Suppose we knock it out of the park in November. What are the best possible impeachment cases or investigations to undertake?

(Or do those cases make voters think that the Democrats aren't serious about the economy? I'm starting to loathe voters, but I guess all the alternatives are worse, to paraphrase whoever said that about democracy.)

I really feel like the Democrats need to launch a massive PR campaign on Supreme Court reform. Or rather, constantly refer to it as rotten and corrupt. Don't pitch solutions before selling the average voter on the idea that there's a problem.

Mossy sends in: Kirstin Downey: Most Prisoners In Hawaiʻi's WWII Internment Camp Were Korean

The Honouliuli internment camp in central O'ahu is best known in Hawaiʻi as the place some 400 Japanese Americans were detained during World War II.

But new research is bringing to light the fact that Koreans were the largest single population group there.

In fact, there were seven times as many Koreans held there as Japanese Americans. Of the 4,000 people held, about 2,700 were Korean, captured elsewhere and brought to Hawaiʻi, and about 400 were Japanese Americans who had been living and working in Hawaiʻi when the war broke out.

It's been a big secret:

Few people know about it today because very few people knew about it then, either. Amid wartime security, information about who was residing at the internment camp was limited, and American officials enforced confidentiality.

They recently figured it out by looking at church records.

(Also happy (?) MLK day to all who celebrate (activate?). )

This new playbook of giving Trump awards in order to butter him up is just jaw-dropping. Like we're in "giving kids lollipops" territory of outsmarting him.