January 6 Still Happened
The Trump administration can pardon the insurrectionists and delete pages of evidence. But it cannot hide what took place on that day.

The Trump administration can pardon the insurrectionists and delete pages of evidence. But it cannot hide what took place on that day.
Trump is getting substantial pushback, both from the courts and from other pockets of civic life.
A lot is unclear, but none of it is good.
It’s not a magic wand to save America—but neither is it entirely useless.
Trump’s choice to begin a new administration with this particular slate of picks represents a remarkable commitment to moral ugliness.
Trump wins not just the White House but his freedom.
The conservative justices created so many avenues for challenge and confusion that the Court functionally collaborated in Trump’s strategy of delay.
The ex-president could yet win. And even if he doesn’t, Congress must patch up the legal loopholes he exploited.
The Court has rescued the former president from facing trial before the election for his attack on democracy.
Throughout so many Trump scandals, one thing remains the same: He has no respect for the basic mechanisms of democracy.