Mapping the Scenes of the Crimes
If we had a better map of the conspiracies and conspirators, could we resolve some open questions about the attack on the Capitola Building on January 6, 2021?
Author Archive for: Rayne
About Rayne
Blogger since 2002, political activist since 2003, geek since birth. Opinions informed by mixed-race, multi-ethnic, cis-female condition, further shaped by kind friends of all persuasions. Sci-tech frenemy, wannabe artist, decent cook, determined author, successful troublemaker. Mother of invention and two excessively smart-assed young adult kids. Attended School of Hard Knocks; Rather Unfortunate Smallish Private Business School in Midwest; Affordable Mid-State Community College w/evening classes. Self-employed at Tiny Consulting Business; previously at Large-ish Chemical Company with HQ in Midwest in multiple marginalizing corporate drone roles, and at Rather Big IT Service Provider as a project manager, preceded by a motley assortment of gigs before the gig economy was a thing. Blogging experience includes a personal blog at the original blogs.salon.com, managing editor for a state-based news site, and a stint at Firedoglake before landing here at emptywheel as technology’s less-virginal-but-still-accursed Cassandra.
Entries by Rayne
Constructive Action: Make It Rain [UPDATE-1]
/196 Comments/in 2022 Mid-Term Election, Congress/by RayneDon’t readily accept news media’s positioning on Congress going into the mid-term elections. We can make our own flood. We can make it rain.
Three Things: Let’s Give Them Something to Talk About
/301 Comments/in 2020 Presidential Election, Department of Justice, January 6 Insurrection, Trump Administration/by RayneIn which some are shocked, SHOCKED, to learn the Department of Justice has been investigating Trump and persons in his immediate circle. This is an open thread.
House January 6 Committee: Public Hearings – Day 8
/216 Comments/in 2020 Presidential Election, January 6 Insurrection, Trump Administration/by RayneThis post is dedicated to content and comments related to Day 8 of the House J6 Committee’s public hearings — the last before August in-district break, scheduled for prime time television viewing.
House January 6 Committee: Public Hearings – Day 7
/202 Comments/in 2020 Presidential Election, January 6 Insurrection, Trump Administration/by RayneThis post is dedicated to content and comments related to Day 7 of the House J6 Committee’s public hearings.
A Republic, If You Can Keep It
/120 Comments/in Culture/by RayneThis nation remains a Republic, if we together can keep it.
Open Thread: Summer Sunday Afternoon
/151 Comments/in Culture/by RayneThis is an open thread. Talk about your beach reads, or barbeque, or what not.
Something Stinks about Kentucky but It’s a Complex Stink
/109 Comments/in Biden Administration, Congress, Law/by RaynePeople running around hair on fire right now bitching loudly and often about Biden fail need to take a deep breath and get their facts straight.
Open Thread: SCOTUS End of Term Releases
/87 Comments/in Law, SCOTUS/by RayneThis is an open thread focused on Supreme Court orders and decisions expected to be released the final week of the court’s term (last week of June 2022).
House January 6 Committee: Public Hearings – Day 6
/339 Comments/in 2020 Presidential Election, January 6 Insurrection, Trump Administration/by RayneThis post is dedicated to content and comments related to Day 6 of the House J6 Committee’s public hearings.