decisions may derail America’s scientific progress. Take action today.
Can the President Defund PBS or NPR?
Claim: “The Public Broadcasting Act of 1967 created the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. I reread it today; nothing in the law allows a president to defund PBS and NPR.
Trump Did NOT Win A Majority
It is often said that Trump won an overwhelming majority of the popular vote. While it’s true that Trump did win the popular vote, it is factually incorrect to state that he won a majority of them. In the 2024 U.S. presidential election, approximately 156.3 million Americans cast their votes, marking the second-highest voter turnout…
Message to Congressman Gill – April 30, 2025
It is my understanding that you serve on the Judiciary Committee in the House.
It’s also my understand that you just (04/30/25) voted to allow the POTUS to deport American CITIZENS.
Republican Senators Break Silence Against Trump Amidst Ukraine Crisis
Okay, so some Republican Senators are finally starting to push back against Trump on the whole Ukraine mess. It’s about time, honestly.
Facebook Conversations – Memo to ICE
In what may become a regular feature, here is another conversation I had on Facebook the other day. Honestly, some people have lost it, and have refused to stop thinking critically.
A Facebook Post About SCOTUS and Trump
You may have seen the post by @RetroAgent12 (RA12), or read my recent blog post on the topic. However I posted RA12’s comment on my FB page and received some replies on it. Of course, I’m going to redact the name of the person in this exchange; however I wanted you to be able to…
You Don’t Get to Pick and Choose When the Constitution Matters
When a president ignores the courts, it’s not strength—it’s a warning. The rule of law must apply to everyone, or it applies to no one. Here’s why consistency is the real test of American democracy.