Roberts allows construction to continue until the court considers the case. Translation: The disastrous, Congress-skirting monstrosity will get built.
Todd Blanche
Todd Blanche’s Hobson’s Choice
Go along with Trump’s most corrupt schemes, like the settlement slush fund, or become attorney general. Republican U.S. senators, finally showing some spine, are unlikely to let him do both.
Trump and Blanche’s Orwellian Language and How Much of Washington Echoes It
Ask James Comey how they’ve managed to hype his seashells while downplaying real killing.
James Comey Is Insufferable. The Trump Charges Against Him Are Absurd
The former FBI director has been indicted for a threat spelled with seashells. Why this lawfare will falter.
Trump DOJ’s Prosecution of a Wisconsin Judge Is a Travesty
As federal agents sought to arrest a Mexican national during a state court hearing, Judge Dugan let him use an exit usually reserved for jurors, and the DOJ literally made a federal case out of it. Her conviction should be set aside.
Our Heroic Lower Court Judges
And the Justice Department’s war on the only group blocking Trump’s extra-legal push.
Days 22 and 23 of the Trump Trial: “Guilty, Guilty, Guilty, Guilty” and 30 More “Guiltys”
The author wraps up his six-week coverage of the historic proceedings.
Trump Trial, Day 21: The Critical Closing Arguments
Todd Blanche and Joshua Steinglass try to sum it up for the jury–and us.
Day 19: Trump Stumbles Near the Finish Line of the Hush Money Trial
Cohen survives cross, and a late defense witness disrespects the judge.
Trump Trial, Day 17: Cohen Goes Deeper and Survives Early Cross
Trump Trial, Day 17: Cohen Goes Deeper and Survives Early Cross.
Plus, Trump uses courthouse guests to trash the judicial system.

