7 hours ago
I'll give you three guesses about what the DOJ says and does when its litigation opponent (1) blows past mandatory and clear deadlines, and/or (2) later "discovers" a million documents that "potentially" should have been produced by the blown deadline, and/or (3) overly redacts the documents produced.
DOJ is a husk of its former self.
9 hours ago
The wild part to me is they aren't starting with the financials
Follow the money, where did it all come from and where did it all go
1200+ survivors means it was a full blown enterprise, they were using modeling agencies to traffick girls
And when someone says they had never ever been on his plane and then it turns out there are a dozen documented cases, find out why they are lying because it's probably very significant
And why haven't they subpoenaed the cellphone tracking to the island like Wired bought?
8 hours ago
It’s because they are dragging it out and flooding the zone to avoid incriminating Trump. By spending time on long campaigns of documents and redaction, denials, and leaking some things like pictures of Bill Clinton or Bill Gates, they just don’t get to the part where they identify powerful friends of the administration who are participating in these crimes. And once the truth comes out, since so much will be framed as not showing anything significant, it’ll just be ignored or the public will be numb to it.