We’re all playing a game I like to call Bad Faith or Brain Worms™. It never ends and everybody loses.

Some morning shaming from your ol pal Dave

This seems aimed at federal prosecutions, that appear remote and likely barred by statute of limitations by 2029. I'm aware of no indication president has authority to pardon state-law crimes, but some Trump allies have suggested he does. See

Another jury finds another Trump DOJ case sub-par.

JUST IN: Jury acquits D.C. 'sandwich guy,' charged with chucking a sub at law enforcement during President Trump's takeover of the nation's capital.

DEFENSE: “This case, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, is about a sandwich." PROSECUTION: "We’re not just talking about a sandwich. This isn’t about a sandwich." https://t.co/s6Y9RyRHCf

“The actions yesterday — in which FBI Special Agents were terminated and then reinstated shortly after, and then only to be fired again today - highlight the chaos that occurs when long-standing policies and processes are ignored."

New: FBI fires, unfires, refires agents linked to Jack Smith probe

Agent Lairmore is done with his testimony. Prosecution asked further about the condiments and he said there was mustard on his uniform and an onion hanging on his radio antenna. Don’t think defense was going for a pun when she called him a “seasoned officer,” but you never know…

Antonio Lamotta, pardoned j6er and the guy that brought guns to the vote counting center in Philly in 202O is on stage at the Winsome event in Virginia Beach. Center with the winsome sign.

Sad that reporters can even do a piece like this, but it’s such an important part of understanding today’s climate in Congress >>

ok so THAT’s what the chair was for https://t.co/5Sx6juNQbl

DC's "sandwich guy" is going on trial today. @ryanjreilly is inside the courtroom for the meat of the proceedings --> https://t.co/HlLIJdk3n6

“U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s office failed to persuade a grand jury to indict Dunn on felony charges — a sub-optimal result for prosecutors.” https://t.co/tcbLYyzCE7

There’s a chance they may have to restart jury selection in the sandwich guy case after the judge shielded the whole process from the public.

Jack Smith played by the book--exactly the opposite from what right-wing critics (like @washingtonpost editorial board) are pretending. In fact, that's why he lost. He filed in FL, legally correct venue, despite chance of it landing before biased judge. https://t.co/AvaQSJSQre

“The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth.”

"The indictment, which was filed Oct. 23, alleges that Abughazaleh 'physically hindered and impeded' an agent who was 'forced to drive at an extremely slow rate of speed to avoid injuring any of the conspirators.'" @ryanjreilly & me https://t.co/EXTKpTVNEL via @nbcnews

A federal judge rules that the acting U.S. attorney for the Central District of California has been “unlawfully serving” in the role, in part because the Senate hasn’t confirmed the Trump appointee.

Officer Daniel Hodges, who defended the Capitol on January 6: Every single member of the majority on this subcommittee has either contributed to one of the most infamous examples of conservative political violence of our age, or the protection of its perpetrators.

After describing myself being attacked in great detail, Senator Welch asked the witnesses if they supported Trumps pardons for insurrectionists. All Republican witnesses raised their hands. This was a hearing ostensibly on how political violence is bad.