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Congratulations to Judicial Watch, which just paid a ton of money to sue DOJ to prove that Mark Meadows is full of shit.

Bill Barr demanded unquestioning compliance with police the other day. Comply first, complain later, said the nation's top law enforcement officer. Curiously, he feels totally different about Executive branch compliance with attempts to make it comply with the law.

We could use a boost now as we work our way through the dog days of summer. Take a look at how far we've come even if it seems too slowly, measure our progress toward an impeachment inquiry.

Last week the House Judiciary Committee told a court that Don McGahn is their most important impeachment witness. I really hope they don't believe that.

The government still appears to be investigating Oleg Deripaska's ties to Christopher Steele.

Andrew McCabe's lawsuit against DOJ and FBI for the way he was fired is very well lawyered. DOJ could make it go away at very little cost, except the most costly: depriving Trump of one of his pettiest wins.

Republicans keep asking whether there's precedent for the FBI to open a counterintelligence investigation into the President. That's not the right question though. The right question is whether there's precedent for the FBI to open a counterintelligence investigation into a major party candidate, and the precedent is clear: Hillary Clinton

In a lawsuit over the way he was fired, Peter Strzok argues that nothing has happened to NY Field Office agents who were biased against Hillary and leaked information. A FOIA from Judicial Watch may confirm his claim.

"A republic if you can keep it," said Ben Franklin. It's still on us to exercise representative democracy and demand the remaining 45% of House votes to support an impeachment inquiry. This is an open thread.