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What was right is now left, or something

2025-09-29 20:43:02.732202+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Lizard ‪@lizardky.bsky.social‬

Man, first the pinkos at Cato produce a chart showing right-wing violence is much more prevalent than left-wing, and now the woke antifa National Review is claiming the Comey Indictment is invalid!

National Review — Was Lindsey Halligan Validly Appointed as United States Attorney?

That doesn’t mean that the president can’t temporarily fill the office with a pick of his own. As a 2003 OLC opinion by yours truly explains, the Vacancies Reform Act is a separate source of authority. But while there are many individuals whom Trump could have appointed as “acting” United States Attorney pursuant to the Vacancies Reform Act, Halligan doesn’t qualify: She isn’t serving as a Senate-confirmed officer in another position, and she hadn’t been in the Department of Justice at all, much less for the 90 days required.

(This article also references Mational Review — The Indictment Against Comey Should Be Dismissed, on the substance of the indictment.)

Cato, September 11, 2025 — Politically Motivated Violence Is Rare in the United States

Left-wing terrorists murdered 65 people, or about 2 percent of the total.

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