Republican Lies category archive
No There There 0
David dissects the doubletalk.
“Vengeance Is Ours,” Saith Republicans 0
At The Colorado Sun, Mike Littwin tries to make sense of the nonsensical. A snippet:
So why the official inquiry? Let’s go with the two most obvious reasons. One, because Donald Trump wants it. Two, because Johnson and his team, who can’t seem to do much of anything else, including passing bills to aid an embattled ally fighting off the Russians, felt they had to do something to justify their phoney-baloney jobs.
(Missing link found.)
The Bill Comes Due 0
Sam and his crew discuss the disarray at James O’Keefe’s (laughably misnamed) Project Veritas.
The Hunt for Hunter 0
Thom dissects the misdirection play.
Foxy Shady 0
Farron discusses an ex-Fox News who has filed suit against Fox, alleging he was fired for reporting actual factual news.
Precedented 0
Thom sees parallels.
Lies and Lying Liars 0
Above the Law’s Kathryn Rubino suggests that some of Donals Trump’s supporters have a drinking thinking problem.
Foxy Shady 0
As the truth is not on their side (nor are they on the side of truth) in the Smartmatic law suit, Fox News tries to make up a misdirection play, only to get slapped down by the judge.
The Zombie Apocalypse 0
At The Seattle Times, Danny Westneat argues that it is upon us. Here’s how he opens his article:
They’ve gone into the zombie zone.
Follow the link for his reasoning.
“Rated R for Ridiculous,” Squeaker of the House Dept. 0
Republicans are no longer a party.
They are a parody.
A pernicious parody of poisonous perfidy proffering peril to the polity.
“The Buttoned-Up Quiet Types” 0
Seth takes a closer look at the co-conspirators who have flipped on Donald Trump.
Mittens Off 0
David discusses Mitt Romney’s recent remarks about the state of today’s Republican Party.
My two or three regular readers know that I did not support Mitt Romney in his run for president. Indeed, I supported and contributed to his opponent.
Though I disagree with many most of his positions and wanted not to see him in the presidency, I did not then and do not now question his sincerity or his honesty.
Wiggling Out Just Wiggling
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Alex Jones’s attempt to avoid paying damages to the Sandy Hook families has rin into a bump. A snippet (emphasis added):
Bankruptcy can be used to wipe out debts and legal judgments, but not if they result from “willful or malicious injury” caused by the debtor, according to a decision by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez in Houston, Texas.
Kracken Up 0
Seth takes a closer look at Sidney Powell’s guilty plea.
This is Seth at his best. Watch it.
Indoctrination Nation 0
Peter Smagorinsky, emeritus professor at the University of Georgia, points out that not only can it happen here, it is happening here. Here’s just one of the examples he cites:
