By Frank Parlato The term ends January 20, 2029. The man who held it steps back into the jurisdiction of ordinary law. The great man remains, but the office no longer stands between him and the process that his enemies would try to deploy. Whether he may pardon himself remains unresolved, a question deferred rather than answered. If the moment comes, the Supreme Court will decide. Assuming that he can, there are still those at the state level, the Letitia Jameses and smaller still than her, who may try. They may have gotten a new tool, something handed to them at … Continue reading Brooklyn Just Made It Legal to Prosecute Donald Trump for Brainwashing His Followers