A Conversation with Some Readers on Trump’s Eventual Imprisonment
Reader A: Unfortunately he will not be incarcerated.Reader B: We’ll see.
Me: We’ll see indeed. It remains mysterious in the extreme that he still resides in the United States, watching the criminal justice system tightening the noose around his neck.
His financial empire is being methodically picked apart by the courts that are finding him guilty of fraud.
Next come the criminal prosecutions that will, if he stays in the U.S., ensure that he’s sentenced to prison. Whether he winds up there or not is a different matter.
Yes, he has about a third of the popular vote, but that is far less than that required to regain the presidency and use that office once more to keep him a free man.
“Nothing in the world more dangerous than an idiot who thinks he’s genius?” Gimme a break.
It’s hard to believe that Eisenhower’s vision for the United States, as expressed here, ever existed, let alone that it was fairly recent–and came from a Republican.
This from senior legal analyst Andrew Weissmann.
What an extraordinary man was 
Any way you slice it, it’s been a terrible time for Republicans. That their leader has been found to be a fraud is just another page in a long, sad chapter of U.S. history, but it certainly will not be the last.
Here’s a cool statement that reminds us of what American leadership can be like.
Here’s yet another reminder of what could be called “the paradox of the American labor vote.”
“Stop Solar” writes: We’re fighting to protect rural America and the way of life we love.
Among the many reasons that American society is having trouble functioning right now is that many of its members don’t think very well.
