Remember how we were talking yesterday about how, thanks in large part to Republican Senator Jeff “I Think I May Have Located My Vestigial Backbone” Flake, there was going to be an FBI investigation into the charges of sexual abuse against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh? Well, the more time that passes, the more it […]
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The White House ties the hands of the FBI, severely limiting the scope of the Kavanaugh investigation
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged Adam Schiff, binge drinking, Brett Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford, confirmation hearings, Deborah Ramirez, Don McGahn, Donald Trump, FBI, Jeff Flake, Kamala Harris, Leland Keyser, Maine, Mark Judge, Mazie Hirono, obstruction of justice, PJ Smyth, sexual assault, Supreme Court, Susan Collins, whitewashing, Yale 32 Comments
Five things you can do now that the Nunes memo has dropped
Well, it looks like we were right. The so-called “Nunes nemo” turned out to be faker than a Trump Tower orgasm. For all the buildup, it didn’t, as Republican Congressman Steve King promised, bring to light a conspiracy “worse than Watergate.” It didn’t, as wed been led to believe by Sean Hannity and others, prove […]
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged Andrew Janz, Carter Page, Christopher Steele, conspiracy theories, deep state, Department of Justice, Devin Nunes, Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr., dossier, FBI, FISA, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, George Papadopoulos, House Intelligence Committee, James Comey, John Dingell, lackluster orgasms, McCarthyism, obstruction of justice, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, secret societies, surveillance, Trey Gowdy, Watergate 200 Comments
Everything you need to know about tomorrow’s “March for Love, Resilience, and Action” in Ypsilanti
A year ago this weekend, as several hundred thousand women marched on our nation’s capitol, well over 1,000 people took to the streets of Ypsilanti in solidarity. And, tomorrow, many of us will be returning to those same streets, not only to march again, but to discuss how we might better work together to address […]
Posted in Uncategorized, Ypsilanti Also tagged Amy Shrodes, Bryan Foley, Community Benefits Ordinance, community organizing, Defend Affordable Ypsi, Desirae Simmons, dialogue, Donald Harrison, feminist spaces, gentrification, International Village, Karlie Ebersole, march for love resilience and action, marches, Mary Larkin, Matt Siegfried, motherhood, Perspectives on International Village, REDY, Rising for Economic Democracy in Ypsi, voter mobilization, voter registration, voting, We Love Ypsi Schools, WEOC, WIMA, YCS, Yodit Mesfin Johnson, Ypsilanti Gathering Space, zines 8 Comments