Relatedly, I beg people not to say the movie was clever.

Weird how she/he randomly picked the famously wheelchair-bound former President out of all the others.

I feel like I have the very vaguest wisp of a memory that these existed.

3. In March the Trump administration wrongfully removed Kilmar Abrego Garcia to a Salvadoran prison and alleged that he was a member of a violent gang.
@rparloff.bsky.social took a close look at those allegations and found their credibility lacking: www.lawfaremedia.org/article/abre...

How can there be reverse origina… oh, never mind.

Somehow I expect this was incredibly disappointing.

The US “Republican” President no less.

I’m so sorry. I know all too well how much that hurts. He was handsome indeed.

I took and passed the Louisiana bar exam in 1994. It was three days, all essay (M-W-F). Not sure how they read my handwriting but it was obviously good enough. So no sympathy for hand cramps from me!

Very troubling that DOJ suggests that if the information was credible, it would have been “weaponized”—shouldn’t they have said “investigated and prosecuted as warranted?” The way they phrase it even credible information wouldn’t have been pursued.

I can’t imagine why they think the law permits them to redact prosecutors’ names.

just very hard to say with the details we have and 1 hour of analysis in the middle of the night if Epstein actually wrote this or if it was a prank/hoax at the time