New Rogue Trumpist Group Can Raise Unlimited Secret Cash

By Roger Sollenberger, Asawin Suebsaeng

The group plans “to litigate cases of importance to the American republic.” Original members include the MyPillow Guy and Mike Flynn’s brother.

By David Rothkopf

If the mittens fit, you must admit—with the passage of this relief bill, the president is arguably in FDR and LBJ’s league already.

By Matt Lewis

Why did the Republicans put up almost no real fight against the relief bill? Because they no longer care about policy, and the era of small government is over.

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By Scott Bixby

“I promise, I will do everything in my power—I will not relent until we beat this virus,” Biden said. "I need every American, to do their part. That’s not hyperbole. I need you.”

By Jamie Ross

The former daughter-in-law of Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg says she’s been spilling to investigators about the former president’s business dealings.

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Court documents filed in the lawsuit on Thursday show that Jesse Binnall will represent Trump in the suit.

Mike Lee wasn’t possessed when he ranted about the new bills being the work of the devil. The GOP is going to have a hell of a time getting reelected if they pass.

They’re linked to statehouse stormings and mask-burnings. Now they’re recruiting at disaster prep festivals.

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 END GAME

Cyrus Vance’s allies told CNN that he’s likely to decide whether to charge a case or close the investigation into Trump by the end of this year.

 TOTAL MISFIRE

The GOP rep has repeatedly told the story of how she began to carry a gun at work after a man was “beat to death” right outside of her diner.

 CLOUD NINE

This tea has been helping me go to sleep and stay that way night after night.

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