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After the Record: What Jack Smith’s Testimony Reveals About Power, Accountability, and the End of Prosecution
Jack Smith’s closed-door testimony did not change the evidence. It marked a constitutional transition: from prosecution to oversight, from adjudication to record-keeping, and from verdicts to memory.
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Jack Smith’s testimony didn’t change the evidence. It changed the venue.
From prosecution to oversight. From adjudication to record-keeping.
What that shift means for accountability in a constitutional republic:
clubknowledge.com/after-the-re...
From prosecution to oversight. From adjudication to record-keeping.
What that shift means for accountability in a constitutional republic:
clubknowledge.com/after-the-re...
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Jack Smith’s testimony didn’t change the evidence. It changed the venue.
From prosecution to oversight. From adjudication to record-keeping.
What that shift means for accountability in a constitutional republic:
clubknowledge.com/after-the-re...
From prosecution to oversight. From adjudication to record-keeping.
What that shift means for accountability in a constitutional republic:
clubknowledge.com/after-the-re...
After the Record: What Jack Smith’s Testimony Reveals About Power, Accountability, and the End of Prosecution
Jack Smith’s closed-door testimony did not change the evidence. It marked a constitutional transition: from prosecution to oversight, from adjudication to record-keeping, and from verdicts to memory.
clubknowledge.com
December 18, 2025 at 3:10 AM
Jack Smith’s testimony didn’t change the evidence. It changed the venue.
From prosecution to oversight. From adjudication to record-keeping.
What that shift means for accountability in a constitutional republic:
clubknowledge.com/after-the-re...
From prosecution to oversight. From adjudication to record-keeping.
What that shift means for accountability in a constitutional republic:
clubknowledge.com/after-the-re...
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Why would anyone risk themselves to go on 60 Minutes after this? How can viewers ever trust CBS News to report fairly on topics this White House is sensitive about?
December 22, 2025 at 2:07 AM
Why would anyone risk themselves to go on 60 Minutes after this? How can viewers ever trust CBS News to report fairly on topics this White House is sensitive about?
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DOJ broke the law today by refusing to produce all the Epstein files. It also broke the law by redacting information other than to protect victims. Yet, the corporate media is acting that DOJ did us a huge favor.
Now, more than ever, help build independent, pro-democracy media. hubs.ly/Q03CbHTt0
Now, more than ever, help build independent, pro-democracy media. hubs.ly/Q03CbHTt0
December 20, 2025 at 1:00 AM
DOJ broke the law today by refusing to produce all the Epstein files. It also broke the law by redacting information other than to protect victims. Yet, the corporate media is acting that DOJ did us a huge favor.
Now, more than ever, help build independent, pro-democracy media. hubs.ly/Q03CbHTt0
Now, more than ever, help build independent, pro-democracy media. hubs.ly/Q03CbHTt0
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Conservative justices aren’t reversing course - but they are asking different questions. Recent remarks from Kavanaugh and Barrett point to concern about pace, scope, and legitimacy as the Court reshapes constitutional power.
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Inside the Court’s Quiet Hesitation: When Conservative Justices Start Asking “What Comes Next?” - ClubKnowledge
Recent remarks by Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett suggest a shift inside the Supreme Court - from doctrinal acceleration toward concern about timing, scope, and legitimacy.
clubknowledge.com
December 15, 2025 at 12:55 PM
Conservative justices aren’t reversing course - but they are asking different questions. Recent remarks from Kavanaugh and Barrett point to concern about pace, scope, and legitimacy as the Court reshapes constitutional power.
clubknowledge.com/inside-the-c...
clubknowledge.com/inside-the-c...
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American institutions are still following the law-but losing authority anyway.
Courts hesitate, agencies retreat from clarity, and Congress enforces too late to matter.
This isn’t lawlessness. It’s legitimacy without illegality.
clubknowledge.com/legitimacy-w...
Courts hesitate, agencies retreat from clarity, and Congress enforces too late to matter.
This isn’t lawlessness. It’s legitimacy without illegality.
clubknowledge.com/legitimacy-w...
Legitimacy Without Illegality: How American Institutions Are Losing Authority Without Breaking the Law
American institutions are increasingly operating within the law while losing public authority. Courts hesitate, agencies retreat from clarity, and Congress struggles to enforce its powers in time to m...
clubknowledge.com
December 17, 2025 at 12:57 PM
American institutions are still following the law-but losing authority anyway.
Courts hesitate, agencies retreat from clarity, and Congress enforces too late to matter.
This isn’t lawlessness. It’s legitimacy without illegality.
clubknowledge.com/legitimacy-w...
Courts hesitate, agencies retreat from clarity, and Congress enforces too late to matter.
This isn’t lawlessness. It’s legitimacy without illegality.
clubknowledge.com/legitimacy-w...
Jack Smith’s testimony didn’t change the evidence. It changed the venue.
From prosecution to oversight. From adjudication to record-keeping.
What that shift means for accountability in a constitutional republic:
clubknowledge.com/after-the-re...
From prosecution to oversight. From adjudication to record-keeping.
What that shift means for accountability in a constitutional republic:
clubknowledge.com/after-the-re...
After the Record: What Jack Smith’s Testimony Reveals About Power, Accountability, and the End of Prosecution
Jack Smith’s closed-door testimony did not change the evidence. It marked a constitutional transition: from prosecution to oversight, from adjudication to record-keeping, and from verdicts to memory.
clubknowledge.com
December 18, 2025 at 3:10 AM
Jack Smith’s testimony didn’t change the evidence. It changed the venue.
From prosecution to oversight. From adjudication to record-keeping.
What that shift means for accountability in a constitutional republic:
clubknowledge.com/after-the-re...
From prosecution to oversight. From adjudication to record-keeping.
What that shift means for accountability in a constitutional republic:
clubknowledge.com/after-the-re...
American institutions are still following the law-but losing authority anyway.
Courts hesitate, agencies retreat from clarity, and Congress enforces too late to matter.
This isn’t lawlessness. It’s legitimacy without illegality.
clubknowledge.com/legitimacy-w...
Courts hesitate, agencies retreat from clarity, and Congress enforces too late to matter.
This isn’t lawlessness. It’s legitimacy without illegality.
clubknowledge.com/legitimacy-w...
Legitimacy Without Illegality: How American Institutions Are Losing Authority Without Breaking the Law
American institutions are increasingly operating within the law while losing public authority. Courts hesitate, agencies retreat from clarity, and Congress struggles to enforce its powers in time to m...
clubknowledge.com
December 17, 2025 at 12:57 PM
American institutions are still following the law-but losing authority anyway.
Courts hesitate, agencies retreat from clarity, and Congress enforces too late to matter.
This isn’t lawlessness. It’s legitimacy without illegality.
clubknowledge.com/legitimacy-w...
Courts hesitate, agencies retreat from clarity, and Congress enforces too late to matter.
This isn’t lawlessness. It’s legitimacy without illegality.
clubknowledge.com/legitimacy-w...
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WELCOME TO TUESDAY GET TOGETHER 😎
LET'S KEEP FIGHTING FOR OUR DEMOCRACY 🇺🇲
💥LIKE
💥REPOST
🔊COMMENT & SHARE IDEAS
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LET'S KEEP FIGHTING FOR OUR DEMOCRACY 🇺🇲
💥LIKE
💥REPOST
🔊COMMENT & SHARE IDEAS
#ProudBlue
December 16, 2025 at 4:43 PM
WELCOME TO TUESDAY GET TOGETHER 😎
LET'S KEEP FIGHTING FOR OUR DEMOCRACY 🇺🇲
💥LIKE
💥REPOST
🔊COMMENT & SHARE IDEAS
#ProudBlue
LET'S KEEP FIGHTING FOR OUR DEMOCRACY 🇺🇲
💥LIKE
💥REPOST
🔊COMMENT & SHARE IDEAS
#ProudBlue
We separate facts from analysis, law from politics, and structure from spectacle.
If you care about how democratic systems hold, or fail - this is our lane.
🔗 clubknowledge.com/blog
If you care about how democratic systems hold, or fail - this is our lane.
🔗 clubknowledge.com/blog
December 16, 2025 at 3:00 PM
We separate facts from analysis, law from politics, and structure from spectacle.
If you care about how democratic systems hold, or fail - this is our lane.
🔗 clubknowledge.com/blog
If you care about how democratic systems hold, or fail - this is our lane.
🔗 clubknowledge.com/blog
Over the past decade, something subtle but consequential changed: the language Americans use to judge power.
This piece looks at how restraint eroded, why diagnostic language spread, and what that shift says about public trust.
clubknowledge.com/when-restrai...
This piece looks at how restraint eroded, why diagnostic language spread, and what that shift says about public trust.
clubknowledge.com/when-restrai...
When Restraint Fails: How a Decade of Trump Changed the Language of Public Judgment
Across the web, the language used to describe Donald Trump has hardened. Words once considered out of bounds now circulate openly. This shift is not about a single incident, but about what happens t...
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December 16, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Over the past decade, something subtle but consequential changed: the language Americans use to judge power.
This piece looks at how restraint eroded, why diagnostic language spread, and what that shift says about public trust.
clubknowledge.com/when-restrai...
This piece looks at how restraint eroded, why diagnostic language spread, and what that shift says about public trust.
clubknowledge.com/when-restrai...
Conservative justices aren’t reversing course - but they are asking different questions. Recent remarks from Kavanaugh and Barrett point to concern about pace, scope, and legitimacy as the Court reshapes constitutional power.
clubknowledge.com/inside-the-c...
clubknowledge.com/inside-the-c...
Inside the Court’s Quiet Hesitation: When Conservative Justices Start Asking “What Comes Next?” - ClubKnowledge
Recent remarks by Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett suggest a shift inside the Supreme Court - from doctrinal acceleration toward concern about timing, scope, and legitimacy.
clubknowledge.com
December 15, 2025 at 12:55 PM
Conservative justices aren’t reversing course - but they are asking different questions. Recent remarks from Kavanaugh and Barrett point to concern about pace, scope, and legitimacy as the Court reshapes constitutional power.
clubknowledge.com/inside-the-c...
clubknowledge.com/inside-the-c...
Do any of you still believe him?
December 14, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Do any of you still believe him?
This song started as a memory from me and the wife's' time spent at the Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival.
Moving so fast, laughter, and never losing each other in the crowd.
🎶 Still Moving Through the Crowd
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Moving so fast, laughter, and never losing each other in the crowd.
🎶 Still Moving Through the Crowd
clubknowledge.bandcamp.com/track/still-...
Still Moving Through the Crowd, by ClubKnowledge
track by ClubKnowledge
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December 14, 2025 at 5:37 PM
This song started as a memory from me and the wife's' time spent at the Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival.
Moving so fast, laughter, and never losing each other in the crowd.
🎶 Still Moving Through the Crowd
clubknowledge.bandcamp.com/track/still-...
Moving so fast, laughter, and never losing each other in the crowd.
🎶 Still Moving Through the Crowd
clubknowledge.bandcamp.com/track/still-...
For 90 years, Humphrey’s Executor anchored a constitutional compromise: presidents lead, but some agencies stay independent to ensure expertise and stability. Now the Supreme Court may unravel it. What replaces that balance matters.
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December 14, 2025 at 2:48 AM
For 90 years, Humphrey’s Executor anchored a constitutional compromise: presidents lead, but some agencies stay independent to ensure expertise and stability. Now the Supreme Court may unravel it. What replaces that balance matters.
clubknowledge.com/humphreys-ex...
clubknowledge.com/humphreys-ex...
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Kristi Noem's Lies Exposed and Documented
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Kristi Noem's Lies Exposed and Documented
YouTube video by Glenn Kirschner
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December 13, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Kristi Noem's Lies Exposed and Documented
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He spends all his time building a ballroom, playing golf, receiving awards, getting praised, posting QAnon content, yelling at female reporters, and attacking Republicans.
December 13, 2025 at 2:13 PM
He spends all his time building a ballroom, playing golf, receiving awards, getting praised, posting QAnon content, yelling at female reporters, and attacking Republicans.
After our earlier reporting, Nov. 20 became the inflection point: escalation continued while legal clarity did not. This piece focuses on the constitutional question that hardened-War Powers, oversight, and the costs of letting classification stand in for law. clubknowledge.com/southern-spe...
After the Threshold: How November 20 Turned a Hidden Maritime Campaign Into a Constitutional Test - ClubKnowledge
By November 20, the scale and posture of the U.S. maritime strike campaign had crossed a constitutional threshold. This piece examines what that date clarified, why oversight obligations hardened, and...
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December 13, 2025 at 1:19 PM
After our earlier reporting, Nov. 20 became the inflection point: escalation continued while legal clarity did not. This piece focuses on the constitutional question that hardened-War Powers, oversight, and the costs of letting classification stand in for law. clubknowledge.com/southern-spe...
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"..When the Secretary of Homeland Security can’t stay in a hearing long enough to answer basic questions and when the public trusts the protesters more than the person running the agency, you don’t have a messaging problem. You have a legitimacy crisis.."
#BlueCrew
"..When the Secretary of Homeland Security can’t stay in a hearing long enough to answer basic questions and when the public trusts the protesters more than the person running the agency, you don’t have a messaging problem. You have a legitimacy crisis.."
#BlueCrew
ICE Melts Under Noem’s Shadow
ICE isn’t just losing support; it’s imploding under its own cruelty, incompetence, and Kristi Noem’s vanishing act, leaving America questioning who the real threat is.
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December 12, 2025 at 10:02 PM
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"..When the Secretary of Homeland Security can’t stay in a hearing long enough to answer basic questions and when the public trusts the protesters more than the person running the agency, you don’t have a messaging problem. You have a legitimacy crisis.."
#BlueCrew
"..When the Secretary of Homeland Security can’t stay in a hearing long enough to answer basic questions and when the public trusts the protesters more than the person running the agency, you don’t have a messaging problem. You have a legitimacy crisis.."
#BlueCrew
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A U.S. maritime raid, two million barrels of seized crude, and no declared conflict. The tanker case shows how thin the line between “sanctions enforcement” and coercive force has become. My new analysis:
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A New Precedent for Seizing Sovereign Property:Does U.S. Maritime Law Still Restrain the Executive? - ClubKnowledge
The U.S. seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker—outside any declared conflict and without UN authorization—signals a growing merger between sanctions enforcement and military action. As Congress seeks ans...
clubknowledge.com
December 11, 2025 at 12:04 PM
A U.S. maritime raid, two million barrels of seized crude, and no declared conflict. The tanker case shows how thin the line between “sanctions enforcement” and coercive force has become. My new analysis:
clubknowledge.com/u-s-tanker-s...
clubknowledge.com/u-s-tanker-s...
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Hi, Briana! Thank you always @neverstopthefight.bsky.social for including me! Followed & Sharing! 💙 💙 go.bsky.app/QwSjbki
December 12, 2025 at 3:02 PM
Hi, Briana! Thank you always @neverstopthefight.bsky.social for including me! Followed & Sharing! 💙 💙 go.bsky.app/QwSjbki
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Apparently we’ve established that if the US can seize the largest tanker off Venezuela, it can just as easily seize a small, alleged drug boat without murdering the occupants.
December 12, 2025 at 3:56 AM
Apparently we’ve established that if the US can seize the largest tanker off Venezuela, it can just as easily seize a small, alleged drug boat without murdering the occupants.
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🚨BREAKING: According to the new lawsuit filed Friday, the DOJ is demanding “all used and void ballots, stubs of all ballots, signature envelopes, and corresponding envelope digital files from the 2020 General Election in Fulton County.” www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/...
In Major Escalation, Trump DOJ Sues Fulton County, Georgia for 2020 Ballots
Read more here.
www.democracydocket.com
December 12, 2025 at 3:07 PM
🚨BREAKING: According to the new lawsuit filed Friday, the DOJ is demanding “all used and void ballots, stubs of all ballots, signature envelopes, and corresponding envelope digital files from the 2020 General Election in Fulton County.” www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/...
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This is exactly right.
He's laying the groundwork to claim the 2026 election is fraudulent. They are going to make up some BS claim they found some fraud where none exists.
December 12, 2025 at 3:27 PM
This is exactly right.
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Kilmar Abrego Garcia left ICE custody after a judge ordered his release. The judge said the government’s refusal to send the Maryland man to his preferred country of removal reflect ulterior motives that are not for the ‘basic purpose’ of timely dismissal.
Judge Orders Abrego Garcia's Immediate Release from Immigration Custody
Read more here.
www.democracydocket.com
December 12, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Kilmar Abrego Garcia left ICE custody after a judge ordered his release. The judge said the government’s refusal to send the Maryland man to his preferred country of removal reflect ulterior motives that are not for the ‘basic purpose’ of timely dismissal.
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A major Supreme Court case now sits at the center of a national shift in how federal agencies operate. Today’s news shows why the stakes go far beyond the FTC - and what the Court’s decision could mean for the balance of power in Washington.
Read: clubknowledge.com/supreme-cour...
Read: clubknowledge.com/supreme-cour...
EDITORIAL: 12/10/2025 News Shows the Supreme Court Fight Is Bigger Than One Case - ClubKnowledge
Today’s reporting makes clear that Trump v. Slaughter is part of a much wider shift in how federal power is structured. As regulators face political pressure, budgets shrink, and courts take a more ac...
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December 11, 2025 at 2:24 AM
A major Supreme Court case now sits at the center of a national shift in how federal agencies operate. Today’s news shows why the stakes go far beyond the FTC - and what the Court’s decision could mean for the balance of power in Washington.
Read: clubknowledge.com/supreme-cour...
Read: clubknowledge.com/supreme-cour...