riots
None Dare Call It Insurgency
Well, we do, of course. But the New York Times disapproves: The Times disapproves of the language of war and wants “civil debate”? Great. I look forward to their denouncing everyone who says the Trump administration is…
Is Don Lemon a law unto himself?
A Minnesota grand jury indicted nine defendants in the Cities Church riot. The indictment was unsealed yesterday. I posted a copy here. All defendants are charged with violation of the law against conspiracy to violate the…
The Lemon indictment | Power Line
Jake Tapper has made the text of the indictment against Don Lemon et al. for their participation in the Cities Church riot accessible via the X post below. Lemon is not indicted as a journalist. He is indicted for his…
Don Lemon indicted | Power Line
The first three defendants charged in the Cities Church riot were arrested under a criminal complaint approved by a magistrate judge. The magistrate judge did not approve five other charges for which probable cause was made…
Bananas and rice and jail
In the street of Minneapolis, the Cold Civil War runs hot. I’ve begun collecting the stories of those arrested and charged with assaulting federal officers in the riots. Another batch made their first appearances today in…
Minneapolis insurgency | Power Line
We are way beyond “protests” in Minneapolis and are into full-on, organized, professional insurgency, as Scott has noted. I recommend reading this entire X post on the subject. A former Green Beret writes, What’s unfolding in…
Receivership now! | Power Line
As the crisis rages in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with no relief in sight, I offer my proposed solution to ending the mayhem. As John points out, none of this unrest is occurring anywhere else in America, or any other city,…
Revolutionary theater in Minneapolis 2026
Minnesota’s Farmer-Labor Party merged with the state Democratic Party in April 1944. Thus was the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party born. Working from inside the Democratic Party, Hubert Humphrey helped engineer the merger. The…
Disorder in the court | Power Line
United States Attorney for Minnesota Dan Rosen (my friend) appealed the denial of arrest warrants by the magistrate judge in the case of five actors in the Cities Church riot (noted here this morning). As one thing led to…
Lemon aid | Power Line
Don Lemon enthusiastically covered the riot disrupting the Sunday service at Cities Church in St. Paul. With the threat of criminal prosecution now hanging over his head, Lemon has gone from coverage and participation to…
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