John Eastman and the Camp Runamuck team were devising a plan of action in print.
The January 6 Easter Egg Hunt in Congress has found another prize, this one hidden under the chifforobe in John Eastman's law office. Eastman—and therefore, the legal representatives of Camp Runamuck—fought like wolverines chewing off their own legs to keep email communications away from the special committee appointed to investigate the events of January 6. Judge Carter's ruling did not merely declare Congress to be the winner in that particular struggle, it upped the stakes for the side that won. Carter did more than just decide the issue of the emails. He also explained why he was doing so, and he did that by treating the material as a road map for Congress—and the Department of Justice—to follow. Mold-breaking musician and actor Anthony Ramos is making his move. But what moves you? And better yet: they're up to 30% off at Amazon right now. Take a hint, and finally take it home. The T-shirt's cool older cousin is here to stay. The actor will face the Academy Board of Governors on Friday following his slapping Chris Rock during the Oscars. His wife was just thirty-four. They had two little girls. The cancer was everywhere, and the parts of dying that nobody talks about were about to start. His best friend came to help out for a couple weeks. And he never left. |
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