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Secret Service's Effort To Ban Speech 86-ed In Comey Preview
Try that in a real court.
The James Comey seashells case is probably on ice for much of the summer. But we got a sneak preview this week when a federal judge in DC confronted another “8647” case which the government wants to treat like an...
Ep 233 — Slush Fund Melts
DOJ has lost thousands of lawyers; slush fund is dead, kinda?; Minnesota bans prediction markets; Kennedy Center removes name of hostile invader
Booted From Kennedy Center, Trump Stomps Off In A Rage
Photo Credit: Lost in the Midwest/Shutterstock
On Friday, a federal judge in DC ordered Donald Trump to take John F. Kennedy’s name out of his filthy mouth. More or less.
In a meticulous, 94-page order, Judge Christopher Cooper found tha...
Ep Subscriber Bonus — From Periclean Athens To Neil Gorsuch’s Book Tour: We Are Not A Christian Nation!
Bonus episode for subscribers all about religion and politics; the history of the wall of separation
A common claim making the rounds is that the founders cited the Bible more than any other document when writing the Constitution. That’s n...
How Democrats can Take Back the Redistricting War Part 2
This is a cross post from our election guru Joe Dye. It’s the second installment in a four-part series. You can read Part 1 here.
Minnesota: One might figure Minnesota would have a Democratic gerrymander. The state has voted for Dem...
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Liz Dye is a columnist at Above the Law, contributor at Wonkette and Public Notice, presenter at Legal Eagle, and co-host of the Law and Chaos podcast.
Lawyer and podcaster. Co-host of the Law & Chaos podcast with Liz Dye.
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