In Individual One’s America, Tyrants are Catered to and Good Samaritans are Prosecuted Twice.

Two other events, in addition to the reality versus alternate reality impeachment inquiry hearings, have occurred this week which illustrate the upside-down trajectory the 2016 Popular Vote Loser has put this country on. First, a person accused of harboring illegal aliens in Arizona is facing a second trial prosecuted by federal authorities. The accused, Scott … Read more

“Apples in Winter” play about death penalty in November and December

Tucson Labyrinth Project in collaboration with Something Something Theatre Company Presents Apples In Winter Contact: Joan O’Dwyer, info@somethingsomethingtheatre.com, 520-468-6111. For Tickets: https://www.somethingsomethingtheatre.com/store/p30/apples-tickets.html More information: https://sites.google.com/site/tucsonlabyrinthprojectapples/ “Tucson Labyrinth Project, in collaboration with Something Something Theatre Company, presents Apples in Winter by Jennifer Fawcett. November 27 -30 and December 1-15 at 7:30 p.m.; (Sundays at 2:00 p.m.) … Read more

A viewer’s guide to the impeachment hearings (Updated)

Axios provides a viewer’s guide to witnesses appearing in the impeachment hearings beginning today. I am making modifications and adding links to their prior deposition testimony. A viewer’s guide to the impeachment hearings: Testifying Wednesday, November 13: Ambassador Bill Taylor: The top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine. He says it was his “clear understanding” that Trump would not release … Read more

The GOP plot to disrupt the impeachment hearings with Russian ‘dezinformatsiya’

Axios claims a Scoop: GOP outlines theory of impeachment defense in memo to members: Republicans on the three House committees conducting the Trump-Ukraine investigation have settled on “four key pieces of evidence” that they claim will undermine Democrats’ arguments for why the president should be impeached, according to a staff memo circulated to committee members … Read more