Tag Archives: Jerrold Nadler

Barr, having perjured himself before Congress in order to help cover up the findings of the Mueller report, must be impeached

By Mark | April 30, 2019

On April 10, over a week before the Mueller report was finally made public, Attorney General William Barr testified under oath before the Senate Appropriations subcommittee. During his testimony, Barr was asked whether or not Special Counsel Robert Mueller supported his conclusion, as articulated in the Attorney General’s now infamous 4-page memo, that Donald Trump […]

Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged Department of Justice, Donald Trump, impeachment, obstruction of justice, perjury, Russia, Russiagate, special counsel, William Barr | 21 Comments

Trump’s 2016 campaign chairman Paul Manafort receives 7.5 years in prison, and faces additional time in New York, which would not be subject to pardon

By Mark | March 13, 2019

Like a lot of folks, I was kind of pissed off last Thursday, when U.S. District Court Judge T.S. Ellis III, of the Eastern District of Virginia, chose to disregard sentencing guidelines that would have put Donald Trump’s incredibly corrupt former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, behind bars for 19.5 to 24 years, and instead just […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Amy Berman Jackson, collusion, conspiracy, conspiracy against the United States, Cy Vance, Donald Trump, House Judiciary Committee, indictments, Kevin Downing, lobbying, Matthew Whitaker, Michael Cohen, money laundering, New York, obstruction of justice, pardons, Paul Manafort, perjury, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, sentencing, sentencing disparities, T.S. Ellis, Trump Tower, Ukraine, unregistered foreign agent, Viktor Yanukovych, witness tampering | 93 Comments

Textbook witness intimidation

By Mark | January 23, 2019

Hearing that Michael Cohen had given word today that he would not be testifying before Congress on February 7 as promised, citing threats made against members of his family by Donald Trump, I decided to pull together a little “witness intimidation” timeline for us to go over as a group. I hope you find the […]

Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged 2016, Adam Schiff, campaign finance, Donald Trump, election interference, Elijah Cummings, grave threats, House Committee on Oversight and Reform, Jeanine Pirro, Karen McDougal, Lanny Davis, Michael Cohen, organized crime, pay-offs, perjury, plea deals, rats, Rudy Giuliani, Russia, Russiagate, Stormy Daniels, Ted Lieu, Trump Tower Moscow, witness intimidation | 162 Comments

SOMETHING WE CAN DO TODAY: Demand that our representatives come out in favor of the “Special Counsel Independence and Integrity Act” to protect the Mueller investigation

By Mark | July 22, 2018

Donald Trump just reversed himself yet once again on the subject of Russian election interference. After reluctantly agreeing with U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia had, in fact, sought to influence the outcome of the 2016 election, Donald Trump changed course again this evening, calling the whole thing “a big hoax” perpetrated by President Obama. While […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Brett Kavanaugh, call to action, Chuck Grassley, Donald Trump, election hacking, H.R. 5476, Jeff Flake, Lindsey Graham, Maria Butina, Mitch McConnell, NRA, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, S.2644, Senate Judiciary Committee, special counsel, Special Counsel Independence and Integrity Act, spying, Supreme Court, Thom Tillis | 30 Comments

The “unlawful” bombing of Syria, the curious pardoning of Scooter Libby, and the expanding criminal case against Michael Cohen

By Mark | April 15, 2018

Quite a bit has happened over this past week. For the purposes of this post, I’d like to focus on just three of the many story lines that I’ve been following; our bombing of Syria, the Scooter Libby pardon, and the criminal case against Donald Trump’s “fixer,” Michael Cohen. Let’s start by talking about Michael […]