Ed’s Substack
Ed FolsomAt least a couple of posts a month, sometimes touching on law, always touching on the auto-totality and the political-cultural inversion.
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The first amendment gives no special privileges to anti-bad-stuff people.
(photo from Don Lemon podcast, mob scene at Cities Church, St. Paul, MN)
Maine homicide numbers might be bucking a national downward trend.
Earlier this month, the Maine Department of Public Safety released its annual Crime in Maine report for 2024. These reports run a year behind, so we won’t find out what happened in 2025 until about this time in 2027. The headline news on th...
Yes, Antifa is real, and violent.
The headline on Christopher Mathias’s January 12, 2026 article in The Nation blares: “Liberals Think Antifa Isn’t Real. But It Is—and It Knows How to Win.” Just less than three months ago, on October 16, 2025, the same outlet ran this headl...
Rule of law, or rule of, "What group do you belong to?"
Former federal prosecutor Willam Shipley, writing as Shipwrecked Crew, does a solid job demonstrating that the law supports ICE agent Jonathan Ross’s use of force against Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis last week. His detailed breakdown of...
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Retired criminal defense attorney. Anti-totalitarian.
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