What the hell happened in politics this week? Esquire's legendary blogger Charlie P. Pierce has answers |
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The other day, during one of his interminable voyages through the stalactite-thick canyons of what's left of his mind, the president paused for a moment to contemplate one of his latest obsessions—namely, that Barack Obama committed treason in investigating Russian ratfcking in the 2016 election. (No joke. I think he's actually going to try this one.) |
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Austin and Nashville are on Kevin Roberts's hit list, along with "hipster trust fund socialists" and "pantsuited girlboss advertising executives." Roberts, it should be noted, is not an expert at any of this. He's a political huckster, a professional frontman, and a well-enumerated one, trained up through the wing-nut welfare network with considerable work with conservative American Catholicism, which is certainly a collision of two of the worst possible universes. |
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You all will be shocked, I'm sure, to learn that the complaint the DOJ has filed against Judge Boasberg is laughably devoid of anything resembling a legitimate basis. But, as Vladeck points out, the filing itself is not the point. |
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Trump claims Beyoncé got paid $11 million for a post endorsing Kamala Harris. He'll say anything to distract us from the Epstein files. I don't know about you, but I'm still interested in the Epstein business. |
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The other day, European Commission president Ursula von der Layen sat down for a media availability with the only president we have and, within minutes, started looking desperately for a trapdoor, or for her security detail, whatever was closer. The president, it seemed, wanted to talk about windmills. And talk about them he did. |
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