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Glenna Cook McKitterick's avatar

Keep going. I’m only a small new paid subscriber, but your articles are extremely powerful (I’m passing them on to friends).Your clear, straight talk analysis, and your ability to paint the picture by pointing out and ordering important details - all have recently made you a must-read for me. Please stay positive and keep going. Your unique journalism and voice are needed now more than ever.

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Jay Kuo's avatar

Thank you

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Lance Khrome's avatar

Fortunate that Musk just didn't dump all of tRump's Twitter data before the courts ordered their surrender, and claimed "server error-inadvertent deletions", or whatever. I'm sure there was covert contact between the two, but doubt if Musk wanted to go the "co-conspirator" route for obstruction of justice, and join His Orange on the docket.

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Sharon Buchbinder, PhD's avatar

There's still time for EM to join the Orange Man...lots of room in the courts....

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Lance Khrome's avatar

Musk has come late to the realization that..."Everything tRump touches, dies", and is shying away from the Orange Cancer.

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Gail Gillispie's avatar

Especially if he's pulling these kinds of shenanigans.

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Huigi's avatar

Typos and grammatical errors: tRump wrote it

Perfect English: It was someone else

Easy

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Jay Kuo's avatar

Funny, but not sufficient for court!

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Stephanie Ferguson's avatar

It will make a fantastic game, though, when all that data becomes public: Guess which tweets Trump wrote!

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Kimberlee Avery Wilkins's avatar

Make a drinking game with it ; if the tweet was written by dumpster you take a drink , if not , take another drink ! At least you will drown out his voice !!😅🤣😂

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Sara Toye's avatar

Huigi, if there are either. “ALLCAPS” or initial Caps on Selected Words, Trump wrote it.

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Mia Marietta's avatar

Elon is nearly as despicable as Trump; they are both buzzards of a feather, lead by arrogance, entitlement and undeserved bravado.

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Linda Bowen's avatar

I'm just waiting for him to miss his first interest payment so the banks can call in his loans for default. The bank will get their money first and then the bank can sell it to someone with a brain. Then it can be restored and not be a home for the racists and bigots.

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Linda Lee's avatar

Lordy, there are DMs, and videos, and recorded phone calls.....😆

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Sky 777's avatar

Lordy, there are DMs, and videos, and recorded phone calls

Oh My!

We aren’t in Kansas any more Dorothy!

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Lance Khrome's avatar

OT: Mark Meadows has already filed suit for "removal" of his GA indictment charges to a federal jurisdiction under the "acting as a US officer" claim...expect tRump and several of the other indictees to follow suit.

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David Browne's avatar

This is largely a time wasting maneuver, and yes, I expect many others will pursue this action. However, the courts have fairly consistently held that political actions in pursuit of illegal objectives don’t fall within the definition of official duties.

I suspect Meadows will be slapped down. The biggest problem that I see with his being indicted in the Georgia case, is that it might limit his usefulness as a witness in the DC federal case if Jack Smith is counting on him having flipped and being willing to spill some beans. If what he says in a DC court, assuming the trial of that case precedes the one in Georgia, can be used against him in the Georgia case, then we can expect a lot of “taking the Fifth.”

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Lance Khrome's avatar

Absolutely, it's a predictable time-waster that was already shot down for tRump in the "hush money" NY indictment, but anything to delay the inevitable. BTW, the federal judge hearing these suits is Steve Jones, an Obama appointee, FWIW.

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Sara Toye's avatar

It is increasingly clear there are other U.S. living quarters more suitable for 45 than the White House.

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Ian Mark Sirota's avatar

Now a paid subscriber!

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Jane Wilson's avatar

I’ve been a paid subscriber for a while, but if there are ways to up the amount (I think there are), please advise. I know it’s not going to make a big difference but I hope it helps! You are my TOP favorite analyst!

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Jay Kuo's avatar

The best way to support me is to support my team at The Big Picture!

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David Sea's avatar

My "side-by-side" photo mashup would show heavily armed men in camo next to that comical man-baby parade float meme of Trump with the caption, "These men are on the same team."

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Teresa Moore's avatar

Great news. Love how the court handled twit. 😁👍

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Mary Seabloom's avatar

Words cannot (and should not...) express my opinion of EM & my sadness at the layoffs.

I noticed another commenter asked about the possibility of increasing one's subscription. I'm interested in that also. (Would only be a smidge, but every smidge helps.)

I'll also be checking out Think Big Picture.

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Jay Kuo's avatar

The best way to increase your support is to give a gift subscription to a friend!

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Barbara Woodward's avatar

I just became a paid subscriber. It isn’t much, a small token. You keep me informed during the week and hysterical on Saturdays! Thanks for your service.

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Johan Grillo's avatar

Dan Scavino is soooooo screwed.

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Susan Linehan's avatar

somehow I've missed what Twitter did to The Social Edge. Can you explain a bit further?

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Sky 777's avatar

Yea please. It was news to me as well.

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