6318

Jesus Christ.
John Lewis is actually in a bunch of images hung in the museum.

6319

I realize Huckabee was trying to be funny. But I’m trying to figure out is Janice Rhee actually part of Mueller’s task force? The right wing media seems to say she is.

6320

An August 8 WaPo article lists Jeannie (not Janice) Rhee as a member.

The documents show that several lawyers on the team, particularly those who came from the private sector, left behind substantial salaries to work on the Russia case. James L. Quarles III, who left WilmerHale with Mueller, drew more than $5.8 million from his partnership there. Jeannie Rhee, another partner, drew more than $2 million, and Aaron Zebley, who was Mueller’s chief of staff at the FBI and also worked with him at WilmerHale, drew more than $1.4 million. Those and Mueller’s $3.4 million were listed as income from 2016 and 2017.

6321

If you google Jeannie Rhee, the top hits are all Fox, Breitbart, etc stories. Presumably about how she is part of the Deep State.

6322

Worse, she’s apparently got two X chromosomes.

6323

Aaah! A mutant!

6324

I wonder what happened to these folks to make them like this? To make them so proud of this.

6325

She sure is keeping her eyes on his hands tho

6326

Someone took their jerbs?

6327

In response to a court order issued during the first hearing in the case on November 30, the government informed the court that the FBI agents questioning the American “for law enforcement purposes” advised him of his Miranda rights and that he has asked for a lawyer.

The government still has not identified the citizen, who is being held as an “enemy combatant” for allegedly fighting on behalf of ISIS in Syria. The ACLU filed a habeas corpus petition on the man’s behalf on October 5, demanding that the Trump administration justify its detention of the American without charges or access to a court, and the organization also asked to be put in secure contact with him to offer legal assistance.

“The government cannot evade judicial review of the detention of an American citizen,” said ACLU attorney Jonathan Hafetz, who will argue in court Monday. “The courts have an essential role to play to ensure that the Trump administration obeys the Constitution, especially in cases like this one where an American’s most fundamental rights are at stake.”

The government’s latest brief is here: https://www.aclu.org/legal-document/aclu-foundation-v-mattis-respondents-supplemental-brief

6328

Hmm, maybe Nike will sue them and find out.

6329
6330

“No public benefit” to the regulation. WTF.

6331

Not sure where to put this.

https://www.cjr.org/analysis/fake-news-media-election-trump.php

Even more striking, the various Clinton-related email scandals—her use of a private email server while secretary of state, as well as the DNC and John Podesta hacks—accounted for more sentences than all of Trump’s scandals combined (65,000 vs. 40,000) and more than twice as many as were devoted to all of her policy positions.

6332
6333

Wait, isn’t there usually a blonde woman in between the two white guys on most Fox shows? Was this a special civil rights edition?

6334

Not when it’s talk about black people day. ;-)

6335

Every time I see Clarke he reminds me of a much more dangerous version of Dave Chappelle’s black KKK character.

6336

It’s an accurate description of him.

6337

This isn’t Congress.