Lock Them All Up
Innocent people don’t usually destroy documents, fight subpoenas, or seek pardons — yet so many people involved in Donald Trump’s failed coup are doing all of these things (and more) to obstruct justice.
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Innocent people don’t usually destroy documents, fight subpoenas, or seek pardons — yet so many people involved in Donald Trump’s failed coup are doing all of these things (and more) to obstruct justice.
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Why did so many Republicans, who knew better, get caught up in the Trump vortex? What is the weakness in human behavior that explains this?
Virtually ignored by the media, Amazon is trying to reverse the election in which workers at one of its facilities voted to unionize.
Washington, DC, is a lot like a social club whose members look out for their own interests a lot more than what’s good for the country.