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The Georgia Indictment
A quick summary
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Matt Tait

July 2023

Unofficial meetings with Russian officials isn't diplomacy—it's a trap
Why former U.S. officials holding secret talks with Russian officials is actively unhelpful—and the trap they fell into by doing it
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Matt Tait

June 2023

There is No Norm against Prosecuting Former Presidents in the United States
In the past week, many supporters of former President Trump have made an argument in his defense that his indictment violates the norm against…
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[Audio] Read with Me: The Trump Indictment
This weekend, I joined Lawfare Editor-in-Chief Benjamin Wittes and Lawfare Fulton County Court Correspondent Anna Bower for a conversation on Read With…
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What sentence might Trump get, if found guilty?
It'd be real prison time. But stop saying "400 years".
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Donald Trump indictment: what are the classified documents?
A running update on information in the indictment as I go through it
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May 2023

Mint the Coin
And why the President's 14th Amendment Plan is the wrong tool for the job
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Long Live the King?
What's the point of the British Monarchy anyway?
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Matt Tait

April 2023

Pentagon Leaks: What's the Damage?
Not all the leaks are equally bad, and only by chance we avoided much worse
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Matt Tait

January 2023

Putin's Christmas Truce was Designed to Fail
It's part his information war inside Russia and the West
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The House has No Members and the Bootstrapping of Power
Over at Dog Shirt Daily—the awfully named, but otherwise great daily publication by Ben Wittes—Ben has a really interesting question that he proceeds…
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Matt Tait

December 2022

Jan 6 Congressional referrals: what are they, and what does it mean?
The referrals don't compel DOJ to act. But they don't have to.
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