Jose Pagliery
@josepagliery.bsky.social
Justice reporter at NOTUS
And I will end with this:
In the United States, we may claim that presidents are not kings, but they essentially exist beyond the reach of the law.
We saw it from a state judge in New York. We've seen it from the Supreme Court. And now we see it from an independent prosecutor in Georgia.
In the United States, we may claim that presidents are not kings, but they essentially exist beyond the reach of the law.
We saw it from a state judge in New York. We've seen it from the Supreme Court. And now we see it from an independent prosecutor in Georgia.
November 26, 2025 at 5:40 PM
And I will end with this:
In the United States, we may claim that presidents are not kings, but they essentially exist beyond the reach of the law.
We saw it from a state judge in New York. We've seen it from the Supreme Court. And now we see it from an independent prosecutor in Georgia.
In the United States, we may claim that presidents are not kings, but they essentially exist beyond the reach of the law.
We saw it from a state judge in New York. We've seen it from the Supreme Court. And now we see it from an independent prosecutor in Georgia.
Trump's "perfect call" to Raffensperger turned out to be an okay call after all.
Again, I don't see how we return to any sense of normal after this.
Again, I don't see how we return to any sense of normal after this.
November 26, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Trump's "perfect call" to Raffensperger turned out to be an okay call after all.
Again, I don't see how we return to any sense of normal after this.
Again, I don't see how we return to any sense of normal after this.
Jeffrey Clark, the Department of Justice official who tried to weaponize the DOJ to backup Trump's election fraud lies, was just "giving advice."
Never mind that DC recommended he be disbarred over this: www.dcbar.org/ServeFile/Ge...
Never mind that DC recommended he be disbarred over this: www.dcbar.org/ServeFile/Ge...
November 26, 2025 at 5:36 PM
Jeffrey Clark, the Department of Justice official who tried to weaponize the DOJ to backup Trump's election fraud lies, was just "giving advice."
Never mind that DC recommended he be disbarred over this: www.dcbar.org/ServeFile/Ge...
Never mind that DC recommended he be disbarred over this: www.dcbar.org/ServeFile/Ge...
He says the fake electors lacked criminal intent.
"Just asking questions" is now an accepted form of election sabotage.
"Just asking questions" is now an accepted form of election sabotage.
November 26, 2025 at 5:32 PM
He says the fake electors lacked criminal intent.
"Just asking questions" is now an accepted form of election sabotage.
"Just asking questions" is now an accepted form of election sabotage.
Peter Skandalakis, the special DA who inherited the case, has really opened Pandora's box.
"It is not illegal to question or challenge election results."
This will be read as a blessing of Trump's attempt to flip 2020 in Georgia.
Let's see what 2028 looks like after this.
"It is not illegal to question or challenge election results."
This will be read as a blessing of Trump's attempt to flip 2020 in Georgia.
Let's see what 2028 looks like after this.
November 26, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Peter Skandalakis, the special DA who inherited the case, has really opened Pandora's box.
"It is not illegal to question or challenge election results."
This will be read as a blessing of Trump's attempt to flip 2020 in Georgia.
Let's see what 2028 looks like after this.
"It is not illegal to question or challenge election results."
This will be read as a blessing of Trump's attempt to flip 2020 in Georgia.
Let's see what 2028 looks like after this.
Coffee. Black. Hot.
November 26, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Coffee. Black. Hot.
Reposted by Jose Pagliery
According to the documents, FBI personnel clocked in a total of 4,737 hours of overtime between January and July. Of that, more than 70% occurred during the month of March while personnel reviewed the Epstein files, the documents show.
November 25, 2025 at 9:44 PM
According to the documents, FBI personnel clocked in a total of 4,737 hours of overtime between January and July. Of that, more than 70% occurred during the month of March while personnel reviewed the Epstein files, the documents show.
My receipts are the angry texts I sent to my pals. Because while I'm relatively okay, a whole lot of us aren't.
November 25, 2025 at 9:47 PM
My receipts are the angry texts I sent to my pals. Because while I'm relatively okay, a whole lot of us aren't.
A few weeks before that, I got snacks to host my neighbors. Nothing special. Chips, pretzels, hummus, cookies, and olives.
$40.
You know, the equivalent of a five-hour minimum wage work day in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Wyoming.
$40.
You know, the equivalent of a five-hour minimum wage work day in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Wyoming.
November 25, 2025 at 9:46 PM
A few weeks before that, I got snacks to host my neighbors. Nothing special. Chips, pretzels, hummus, cookies, and olives.
$40.
You know, the equivalent of a five-hour minimum wage work day in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Wyoming.
$40.
You know, the equivalent of a five-hour minimum wage work day in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Wyoming.
A few weeks before that, I spent $97 on milk, yogurt, eggs and water.
I got so frustrated I blasted a text to friends/family. I really can't understand how someone making minimum wage can afford a week's worth of food.
I got so frustrated I blasted a text to friends/family. I really can't understand how someone making minimum wage can afford a week's worth of food.
November 25, 2025 at 9:43 PM
A few weeks before that, I spent $97 on milk, yogurt, eggs and water.
I got so frustrated I blasted a text to friends/family. I really can't understand how someone making minimum wage can afford a week's worth of food.
I got so frustrated I blasted a text to friends/family. I really can't understand how someone making minimum wage can afford a week's worth of food.
I spent $150 recently buying eggs, milk, water, soap, flowers and three days of snacks.
November 25, 2025 at 9:42 PM
I spent $150 recently buying eggs, milk, water, soap, flowers and three days of snacks.
Kevin Hassett lies shamelessly: "The price of groceries has gone up almost not at all this year."
November 25, 2025 at 9:38 PM