
DOJ's 'Trump Stole History!' Narrative Hits Judicial Wall
The DOJ’s attempt to paint Trump as a document thief hit a snag when a federal appeals court dared to ask inconvenient questions about their flimsy legal theories.


We examine the narrative. The truth is occasionally found among the remains.

The DOJ’s attempt to paint Trump as a document thief hit a snag when a federal appeals court dared to ask inconvenient questions about their flimsy legal theories.


Texas faces another manufactured crisis as a “glitch” in voter registrations sparks outrage, conveniently before early voting.

Apparently, the greatest threat to democracy isn't policy, but a press secretary's potentially misfiled paperwork, according to the 'paper of record'.

Apparently, worrying about a nuke frying the grid is only acceptable when it's not a Republican doing the worrying.

It appears Ken Paxton, like every other elected official in America, understands how the political money game works.

The New York Times has apparently unearthed a shocking scandal: a former Trump lawyer got married, and her husband has a job.

Apparently, addressing crippling energy costs by making a deal with Russia is now considered proof of devious geopolitical machinations, especially when Trump does it.

Apparently, constantly demonizing half the country makes some people a little cranky, and the political class is utterly baffled by this phenomenon.

Apparently, nothing terrifies the legacy media more than a man who actually scrutinized election results getting a chance to oversee them.

As Americans suffer under crippling inflation, the NYT offers its sagacious analysis: it's not current policies, but an unpopular former president causing the pain.

1Apparently, a woman can replace another woman in the Trump administration without the patriarchy imploding, much to the chagrin of the usual suspects.

As a Democrat attempts to breach a century-old Republican wall in Kansas, the mainstream media is already polishing its 'shocking upset' headline.

1Apparently, the concept of "one citizen, one vote" is now merely a suggestion in the hallowed halls of Washington, according to one D.C. judge.

President Trump spoke to Italian American groups, framing himself as the defender of Christopher Columbus against modern cultural critiques and 'cancel culture.'

1Witness the greatest spectacle in political theater since the last family Thanksgiving dinner.

As the U.S. population grows more diverse, Congress seems stuck in a monochrome time warp.

Apparently, Alaskans grew weary of a system designed to churn out candidates with all the conviction of a damp napkin.

In a battleground state, candidates proved once again that actual solutions are far less engaging than ideological posturing and rehearsed outrage.

President Trump dismisses bioweapon fears, while the global media frantically tries to conjure a new catastrophe.

1Apparently, even comfortable victories are now just a precursor to a full-blown political panic attack for the establishment GOP.

Turns out, the price of 'democracy' is perpetually rising, especially when it involves an all-you-can-eat buffet for political consultants and media grifters.

Apparently, avoiding yet another pointless global conflict is now considered a 'retreat' by the arbiters of acceptable foreign policy.

While politicians warn of structural collapse, the symphony plays on, proving some fears are more theatrical than real.

Apparently, scientific inquiry is only valid if it’s conducted by the right people, with the right pre-approved conclusions.

Twenty-three networks. One press release. Fourteen hours of unbroken talking about it.

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