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It's wise to note that, so far, the only information we have about a Trump arrest on Tuesday comes from Trump himself. No law enforcement official, and no Trump attorney has confirmed Trump's expectation. When I first read Trump's statement, I assumed (perhaps incorrectly) that arrangements had...

Trump Expects to be Arrested Tuesday (Source) Millions of Americans have been frustrated by Trump's lifelong ability to avoid meaningful accountability for the many misdeeds they believe he has done. Many have wanted him to be arrested and charged with crimes for a long, long time. It now...

I guess the "unhinged" includes Trump himself. This came out today: "Former President Donald Trump said he expects to be arrested Tuesday in connection with an investigation conducted by the Manhattan District Attorney's office and is calling for protests ahead of his possible indictment."...

I did not believe this report when I first saw it. But checking more, it's true. There is indeed a Florida Senate Bill 1718 that will do as the headline you posted says if it is passed into law; namely, "Criminalize any Contact With Undocumented People). I found it initially unbelievable...

Your legal opinion is noted. A number of commentators are expecting to see an indictment next week. If it comes, you may wish to reconsider your opinion.

New Detail: If Trump is Indicted ... He Will Surrender https://news.yahoo.com/trump-won-t-refuse-surrender-222400349.html

If Trump is Indicted ... Until I saw this piece, which describes the process, I have not thought about what it would actually look like if Trump is indicted by the Manhattan grand jury. "If an indictment is filed against Trump, the most likely scenario is that he would show up voluntarily for...

His actions suggest so too. Florida governors do not travel to Iowa to meet with GOP primary voters in small groups because the State of Florida has crucial interests pending with those small groups.

Pence on Trump “President Trump was wrong," Pence said during remarks at the annual white-tie Gridiron Dinner attended by politicians and journalists. "I had no right to overturn the election. And his reckless words endangered my family and everyone at the Capitol that day, and I know history...

Why Trump Will Defeat DeSantis in the Republican Primary Assuming the Republican primary will come down to a contest between Trump and DeSantis, Trump will win. Why? Trump is 6'3" tall. DeSantis is 6' 1" tall. In most elections, the taller candidate wins.

I don't know if that's true or not. But even if it is, it's irrelevant to the matter before the court, which is Dominion v. Fox News.

Attacking the expert? OK. What about the legal points the expert makes? Are those negated simply because the expert has a political point of view? Or can the points rise or fall on their own merits?

So how do we move from blanket condemnation to reasonable collaboration? How do we move from the good of the party to the good of the country?

I'm willing to agree with you that partisanship is degrading the quality of government and life in America. I'm not willing to say one party is more guilty of it than the other. I'm an independent precisely because I don't want to identify with this kind of harmful partisanship. I recently heard...

Additional Info: https://thehill.com/homenews/media/3881278-legal-experts-say-fox-news-on-shaky-legal-ground-in-dominion-lawsuit/

Here's an update on the case. We'll see action on this fairly soon. "Tuesday brought another 'document dump' in the highly watched Dominion Voting Systems v. Fox News defamation case. The lawsuit is set to go to trial in April. But before a jury is even seated, the parties are racing toward a...

I kinda think they are directly involved in the litigation. It is Fox News that is being sued and responding in court. The company owner Rupert Murdoch, Hannity, Carlson and others are being deposed. They are directly involved. Perhaps so. We've also seen the official court document which are...

For those who may not know: "Dominion's briefs previously revealed that top figures at Fox News privately blasted election fraud claims as 'crazy' and 'insane,' even as the network aired them on television, and that top boss Murdoch considered some of Trump's voter fraud claims to be 'bulls---...

But there is a real difference with the Dominion case. Dominion is able to demonstrate both that they suffered genuine harm (very high damages that can be quantified monetarily) from what Fox News reported, and that Fox News knew what they were reporting was false. That's why the Dominion...

That kind of partisan filtering and labeling is troubling. If we're ever going to move the country toward a better state of affairs, it's not going to be by pitting one side against the other. Our country has a long history of people of opposing views coming together to work things out in a way...