The hottest Special counsel Substack posts right now

Biden has been forgetting words and mixing up details, causing concerns about his mental state
Biden is skipping the pre-Super Bowl interview to let Americans enjoy the game without politics
A special counsel investigation chose not to prosecute Biden due to doubts about his mental ability to stand trial

President Joe Biden's job approval rating among Democrats has dropped significantly.
2024 election in Pennsylvania shows a close race between Biden and Trump due to economic concerns.
Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows spoke to special counsel about baseless voting fraud claims after being granted immunity.

Special counsel Robert Hur hinted that President Biden may not be mentally capable of criminal conspiracy, posing a challenge for the Democrats.
The Democrats face the task of convincing the public that Biden is fit for the presidency amid doubts about his capacity raised by Hur's comments.
The Democrats have a tough decision ahead on whether to stick with Biden for the election or make a change based on public perception and past electoral outcomes.

Collusion is a serious issue and can have legal consequences.
The evidence of collusion between Trump, his associates, and Russia is significant.
The Trump-Russia investigation is complex and involves multiple legal and political aspects.

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Attorney General Merrick Garland defends prosecution of Donald Trump, citing public interest and the need for a speedy trial.
Garland emphasizes that the Justice Department's actions are based on facts and law, not politics.
Trump is facing federal criminal cases relating to hoarding government documents and attempting to subvert the 2020 election results.