This was 2017 and yet seems like several lifetimes ago in terms of Bernie's messaging, what the media still permitted to be aired on Trump, and how Democrats think about themselves: https://t.co/ShfyNC2w8R

Federal prosecutors routinely threaten people's families, conceal exculpatory evidence, exploit the fact that almost anything is a crime, and in general have rigged the system to make acquittal almost impossible. If it takes Rajaratnam to help expose that, this book is welcomed.

After the 2008 financial crisis, the Obama DOJ notoriously refused to prosecute a single Wall St tycoon responsible. Instead, Preet Bharara dubiously prosecuted Raj Rajaratnam to compensate for that. Rajaratnam now has a new book on prosecutorial abuse: https://www.forbes.com/sites/johntamny/2021/12/08/the-tragic-and-needless-destruction-of-raj-rajaratnam-price-giver-extraordinaire/?sh=5a65bcac44b8

Do you see how casually Democratic operatives play with racism and race accusations, like it's their little private toy they bought and get to use however they want? That's all it is to them - zero authentic convictions behind it - and it's trivializing the whole issue:

Why don't you post all your passwords to your email and social media accounts so we can all read through everything you've been saying and doing, along with a full call log list showing everyone with whom you've spoken, and then a list of everywhere you've gone? https://t.co/1wgwPV15sV

Prohibited claim https://t.co/qssxlbYvgS

Don't agree with all of this but it's a thoughtful and insightful look at how identity is cynically weaponized in left-liberal discourse and other societal sectors and the harmful outcomes produced by that tactic. Worth reading: https://t.co/ZoSJPpd94R