Outside the Beltway

Spoiler: the problem isn’t the vote-counting.

The ongoing attempt to venerate the J6 insurrectionists.

An oft-misunderstood legal principle.

“When the president does it, that means that it is not illegal.”

The administration continues to show its ideological stripes.

Data? How quaint.

What was “extreme” a decade ago is now policy.

Trump’s personal lawyer, and man accused of telling DOJ lawyers to ignore court orders is now a federal judge.

Montgomery, AL.

Trump’s speech at Fort Bragg.

Spoiler: it is about the abuse of presidential power.

The Asia pivot is happening very slowly.

Public misconceptions about federal waste invite tolerance for questionable workarounds to the constitutionally prescribed manner of determining appropriations.

The 88-year-old Bishop of Rome has died.

First thing we do, let’s intimidate all the lawyers.

The administration is compiling a list of every single agent who participated in the January 6 investigations.

Only a handful of Republican Senators have objected. Mildly.

Proud Boys and Oath Keepers insurrectionists are now free.

It is not ratified.

The man tabbed to lead the Defense Department was deemed an “insider threat.”

Another tidbit from Woodward’s new book.

Was Marbury v. Madison a mistake?

Confirming who he always has been.

Should military officers substitute their judgment for the Commander-in-Chief’s?