America has too many state secrets
The national security state has far more secrets than it can reasonably be expected to protect
Michael flynn
Monday
Tuesday
Who really deserves to have their honorary degree revoked?
Whom we honor and whom we cast out are decisions that may have little to do with who people really are
Wednesday
Trump’s unforgivable pardons
Some of the names smack of the Washington insider-trading that Trump has decried
Wednesday
Trump does the right thing by pardoning Gen. Flynn
Given world enough and time, I believe, Flynn would have been fully exonerated
Friday
J’Accuse Barack Obama!
Flynn is an officer. Obama is not a gentleman
Tuesday
How are the public meant to trust the rule of law?
A ‘single and proper standard of justice’ has not been scrupulously, or even half-heartedly, applied to the Trump-Russia story
Wednesday
Biden busted? Dems and the media circle the wagons over Flynn unmasking
New docs suggest Obama admin was keen to spy on Trump campaign officials
Thursday
Flynnocent: why the general has a long way to go before justice is served
It’s being blared about the internet that now, finally, at last, the 30-year military veteran has got justice. Not yet he hasn’t
Friday
The shameful smearing of Michael Flynn
Why, if the FBI had concluded that Flynn was not guilty of collusion with the Russian, were two agents sent to lure him into a perjury trap?
Tuesday
The Wolff is at the door
Michael Wolff, the author of Fire and Fury, has written a new tome
Wednesday
What was the real point of the Mueller investigation?
Since the beginning, it’s been an investigation in search of a crime rather than an investigation of a suspected crime
‘Not to sound naive or anything’, but it seems like Michael Flynn has ratted someone out to Mueller
Trump’s imagination is free to run riot as to who it might be