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Brett Kavanaugh, amid serious new allegations of sexual assault, prepares to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee, face his first accuser

By Mark | September 26, 2018

Thursday morning, assuming things continue as planned, both Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh and Professor Christine Blasey Ford are supposed to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee, where they’ll be questioned about a sexual assault that’s alleged to have taken place in ’82, at a house party in the suburbs of Washington, DC. Blasey, […]

Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged 1982, Alexandra Lescaze, assault, attempted rape, Bart O'Kavanaugh, Beach Week, binge drinking, blackout drunk, Brett Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford, confirmation hearings, Deborah Ramirez, Ed Whelan, evil lookalikes, Federalist Society, gang rape, Georgetown Prep, innocence-proving calendars, Julie Swetnick, lying, Mark Judge, Maryland, me too, penises, perjury, privilege, rich kids, Senate Judiciary Committee, sexual abuse, Supreme Court, the penises of powerful men, white privilege, Yale | 56 Comments

A Kavanaugh classmate at Yale alleges that the Supreme Court nominee shoved his penis in her face at a party… and, believe it or not, that’s not even the worst story about the man to come out today

By Mark | September 23, 2018

Well, it looks as though there’s another allegation of sexual misconduct against Brett Kavanaugh. This one dates back to the Supreme Court nominee’s freshman year at Yale, when, according to a classmate by the name of Deborah Ramirez, he dropped his pants and thrust his penis into her face at a party without her consent. […]

Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged abortion, Brett Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford, confirmation hearings, Deborah Ramirez, Elizabeth Warren, FBI, gang rape, Jane Mayer, Jason Miller, Mark Judge, Mike Davis, penises, rape, Ronan Farrow, Senate Judiciary Committee, sexual misconduct, Supreme Court, Yale | 116 Comments

From Stormy Daniels to Ice Cube… the investigation in Trump administration corruption takes yet another surreal turn

By Mark | May 14, 2018

OK, I’m not quite sure I have a firm grasp on this, but here goes… It looks as though we’ve finally moved on from porn stars and playmates. The most recent chapter in the ever-unfolding Trump saga involves rapper turned family-friendly actor Ice Cube. Apparently, Ice Cube, whose real name is O’Shea Jackson, along with […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Ahmed Al-Rumaihi, basketball, bribes, corruption, Donald Trump, Ice Cube, Jeff Kwatinetz, Michael Cohen, Michale Flynn, money laundering, NWA, oil, O’Shea Jackson, Qatar, Qatar Investment Authority, Qatar Investments, Rosneft, Russia, Russiagate, sanctions, Sergey Gorkov, Seth Abramson, Sports Trinity, Steve Bannon, Stormy Daniels, Trump Tower, Vladimir Putin | 10 Comments

$4.4 million flowed through one of Michael Cohen’s shell companies after the election, as he solicited bribes from corporate America and collected payments from Russian oligarchs

By Mark | May 9, 2018

In yesterday’s post, toward the end, I mentioned the fact that evidence had surfaced of a $500,000 payment to Michael Cohen from Viktor Vekselberg, an oligarch in Putin’s inner circle, in the early months of the Trump presidency. My intention was to write more about this payment today, as well as the evidence of what […]

Posted in Corporate Crime, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged AT&T, bribes, bust out, collusion, Columbus Nova, Donald Trump, Elliott Broidy, Essential Consultants, follow the money, Korea Aerospace Industries, Michael Cohen, Novartis, oligarchs, pay to play, Republican National Committee, RNC, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, Sean Hannity, selling access, shell company, Stormy Daniels, Viktor Vekselberg, Vladimir Putin | 17 Comments

Who could have possibly predicted that Giuliani, instead of bringing an end to the Mueller investigation, would fuck things up even worse?

By Mark | May 2, 2018

Remember how, a few weeks ago, when it was announced that Rudy Giuliani had joined the Trump legal team, we were told that he’d been brought onboard to “negotiate an end” to the Mueller probe? Remember how Trump said in a statement that Giuliani would be working to get the whole matter “quickly resolved for […]