What the hell happened in politics this week? Esquire's legendary blogger Charles P. Pierce has answers
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The president perceived an opportunity for another of his scarecrow lawsuits. Unfortunately, the BBC has lawyers too—and deep pockets. It is capable of defending itself by forcing the president out of his masturbatory power flex and into an actual legal proceeding.
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What tipped them off? The blatant subservience to Putin, or his pointless meddling in Israeli politics?
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The most fascinating story to appear anywhere this week is this incredible New York Times piece that, amazingly, added another layer to the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
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The gubernatorial candidate has associated himself with the vilest, most inhumane advertisement in the history of American politics.
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Kohen Wiley was one year old. He is not going to be two years old. A policeman in Senatobia, Mississippi, shot him to death back in June. The government of that benighted province says the policeman was right to do so.
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