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Vivek Ramaswamy Drops Unhinged Ad Ahead of Debate
By Jake Lahut
The GOP long shot trotted out a string of conspiracy theories in an attempt to portray himself as the victim of censorship, not poor polling numbers.
Judge Signals Trump Is Doomed in New E. Jean Carroll Trial
By Jose Pagliery
In a 27-page order, the judge overseeing the E. Jean Carroll case essentially sides entirely against Trump and suggests the case is basically already decided.
Nancy Mace Loses It as Hunter Crashes Hearing: ‘No Balls!’
By Dan Ladden-Hall
The president’s son apparently wanted to be there in person as Republicans considered holding him in contempt of Congress.
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Lauren Boebert’s Ex-Hubby Nabbed on Weapons, Assault Charges
By Roger Sollenberger
In addition to the assault and weapons counts, Boebert was also charged with harassment (“strikes shoves, kicks”), disorderly conduct, and trespassing, jail records show.
Calm Down, Trump’s Georgia Prosecution Isn’t at Risk
By Shan Wu
At most, the unproven claims against the Fulton County DA amount to an HR personnel issue, not prosecutorial misconduct.
DHS Chief Alejandro Mayorkas’ Failures Are Not Impeachable
He’s bad at his job and is enforcing wrongheaded Biden administration border policies, but there is no current evidence he is corrupt or committed an impeachable offense.
Stefanik Breaks Donations Record After Antisemitism Hearing
She hailed the gifts as helping in her work to “save America.”
James Comer’s ‘Legitimate’ Shell Company Was Shut Down—Twice
Oversight Chairman James Comer has attacked Hunter Biden’s business dealings for their opacity. But Comer’s own shell company is far from transparent.
1. Georgia DA Subpoenaed to Testify in Colleague’s Divorce: WSJ
SERVED
It comes after the pair were accused of having an “improper” relationship.
2. Trump Lawyer on Odd Immunity Defense: ‘Didn’t Kill Anyone’
KILLER DEFENSE
Trump’s legal team argued this week that the ex-president could only face a criminal prosecution for killing a rival after he was impeached and convicted.
3. Trump to Personally Give Fraud Trial Closing Arguments: ABC
BRING IT HOME, BIG GUY
The New York attorney general is seeking more than $370 million from the former president and his co-defendants in the civil case.
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