A lot of things happened. Here are some of the things. This is TPM’s Morning Memo.
Mark Pomerantz, one of the two leading prosecutors who quit Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s stalled investigation into the Trump Organization, asserted in his Feb. 23 resignation letter (which was obtained bymultipleoutlets) that the former president is undoubtedly guilty of “numerous felony violations” despite Bragg’s decision not to pursue an indictment against him.
Paid off. Barely waited what, a month after taking office to kill it.
That’s barely enough time to figure out where the coffee machine is and which buttons do what on it in the office, let alone thoroughly review a massive and complex financial case involving thousands of manhours and millions of documents to determine that it’s a waste of time.
That’ll be on the State AG or the feds in town… And nothing the SDNY loves more than a crooked official in a bribery scandal, so they’ve probably been on this since the resignations.