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Unless a story has been corroborated by Reporting San Diego I take it with a grain of salt.
And only if the "good rig" was used.Shooting some more fish in a 5-gallon bucket ...
1. OMG! MesS NOW did not lie about something Trump said? Is that allowed? With allowance for hyperbole, what Trump said is true.
2. Those "34 felonies" were based on a single action by Trump's lawyer, used Federal laws to evade the statute of limitations expiration of a State of New York law, overseen by a judge who had violated NY judicial ethics by donating (a nominal amount) to a political group, an anti-Trump political group, who made prejudicial rulings. Trump's trumped up conviction was appealed, and the State of New York appeals court has SAT on the appeal (probably won't act on it until February 2029 at the earliest).
3. In the real world, Trump was not tried criminally for sexual assault. So the word "convicted" is stupidly false. What did happen is the female sued in civil court, where the burden of proof is 50% + .0000001% (minor hyperbole) more likely than not. Further, the judge, who had wrongly excluded evidence that the accuser had committed perjury, expressed his personal opinion, not part of the judgment, that despite the female not even "remembering" the year (precluding a "I was not in NYC" defense by Trump), Trump had sexually assaulted her.
4. Tens of thousands of people are named in the "Epstein Files". Some for direct business purposes, some for maintenance at his homes, some regarding social events, some expressing opinions of individuals to third parties ... . So of the claimed # thousand "mentions, how many were:
* Solicitations for Trump to participate in some financial transaction or investment;
* Schmoozing Trump for financial advice on some financial action;
* Invitations to public charity or social events;
* Pictures of/with Trump at some public charity or social event;
* Notes or emails to Trump, "Good to see you at ______'s party;"
* Notes or emails to business or social prospects name-dropping Trump, "I spoke to Donald, and Trump said ...;"
* Notes or emails to various people expressing his opinion of Trump or, after being kicked out of MaL in 2004 and his criminal conviction (2010?), how much he HATED Trump?
As Congress moron-Critter Ro Khanna accidentally and very unintentionally proved, many persons who barely knew - or didn't at all - Epstein and did not partake of Epstein's perversions are mentioned in the "Epstein Files". Tjat Trump was mentioned very often just means Epstein schmoozed Trump in business and socially, and when cut off was vociferous in his Trump-Hatred.
Some of us can't believe what comes out of MS Now either.
Meet Daniel Moraff. The weirdo Commie with the beyond annoying Valley Girl Vocal Fry who has been choosing the Democrat candidates including the really, really ANGRY Graham Platner who has a "dark history" that has encompassed his entire life. As for the infamous tattoo, Moraff's blatantly GUILTY look on his face reveals that he knows he will be facing a massive lawsuit by the donors for not revealing that information when he knew it.
Some of us can't believe what comes out of MS Now either.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced that more than 100 million barrels of oil had made their way through the Strait of Hormuz as part of a "secret mission" he gave the U.S. military to support oil tankers moving through the waterway.
"Last month, I directed our Great U.S. Military to execute a secret mission to support Oil Tankers and other Commercial Ships through the Strait of Hormuz," he posted on Truth Social. "Today, I am pleased to announce that this effort has resulted in more than 100 MILLION Barrels of Oil making its way through the Strait, and into the Open Market. More than 200 Commercial Ships have safely traveled through the Strait."
"This wildly successful effort is because the UNITED STATES of AMERICA CONTROLS the Strait of Hormuz — NOT Iran. Their military is defeated, and their economy is lost. It’s over for Iran! Thank you for your attention to this matter," he added.
A Somali World Cup referee, who was denied entry into the U.S. days before the tournament kicked off in North America by Customs and Border Protection (CBP), was flagged for "derogatory" information, including "association with suspected members of terror organizations," a Trump administration official told Fox News.
The flag made Omar Artan inadmissible for entry into the U.S.
"This individual was seeking admission to the United States," a Trump administration official said in a statement. "Upon further inspection by CBP, derogatory information, including association with suspected members of terror organizations, was discovered making the traveler ineligible for admission to the United States under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).
"The traveler was refused admission and given immigration forms that provide the section of law used to complete an expedited removal under 8235 of the INA. President Trump's administration will not allow any security threat to enter our country - full stop."
Judge Ross Should Have Been Punished For Abdicating Her Judicial Power To Her Law Clerks
https://reason.com/volokh/2026/06/01/judge-ross-should-have-been-punished-for-abdicating-her-judicial-power-to-her-law-clerks/
Boinking in-chambers ... undisclosed, with a police officer ... not doing work on civil cases ... . Her liaisons with the police officer alone should disqualify her from all Atlanta criminal cases!
For several weeks now, I have been surprised that the major newspapers have not covered the Judge Ross scandal. In particular, I was shocked to see nothing from the New York Times and the Washington Post. I even noted how Bloomberg Law was winning the coverage.
Well, it seems the Times was working on something big. Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs and Mattathias Schwartz published a story this morning about Judge Ross. And we learn a lot. They got three law clerks to speak, plus they got a copy of the "apology" letter.QuoteThe New York Times confirmed it was Judge Ross through interviews with three of her former clerks and two people familiar with the matter, and obtained a signed apology letter that she wrote as part of a judicial reprimand.
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For years, Judge Eleanor Ross's secret was passed down from law clerk to law clerk.
They whispered about the sultry jazz music that emanated from her chambers when a uniformed police commander, a man they called her "visitor," disappeared into her private office. The clerks could sometimes hear the unmistakable sounds of sex from behind the door.
They chalked it up as one of the burdens of working for Judge Ross, who routinely rubber stamped their draft orders and added little else before issuing them as rulings. But the clerks in the Atlanta courthouse felt helpless: Do you report your married boss, a federal judge no less, for having a clandestine in-office affair with a law enforcement officer?
One day last year, a clerk did exactly that.
Second, Judge Fogel—unlike Judge Wood—stated the obvious. The punishment handed down was woefully inadequate.
