"A good amount of this is about sharing information and sharing perspectives on legal developments. At the end of the day, we’re all interested in the long-run development of the law in the preservation of our liberties." Great interview by Bob Ambrogi w/ Ed McNicholas last week!

It felt nice to write this out and, as much as I am ready to be done with 2020, sit with the silver linings the year weaved in. communityasidentity.com/2020/12/the-th…

The title kinda says it all. communityasidentity.com/2020/12/can-20…

Scores of Trump supporters breached the Capitol building and neared the Senate floor on Wednesday afternoon as thousands cheered and clashed with police in front of the building. nyti.ms/3rZGFkO

This attempted coup is the type of thing we go to war over in other countries.

If this was BLM, they would have already launched a drone strike.

“Today is a reminder, a painful one, that democracy is fragile. To preserve it requires a people of good will and leaders who are willing to stand up."

Impeach.

Thankful to see the legal community using Twitter as a launchpad to share their take on the events. Thank you Jacqueline Thomsen for covering the lawyers who are speaking up and using social as a starting point for action. law.com/2021/01/06/inc…

A good one. Tune in.

Thank you for covering what happened yesterday. Scott Greenfield lexblog.com/2021/01/07/tru…

The first week of 2021 has resulted in an attack on Congress and effects from Brexit. Members of our community have been working hard to keep everyone up-to-date on legal developments. Here are some of the top posts from this week: 📰 buff.ly/38pOsjW

👏👏 more lawyers like @StevenKoprince!!

Another Friday, another top 10! We're still catching up on some actions Biden has taken but that's not all—we feature some legal insight on a Tesla lawsuit against a former employee, investor fraud, and climate change inaction. 📰 buff.ly/3oAJKoh

Billionaires pay the nation's lowest effective tax rate. In Washington state, poor people pay 18% of income on taxes. The rich pay 3%. A 1% billionaire wealth tax would single-handedly solve WA's $3.3B shortfall & keep taxes flat for 99.999% of residents. mynorthwest.com/2517098/gravit…

If your blog is on LexBlog's modern platform, it got much faster this week. Major SEO benefits as well. Why? Core Web Vitals (CWV). Don't understand what that means? Me either. LexBlog developer 𝚂𝚌𝚘𝚝𝚝 𝙵𝚎𝚗𝚗𝚎𝚕𝚕 does though, and he explains it here. 🤩 donuts.lexblog.com/2021/01/a-push…

So to recap we told people to stay home for the last 325 days and gave them $1,800. That's $5.54 a day. Meanwhile, they pumped about $3 trillion in to the stock market for corporations, which then turned around and did record layoffs anyway.

Sign, chip in $2, start somewhere.

Because the majority of my hope is rooted in cycling, eating good food, and seeing new places. I wanted an outlet to document those things, in one space. Here's my underwhelming, wildly mediocre blog, which I love. cyclingfoodies.wordpress.com