This effort to paper over radicalism is neatly summed up in the “Woke 1 was craaazy” noise from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — a pretense of a pivot to the...
FLASHBACK: THE RAPE CASE THAT STARTED AT A RESISTANCE PARTY. The lawsuit accusing former President Donald Trump of rape, Carroll v. Trump, goes to the jury Tuesday. Maybe the decision will be quick, and maybe it won't. In any event, it is important to remember that the accuser, former Elle writer E. Jean Carroll, does not have to prove that anything happened about 27 years ago, when she said Trump attacked her in the dressing room of a tony New York department store. All Carroll has to do is convince the New York-area jury that the assault more likely than not happened. It's a far lower standard than a criminal charge of rape. And even that charge, in a lawsuit, could not have been brought without New York's one-time-only #MeToo law, allowing people who said they were victimized many years ago but never brought charges to take action against the person they say attacked them. If you haven't been following Carroll v. Trump, it is, given that it involves Trump, a highly politicized affair. Here, from last month, is the background of the case, including some things the judge in the trial made sure the jury was not told about.
Rockland County Executive Ed Day declared a State of Emergency to prevent the busing of hundreds of undocumented individuals to a hotel in Orangeburg,...
With another election cycle upcoming, you will no doubt hear Democrats and the media (but I repeat myself) prophesize about this finally being the year Texas turns blue. Even now, though, Texas voters are rebutting that narrative.
