Tuesday [16 till close of play]

(1530)

23.  A serious newsletter from the Babylon Bee

True evil at work.

22.  Tell me how long it took you to see "it"

21.  Click pic

20.  A bit more

19.  When the nesting instinct kicks in

18.  Steve

War Room snippets...

a.  “This Movement Is Moving Beyond Borders”: Jack Posobiec On The Global Nationalist Movement | https://rumble.com/v4sa7ck-this-movement-is-moving-beyond-borders-jack-posobiec-on-the-global-national.html

b.  Christina Bobb (USMC Major - JAG) On The Federal Harassment Of Her For Safeguarding Our Elections | https://rumble.com/v4sabq8-christina-bobb-on-the-federal-harassment-of-her-for-safeguarding-our-electi.html

c.  Julie Kelly Discusses What Is Happening With The Classified Documents Case | https://rumble.com/v4sby05-julie-kelly-discusses-what-is-happening-with-the-classified-documents-case.html

d.  Wendi Strauch Mahoney Discusses The Biden Admins Efforts To Let Muslim Refugees Into The US | https://rumble.com/v4sb286-wendi-strauch-mahoney-discusses-the-biden-admins-efforts-to-let-muslim-refu.html

17.  Late afternoon

16.  Presidential immunity

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/justice-kavanaugh-warns-vicious-cycle-malicious-prosecutions-could-end-presidency

Justice Kavanaugh argued that the Reagan, Bush, and Clinton presidencies were all “hampered” by investigations, while suggesting that holding a president accountable is less important than protecting the functioning of the presidency.

He raised the question of the “risk” of a “creative prosecutor” using “vague” statutes against a commander-in-chief, telling Mr. Dreeben that this case has “huge implications” for the presidency, and that he was “very concerned about the future.”

Justice Kavanaugh cited the Supreme Court’s 1988 decision in Morrison v. Olson, which upheld the constitutionality of the independent counsel statute, as “one of the Court’s biggest mistakes” because it “hampered” presidential administrations. He argued that when former presidents are subjected to prosecution, this risks triggering a vicious cycle of vindictive prosecutions.

“What would the reaction be if, in an area not covered by this statute, the Justice Department posted a public notice inviting applicants to assist in an investigation and possible prosecution of a certain prominent person?” he asked.

“Does this not invite what Justice Jackson described as picking the man and then searching the law books or putting investigators to work to pin some offense on him?”