That's an image of General Washington crossing the Delaware to fight the Battle of Trenton, whose chief strategic purpose was to impress the King of France and win the foreign aid that enabled American victory. Why can't we have more historically literate Nazis in this country? https://t.co/SL9KC08Gyl
— David Frum (@davidfrum) January 1, 2026
Border Patrol Bozo out here admitting on tv that the Trump Admin has in fact arrested innocent American citizens — something they’ve long denied doing. https://t.co/liAScyB3Ky
— Governor Newsom Press Office (@GovPressOffice) December 31, 2025
Cross: And I just find it laughable that the party of the self-proclaimed pro-life people are celebrating cutting off funding to children, the white evangelical crowd who purports to uphold these Christian values are celebrating targeting communities because of their ethnicity… pic.twitter.com/0j0mXdNaLf
— Acyn (@Acyn) December 31, 2025
For decades, federal judges treated the U.S. government like a special kind of litigant. Not because judges are naïve, but because the Justice Department was supposed to have one non-negotiable currency: credibility.
— Brian Allen (@allenanalysis) January 1, 2026
That currency is getting torched in real time.
A 60 Minutes…
For decades, federal judges treated the U.S. government like a special kind of litigant. Not because judges are naïve, but because the Justice Department was supposed to have one non-negotiable currency: credibility.Yes, I’m repeating myself; but it fits here, too.
That currency is getting torched in real time.
A 60 Minutes investigation highlighted more than 35 cases in which federal judges said the government provided false information, including false sworn declarations “time and again,” according to NYU law professor Ryan Goodman.
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