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DOJ Says Florida Republicans Specifically Targeted Black Voters With Restrictions

Florida’s SB 90 law wants to restrict the availability of absentee ballot drop boxes and food and water access at voting stations

By

Murjani Rawls

Published

August 18, 2022
Education, News

Alabama School System Ordered to Stop Discriminating Against Black Children

The agreement requires the district to report regularly to the court to ensure they are implementing the orders given by the DOJ.

By

Kalyn Womack

Published

July 7, 2022
Criminal Justice, News

Proud Boys Leader Sentenced for Burning Black Lives Matter Flag

The leader of the Proud Boys, Henry Tarrio, also known as Enrique to his followers, is going to jail for 155 days.

By

Rachel Pilgrim

Published

August 25, 2021
Politics

GTFOH Trump Watch: Midnight Regulations

My sisters and I had this thing that we’d do whenever we were in trouble and needed a parent to sign off on something the school sent home. For me, the one who was always in trouble, I damn near perfected it and it worked like this: Wait until my dad was well into his…

By

Stephen A. Crockett Jr.

Published

December 4, 2020
Politics

Federal Judge Allows Defamation Case Against Trump to Proceed

Do you know why the Department of Justice was trying to get a defamation lawsuit against President Trump by magazine columnist, E. Jean Carroll, who claimed that the president raped her in a department store dressing room, thrown out? Well, a federal judge didn’t know why either and on Tuesday, US District Judge Lewis Kaplan…

By

Stephen A. Crockett Jr.

Published

October 27, 2020
Politics

The Justice Department Wants to Defend Trump in Defamation Suit by Author Accusing the President of Rape

In what can only be described as the most fuckity fuckshit coming out of September (I would love to say this year, but we all know that 2020 has been nothing but flaming hot fuckshit), the Department of Justice (run by the president’s fuckboy, Bill Barr) is moving to replace Trump’s personal legal team with…

By

Stephen A. Crockett Jr.

Published

September 9, 2020
Politics

Trump’s Tweets Worked: Roger Stone Sentenced to 40 Months in Prison

Roger Stone, the longtime ally of President Trump who unironically dresses like a 1920 gangster and a traveling magician had a child, was sentenced to just 3 years and 4 months in prison Thursday, for crimes involving the special counsel’s investigation into Russia’s remix of the 2016 presidential campaign. Stone’s sentence will also include 2…

By

Stephen A. Crockett Jr.

Published

February 20, 2020
Politics

Attorney General William Barr Isn’t Quitting. He Just Wants People to Think He’s Still a Man

Attorney General William Barr, aka Evil Fred Flintstone, aka The White Unsullied, walked out of his Senate confirmation in January 2019 and into the White House where he gave President Trump a gift. Turns out that gift was Barr’s balls as he’s not used them since becoming attorney general and now that it’s becoming obvious,…

By

Stephen A. Crockett Jr.

Published

February 19, 2020
Politics

Attorney General William Barr to Donald Trump: Please Stop Tweeting About Us, You’re Making It Obvious

On Thursday, Attorney General William Barr, aka Evil Fred Flintstone, went on a tirade about his lover/homie/friend President Donald Trump. President Trump “has never asked me to do anything in a criminal case” but should stop tweeting about the Justice Department because his tweets “make it impossible for me to do my job,” Barr said…

By

Stephen A. Crockett Jr.

Published

February 14, 2020
Politics

All 4 Roger Stone Prosecutors Resign From Case as Trump Congratulates DOJ Head for Cutting His Boy Some Slack

At this point, I’m not sure why Trump is making Attorney General William Barr dance so hard. Maybe he likes watching Barr’s stomach jiggle. Maybe he enjoys knowing just how far the head of the Department of Justice will go to save him. Maybe he’s masochistic. Either way, I’m sure Trump is enjoying the newfound…

By

Stephen A. Crockett Jr.

Published

February 12, 2020