The explanation given here on condition of anonymity is that Psaki was talking about a different, forthcoming report.
But there was nothing about her statement to indicate that's what she was talking about in response to a direct question about these other reports.
To the extent that "[m]any people have wrongly conflated" the reports, as the anonymous official says, *that's on the White House*, not the reporter.
That annoys. I mean, I guess take your shot, but it sure doesn't seem like Psaki was talking about a forthcoming report when she said "it's important for people to understand that there was no after-action report."
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To sum up first: the motion is informing the judge of possible conflicts of interest, and asking for inquiry.
That's not the part that got MAGAworld riled.
This is the potentially juicy bit: Durham says Sussman passed on data to the FBI and another agency (probably CIA) suggesting a connection between Trump and some suspect Russia-made phones as part of the broader scheme to connect Trump and Russia in the public eye.
For folks wondering what the Florida "don't say gay" law controversy is about, I have screengrabbed the two operative provisions.
They have the potential to create many problems for school districts, and—on their face—encourage anti-gay discrimination. flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2…
First, the prohibition section: school districts may not encourage classroom discussion about sexual orientation in primary grade levels OR (in any grade level) in a manner that is not age-appropriate.
Problem: there are no definitions for what "encourage classroom discussion" means or what is "age-appropriate" in older grades.
This is a big problem if you're a school district trying to comply, but not run afoul of the First Amendment rights of LGBT students and teachers.
11th Cir.: QI for officer who, having arrived at the wrong address after midnight, shot and killed the armed owner who came out to his driveway bc he thought he heard a prowler.
It's after midnight. You hear something weird outside. Maybe a prowler. You grab your lawfully-owned gun. Open the garage. Walk out. You're peering around twenty seconds. All is quie—BLAM
Sure, folks. When the guy whose demands weren't about Jews forced his Jewish hostages in a synagogue to call a rabbi in another state, it totally wasn't about Jews. That was just a coincidence. Coulda been calling anybody, really.
I was a high school marching band geek, and we got uniforms when I was a senior where the tunic was fastened diagonally like the Star Trek tunics, and let me tell you it was really satisfying to pull that sucker open and breath. Those were the best.
One of the many great things about this film is that half the men have bangs.
I'm not sure how I ended up on a Wrath rewatch tonight, but here we are.