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The last punch in the Republican Party's attempt to stop Trump.
- The long-awaited Tanner Horner capital murder case will start today, and it is being live-streamed by CourtTV on YouTube here. It will also be shown on the WFAA+ app, and it should be on the Fox Local app as well. Edit: In a shocking move, Horner pled guilty moments ago. The trial will now proceed on the death penalty issue.
- And its getting media coverage the likes of which I haven't seen in a long tine. All these stories/posts have occurred within the last 24 hours:
- Messenger story from yesterday evening.
- Gift link to a very long story. (And it includes a video link on Twitter of a new angle -- at least to me -- of her incredible inbounds pass to win the state championship.)
- The Texas congressman was hitting on another staff member before his affair with the most recent one which led to her setting herself on fire.
- "The woman's husband told police that she had vessel’s keys with her when she fell into the water, causing its engine to shut off. He had to paddle the 8-foot, hard-bottom boat for hours before he reached shore early Sunday, he said." Story.
- New craziness this morning: "A whole civilization will die tonight . . . ." Everyone just ignores his crazy threats of genocide as the rantings of a madman, until they are not. I doubt anything will happen today, but there's no one left in government who will stop him once he goes over the cliff.
- Lets just' pull that back a little bit.
- J.D. Vance is using your taxpayer money this morning to campaign for wanna-be dictator Victor Orban in Hungary. Incredible.
- Rantings of Trump yesterday:
- Let's jail a journalist for not giving up a source. Hello fascism. Video.
- That's what Hitler said about the Jews, rights? Video.
- Those poor kids have to be so confused. Video.
- The embarrassment never ends. Video.
- The Real Estate Second™.
- Final Liberally Lean standings:
- Weird law enforcement fact: The city of Aledo didn't get its own police department until two months ago. Before then, they just contracted with the Parker County Sheriff's office.
