https://thehill.com/homenews/media/3982030-trump-to-sit-for-cnn-town-hall/

They're also adding more Trump surrogates to their network. They're doing the exact same thing they did in 2016 to get Trump elected.

And we had people on this forum claim CNN isn't going right wing. They already are right wing.

An extremely partisan Supreme Court in NC just guaranteed Republican control of the state indefinitely. The rulings by the judges were garbage and not based on law. It was 100% to give them absolute power.

Democrats in North Carolina now have no power to elect the people they want.

For all the whining we hear about the 2nd Amendment existing to stop tyranny, it's ironic how they let tyranny flourish without a peep.

Pretty much proves the 2nd Amendment serves no legitimate purpose.

Due to Feinstein's absence, Manchin is the swing vote and he just passed this bill with Republicans.

https://twitter.com/sahilkapur/status/1651341702114816003?t=XxVfiIjnHGMiam6-F3LOHQ&s=19


That's insane to me. What good is controlling the Senate when Republicans still get to pass what they want and block our nominations?

As you may have heard, Justice Roberts is refusing to come to Congress to address the ethics/legal scandals around his court.

And his letter basically said they're not beholden to ethics or laws, nor is it appropriate for the Supreme Court to answer to Congress because of separation of powers.

So effectively the Chief Justice has declared the Court above the law.

We'll never have enough votes to impeach and remove, and I don't see the DoJ doing anything about it.

It feels pretty hopeless to hold the Court accountable short of states just refusing to recognize their authority. That would be a Constitutional crisis though.

There are currently 25 judicial nominations waiting for full Senate approval (they were already moved out of committee).

There are 8 others waiting for committee discharge (unlikely to happen without Feinstein).

There are currently 102 Federal vacancies.

Is Schumer just not holding votes?

Fani Willis apparently told law enforcement to prep for an indictment this summer.

Claire McCaskill is making a good point though. Why announce this now? Why wait 2 months to indict?

This video is supposedly one of the reasons he got fired. Chris Licht doesn't like when CNN anchors push back against Republican trash.

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1650563196795641871?s=46&t=h4CY3pnsEtPARyHM8o6gnw

I see nothing wrong with that interview, but I'm positive Chris Licht didn't like it.

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/04/24/tucker-carlson-leaves-fox-news-in-wake-of-dominion-defamation-settlement.html

As many of you may have heard, the guy who shot Breonna Taylor and was fired, was just hired at the Sherriff's office in another county in Kentucky.

This happens constantly - some cop kills someone with no justification, maybe gets fired, and then gets rehired at another precinct where they can kill people again.

I just don't know how we even tackle this issue. I think cops should be required to have liability insurance, but I don't see that passing.

https://apnews.com/article/fox-dominion-lawsuit-settlement-election-6a729ece4b4f351a6334be13b49d4869

Apparently this is normal, I'm just rather surprised you can deduct a defamation settlement from your taxes...