The Imperial Presidency, Part 2

[robkelk]

I've commented before, I tend to notice when reality seems more fictional than reality.  I've written a big essay on the topic (KanriKyara writers: are we clear to move it out of draft into a public space?) ...

I was only waiting for you to say it was complete. Go for it.

This of course isn't the worst news of the day.  How about: DOJ Is Suing to Decertify Alaska’s Senate Results—But Only If Republicans Lose.  You see there's a guy named Daniel Sullivan running against the incumbent named Dan Sullivan, which means the election is unvalid if Dan loses.  (A local election saw a retiring county supervisor named Kathy Long replaced with Kelly Long, who shared neither party nor ethnicity with the former... but all we did about that was grumble and inform voters.)  Just to make clear there was no political interference at the DOJ, Trump made it clear that he ordered the lawsuit himself.

So we've gort the name-recognition campaign and the internal-to-DC meddling by a powerful person. Any chance we can get the rest of the movie? That one was from back when Eddie Murphy was at least watchable...

I know, I know, fiction has to make sense, so real life doesn't have to play out the same way. But a guy can hope, right?