* Among those arrested for storming the Capitol on Jan. 6: Federico Guillermo Klein, a former State Department official and a Trump political appointee.
* Stoppage update: “Stop the St” … Oops. “Stop the Stimulus.”
* “It is really not a choice—to me, it’s an obligation. Each D.A. in the country has a certain jurisdiction that they’re responsible for. If alleged crime happens within their jurisdiction, they have a duty to investigate it.” That was Fulton County (Ga.) district attorney Fani T. Willis, who will decide if Trump’s calls to state officials urging them to “find” votes could run afoul of a Georgia statute dealing with “criminal solicitation to commit election fraud.” If prosecuted as a felony, it would be punishable by at least a year in prison.
* On the CPAC presidential straw poll, Sunshine State Sycophant Ron DeSantis finished second only to Trump.
* “It cannot be saved.” That was “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough on the fate of the all-too-Trumpian Republican Party.
* Trump acolyte Ron DeSantis’ political committee, “Friends of Ron DeSantis,” (or is it “Fox & Friends of Ron DeSantis”?) brought in $2.7 million in February.