Prosecutors allege that Mr Trump had six co-conspirators, including five attorneys. That group of lawyers is understood to include Jeffrey Clark, a former Trump administration Justice Department official who the ex-president tried to install as acting attorney general, “Kraken” lawyer Sidney Powell, and disgraced former law professor John Eastman, who is currently facing disbarment for his role in Mr Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
I also use the mobile UI. When I browse through a new community from another instance (but through my home instance) I just expand the sidebar at the top, and use the subscribe button there. No need to copy/paste the community handle.
It's surprising how fast the dominos are falling ever since GM announced they will use NACS. Were these state decisions already being made recently and just happened to be announced around this time? I just find it hard to believe that state government institutions were able to meet and decide on this so quickly otherwise.
Wow, the dominos are falling quickly. Really surprised by this, but it's good for Tesla drivers (yes, it'll be more crowded at Superchargers in the near term, but it's better for the ecosystem long germ).
From: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-indictment-2020-election-b2385934.html
This is the second federal indictment brought by the special counsel actually.
I also use the mobile UI. When I browse through a new community from another instance (but through my home instance) I just expand the sidebar at the top, and use the subscribe button there. No need to copy/paste the community handle.
It was really loud, but they stopped the experiment.
Yes, your single Fediverse account created at one Lemmy instance can post, comment, vote on other Lemmy instances
I assume you wouldn't need to sign up. If you already have a FB or Instagram account, you would just be able to log in directly
Ah okay. That makes more sense. And the SAE approval happened recently?
It's surprising how fast the dominos are falling ever since GM announced they will use NACS. Were these state decisions already being made recently and just happened to be announced around this time? I just find it hard to believe that state government institutions were able to meet and decide on this so quickly otherwise.
Wow, the dominos are falling quickly. Really surprised by this, but it's good for Tesla drivers (yes, it'll be more crowded at Superchargers in the near term, but it's better for the ecosystem long germ).