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Here is another account of this matter. This one makes it quite clear that the judge removed Griffin from office, not because of a misdemeanor, but because he aided the insurrection. "Griffin was previously convicted in federal court of a misdemeanor for entering Capitol grounds on Jan. 6...

Lawsuit RE 14th Amendment Disqualification Clause is Filed in New Hampshire https://www.eagletribune.com/news/lawsuit-seeks-to-keep-trump-off-the-nh-ballot/article_6e064af6-4844-11ee-80a0-37cde61ec581.html There is movement in the other direction too; that is, movement away from the idea that...

Beyond the question of Meadows helping or hurting himself on the stand, another question is, did he implicate Trump? The answer is yes. As this case develops, I think we'll see a lot of that as Trump's 18 RICO-charged co-defendants scramble to act in their own best interests instead of Trump's...

No one in particular in this case. Just a quick skim of those I regularly view/read. Also see the brief filed by Willis in which Meadows' false statements under oath are quoted. Do a Google and Twitter search for "Mark Meadows testimony" to see what I see.

As follow-up briefs have been filed and analysis has been done of Meadows' performance on the stand, the commentators are saying Meadows committed perjury under oath; perjury that may be charged. They are also saying he has pretty much eliminated himself as a cooperating witness. Flipping is no...

GA Gov. Kemp Stops Republicans Who Want to Impeach DA Fani Willis "'Up to this point, I have not seen any evidence that DA Willis's actions or lack thereof warrant action by the prosecuting attorney oversight commission. As long as I'm governor, we are going to follow the law and the...

Trump Seeks to Sever WASHINGTON, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Former U.S. President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty on Thursday to a Georgia criminal indictment accusing him of trying to overturn his 2020 election defeat and asked to be tried separately from some of his 18 co-defendants.

What's the difference between "looks Trumpish" and "sounds like Chris Christie?"

If the judge is human, they are biased. Bias does not disqualify a judge or juror. A judge is a judge, and a juror is a juror, because of one's ability to make decisions on the facts and the law, not on bias. I know you are inclined to believe if a judge is appointed by a particular president...

If you look, I think you will find a fair number of companies that have been prosecuted for tax fraud, insurance fraud and bank fraud. It's not like Trump and the Trump Organization are the only ones ever to be prosecuted for such crimes.

Your ability to reconstruct the truth to your liking is boundless.

Status Update: Dueling Motions for Summary Judgement In 2020, New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a civil lawsuit against Trump, the Trump Organization, and his three eldest children. James alleges Trump and the Trump Organization fraudulently inflated the value of their assets by...

The ruling was that Guiliani is liable for defamation and the women he defamed are entitled to damages. Regarding the discovery info Guiliani refused to divulge, what is he hiding and why? He worked really hard to keep this information under wraps and he paid a very high price for doing so. So...

Fair points. And it remains the case that the disqualification question will soon be in court. The New Mexico case may not be relevant but the arguments made by the constitutional scholars are.

True enough. The First Amendment does not constitute a free pass to lie and defame. Guiliani found this out the hard way in court today.

That's why I asked about the DeSantis posts. Thank you for the info.

I can't speak for that man. In my posts this evening, I'm saying Trump's day-long rant gives me reason to question his mental stability. I've said nothing about the First Amendment.

I do not share your certainty and clear view of the future. It must be nice to be so certain of so much, so much of the time. As i said, I think Meadows hurt himself more than he helped himself, but in fact, I don't know how this will turn out. The judge's ruling, expected soon, will tell us...

The volume and content of the posts is enough to prompt me to question the man's mental stability. As I asked, is he losing it under the pressure of four indictments and two major civil suits? There are likely many thousands of people online who post hundreds of times a day for various reasons...

Analysts on MSNBC and others I read, yes. My conclusion after hearing/reading what I did; Meadows hurt himself more than he helped himself, and some of what he said hurt his co-defendants too.