Ed O'Callaghan, was one of three leaders of Sarah Palin's 'Truth Squad' and became the public face of Palin's legal defense against ethics charges related to her former brother-in-law, in the so-called "Troopergate" case.
Watch Kirschner discuss the appellate court's decision to release the "get-out-of-jail-free" memo.
Trump seeks dismissal of civil suit filed by Capitol Police officer. Details
The Jan. 6 Committee
Trump aides grilled about alleged secret talks to remove him under the 25th Amendment. Details
Pompeo says discussions to oust Trump after Jan. 6 attack on Capitol weren’t serious. Details
Jan. 6 panel investigators traveled to Copenhagen to view Stone footage. Details
Fulton County, GA
Mark Meadows ordered to testify in Fulton County probe of Trump election overturn efforts. Details
Watch Kirschner: Lindsey Graham is running out of rope & likely will soon find himself in the GA grand jury hot seat
Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) appears to have had a rather suspicious change of heart. Details
Watch Kirschner summarize the state of affairs in Fulton County.
Trump News
Kevin McCarthy accidentally dropped a sick burn on Trump as Fauci slam backfires. Details
Trump's PAC spent $1 million in legal fees last month alone. Details
Files copied from voting systems were shared with Trump supporters, election deniers. Details
Company that took Truth Social public warns it might have to liquidate as Trump becomes 'less popular.' Details
Watch Kirschner discuss Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's gift to Donald Trump by going easy on Trump's criminal CFO, Allen Weisselberg. Weisselberg will testify in the case against the Trump Organization that starts Oct. 24.
Federal court filing challenges claim that Trump rescinded controversial special counsel appointment. Details
The FBI is investigating the connection between a fake heiress and Mar-a-Lago. Details
Enablers
GOP's Scott Perry is suing to block DOJ from reviewing his phone for Jan. 6 evidence. Details
Giuliani wants his law license back because 'it’s been a year and a half and I haven’t caused any riot.' Details
California lawmakers look to strip tax-exempt status from organizations that participated in Jan. 6. Details
"Tourists"
Time-lapse video shows Jan. 6 mob surge 4 minutes after Trump tweeted attack on Pence. Details
Feds want 17 years for J6 ‘eye gouger’ who bludgeoned cop with flagpole. Details
Help keep Washington BLUE - Knock on Doors with Us!
Indivisible Bainbridge Island, North Kitsap Indivisible and Kitsap County Democrats are door-knocking in Bremerton to keep the Washington state senate blue. Door-knocking is the single best way to improve Democratic voter turnout - by 6%. We are door-knocking for
Sen. Emily Randall who won her first term by just 104 votes. She has worked hard on health care during her first term. Republicans are targeting her. Her opponent is current state representative Jesse Young, who showed his stripes by:
introducing HB2121, a 15-week abortion ban in the last legislative session.
acting like a Kevin at a peaceful, teen-led Black Lives Matter rally in Gig Harbor.
Adison Richards, a lawyer with the Northwest Justice Project.
Matt Macklin, a licensed nursing home administrator and business law attorney who counts broadband, affordable housing and mental health management as his priorities.
We knock on doors every Saturday and Tuesday, starting at 10 am to 1 pm. Join us! It's a fun way to get your steps in! We'll train you and send you out with an experienced door-knocker. We also carpool to Bremerton. More info here. Sign up here!
Keep the U.S. Senate BLUE and expand our majority in order to eliminate the filibuster and codify women's right to reproductive freedom:
Mission for Arizona is running text and phone banks reaching out to Arizona voters.
Activate America runs phone, Instagram DM and text banks connecting with voters in Wisconsin, Arizona, Georgia and Nevada to flip GOP-held U.S. Senate seats and defend Democratic-held U.S. Senate seats. You can also write postcards!
Working Families Party (WFP) runs phone and text banks for progressive candidates throughout the country on Thursdays and Saturdays and text banks on Tuesdays.
Phone bank for Rep. Kim Schrier (D-WA-8). Thursdays, 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm through Nov. 3. Includes training. Dr. Schrier faces an uphill battle due to redistricting that made CD 8 more rural.
Write postcards to remind Democrats in WA-8 (Kim Schrier's district) to vote.
Find other Washington volunteer opportunities here and here.
Support Indivisible's 2022 victory programs. Details
In Seattle, something better than a tent for the homeless. Details (NY Times subscription required)
Oil spill response continues for sunken fishing vessel between San Juan Island and Victoria, B.C. Details
Elsewhere
Postcards on Wednesday - Re-elect Kim Schrier!
We're now meeting in personat the T&C on Winslow Way, Wednesdays, 2 pm to 3:30 pm. With the BA.5 variant now dominant in Washington state, masks are encouraged. Please sign up for this event at mobilize.us. It helps us know how many postcard packets to prepare.
Dr. Kim Schrier
We have 2,000 postcards to write for Dr. Kim Schrier. We're banking these cards for mailing in mid-October urging Democrats (notorious for skipping mid-term elections) to vote and get their ballots in.
Our 2,000 postcards are part of the 40,000 postcards Indivisible WA-8 wants to send to Democratic voters who often skip midterm elections. This is an all-WA-hands on deck effort!
You can also stop by Holly's house to pick up postcards for Kim Schrier. Get addresses by emailing Kathy and specify how many addresses you need. Be sure to return the written postcards to Holly's front porch or at Postcards on Wednesday so we can bank them for mailing in mid-October.
If you can't write postcards but want to help with the cost of postcards and stamps so that others can write, please email Kathy or drop off money for stamps at Holly's house. Postcard stamps have gone up to 44 cents each. We could really use the help!
Dr. Kim Schrier
