The Morning Briefing: Alvin Bragg's Insane Clown Circus Adds a Kangaroo to the Court
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The Morning Briefing: Alvin Bragg's Insane Clown Circus Adds a Kangaroo to the Court Top O' the Briefing Happy Thursday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Ladrina refused to give up on her dream of one day being known as "the thinking man's Mrs. Kravitz." When it was announced that "Bragg's Folly" would be getting its Manhattan premiere this week, we all knew that would be the dominant story for days. Those of us on the non-rabid side of the political aisle knew that it was going to be a you-know-what show, but it's even worse than I imagined. And I have quite the imagination, ladies and gentlemen. I don't write about legal matters because I only know enough about the law to avoid breaking it. I have colleagues who are much better equipped to deal with such things and they've been doing a splendid job of it these past few days. My friend Stephen Green wrote about what he called "the most outrageous claim" in the kinda/sorta indictment charges ... | | | |
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