On August 13, 2019, we wrote about an extraordinary Amicus Brief filed by Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) on behalf of himself and several other Democrat Senators.
The Brief was extraordinary because it threatened the Justices with a potential restructuring of the Court if the Justices didn’t dismiss as “moot” the first big...
An important narrative in Elizabeth Warren’s presidential campaign is that she lost a teaching job early in her career because she was pregnant.
Yet that narrative has been largely-debunked by Warren’s own words in a 2007 interview, and through records obtained by the Washington Free Beacon and others.
Oberlin College just announced in an email blast that it not only is appealing the Gibson’s Bakery verdict, it has hired 1st Amendment litigators at the D.C. Office of a large national law firm to lead the appeal.
Circulating claims of Trump-Russian collusion prior to the 2016 election didn’t work.
Using foreign-supplied fake intelligence, from a British spy who utilized Russian sources, to obtain surveillance of the Trump campaign and transition team didn’t work.
I don’t have a fear of public speaking. I enjoy speaking in front of a crowd (and camera and microphone), even though I’m actually a fairly introverted person.
I do fear showing up to speak and not having a crowd. So here’s another reminder, I’m speaking in Houston on October 14 (with...
The New York Times is continuing the tradition of the Russia collusion media frenzy, where every few days a new media “bombshell” was launched, only to be revealed as a dud. By the time the bombshell was debunked, a new media bombshell was launched, hence a new news cycle.
It was the ...
With Elizabeth Warren surging in the polls and becoming the darling of the liberal media, she was expected to have a blow-out Third Quarter fundraising haul. But it didn’t happen.
Warren raised $24.6 million according to an email blast from her campaign. That’s a good showing, but behind Bernie’s $25.3 haul. Considering...
Now for some comic relief.
Michael Avenatti, the once-upon-a-time highly-touted potential Democrat presidential candidate, former favorite anti-Trumper of cable loon TV, and defendant in multiple criminal prosecutions, claims his most infamous client Stormy Daniels (aka Stephanie Clifford) owes him $2 million in legal fees and costs.
The “Whistleblower Complaint” regarding Trump’s conversation with the Ukrainian President is a very suspect document in many respects.
It does not read like a whistleblower complaint.
Yesterday I wrote how Facebook takes down Elizabeth Warren Wiki page devoted to documenting her Cherokee and other controversies.
The Facebook page went live in February 2013, at the same time that ElizabethWarrenWiki.org went live.
The takedown was based on the plainly false claim that the Facebook page violated Facebook’s “Impersonation” policy:
In February 2013, I launched ElizabethWarrenWiki.org to put in one place the wide range of research regarding Elizabeth Warren conducted during her 2012 Senate campaign against Scott Brown.
Hillary is one lucky woman. Anyone else who set up a private server for conducting government business, including classified communications, would be in prison right now.
But thanks to James Comey stepping out of line and letting her off, Hillary got away with her private shadow government scheme.
A plain reading of the so-called Whistleblower Complaint supports the reporting by the New York Times and others that the complainant is in the intelligence community, likely the CIA.
It’s not so much a whistleblower complaint as a closing argument crafted by lawyers based on information the complainant never witnessed in order...
Do you think Hillary is thinking about running again in 2020.
OF COURSE she’s thinking about it. Whether she will act on those thoughts is another thing.
When the so-called Whistleblower Complaint was released this morning, my first impression was that this was a very professionally-done document, likely crafted by a lawyer.
There have been many strange motions and actions in the Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College case. A post-trial motion by Oberlin College to unseal Facebook records may be one of the more strange developments, and offers a window into the bitter feelings of college officials.
Allyn D. Gibson (Allyn D.) is the...
In May 2018, we reported on a lawsuit filed by a group called Speech First, challenging the speech codes and “Bias Response Teams” at the University of Michigan, Lawsuit: U. Michigan speech code and Bias Response Team “profoundly chill free speech and open discourse”:
