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The Rule of Lawless 0

Thom discusses how Pete Hegseth, in violation of the law, propagates propaganda to promote publicity perpetuating perfidy.

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Hoist on His Own Petard 0

Veteran journalist John Young seems to think that Donald Trump’s war of choice on Iran may not be going quite as Trump expected.

Here’s a bit from his article; follow the link for context.

It’s been half a calendar sweep since he went to war against Iran. He implied its subjugation would be over in a hiccup. That was February.

By March: “I think we won.”

Come April: “A whole civilization will die tonight.” (Fortunately for civilization, TACO was cheap.)

In June: “There may come a point when we are no longer able to be reasonable.”

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Russian Impulses 0

Some timely verses from the Parody Project.

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A Tune for the Times 0

(Warning: mild language.)

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War Games 0

Farron discusses how the Trump maladministration is mistreating America’s troops, specifically the sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln, because (just my opinion) said maladministration thinks like four-year-olds playing war with toy soldiers in a sandbox.

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Promises, Schmomises 0

Michael in Norfolk notes

The Felon won reelection promising to lower prices “on day one” and to not involve the USA in more foreign wars. Of course, he has done the exact opposite . . . .

Follow the link for context.

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The Greenland New Deal 0

Grung_e_Gene debunks de Trump’s bunk about Greenland.

We are (mis)governed by a kleptocrat.

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Wartime Shortages 0

Pete Hegseth looking at an almost empty box of missles says,

Via Job’s Anger.

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The Spoiled of War 0

Rex Huppke channels an oil executive’s thoughts about Donald Trump’s war of choice with Iran in this New Gilded Age.

A snippet:

Sure, the word “war” carries many negative connotations. But let’s look at the bottom line, which, in my case, is the oil industry’s bottom line. We’re doing great!

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Misfire 0

Apparently, Donald Trump’s war of choice with Iran is not going well.

This is what happens when a government is run by wannabe schoolyard bullies.

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The Peacefaker 0

Flag-draped coffin labled

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The Patriot Gamer, Republican Family Values Dept. 0

Ring of Fire’s Josh Gay is appalled at how Donald Trump managed to minimize the sacrifice of American soldiers–and the loss to their families–who have died in the war that he chose to start with Iran.

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See Foot. Shoot Foot. 0

Michael in Norfolk makes the case that Donald Trump has hoisted himself on his own petard.

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It’s All a Matter of Timing 0

Man and woman at gas station.  Man says,

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War and Mongers of War 0

Via The Japan Times, history professor Timothy Snyder looks at Donald Trump’s war of choice against Iran and concludes:

This is what happens when voters entrust entertainers to wage war and profiteers to negotiate peace.

Follow the link for his reasons for saying that.

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Spun City 0

David argues that the Trump maladministration has chosen to live in a fantasy world, specifically as regards the war that Donald Trump chose to start by attacking Iran. (Warning: Short commercial at the end.)

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War and Mongers of War 0

Ring of Fire’s Josh Gay discusses the Graham Cracker’s war mongering.

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The Chef’s Special 0

Lady Liberty and Uncle Sam are dining at a restaurant.  Donald Trump, as the chef, presents them with a huge fish labeled

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War and Mongers of War 0

Robert Reich considers Donald Trump’s war of choice with Iran and asks

So what has been accomplished?

Follow the link for his answer.

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The Artifice of the Deal, Once Again 0

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