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Two Different World(views) 0

Dan Casey invites you to decide which is more accurate.

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All the News that Fits 0

Frame One, titled

Via Juanita Jean.

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Vaccine Nation 0

Paul Krugman makes sense of the senselessness. A snippet (emphasis in the original).

Alert readers will have noticed that these Republican claims, in addition to being false, contradict one another in multiple ways. We can ignore COVID thanks to vaccines, which by the way don’t work. Vaccination is a personal choice, but giving people the information they need to make that choice wisely is a vile attack on their dignity. It’s all about freedom and free markets, but this freedom doesn’t include the right of private businesses to protect their own workers and customers.

So none of this makes any sense — not, that is, unless you realize that Republican vaccine obstructionism isn’t about serving a coherent ideology, it was and is about the pursuit of power. A successful vaccination campaign would have been a win for the Biden administration, so it had to be undermined using any and every argument available.

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A Pillow of the Community 0

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Dis Coarse Discourse, Pretzel Logic Dept. 0

This torrent of demented drivel defending the Trumpettes’ attack on the Capitol a year ago yesterday astounds in its absurdity.

Let me summarize it for you: They were wrong but they had legitimate questions about the elect–they shouldn’t have done it but they were aggreiv–oh, hell. I’ll just go solve a maze instead.

He can’t bring himself to admit that they fell and are still falling for Trump’s Big Lie. Instead, he chooses to pretend that said lie was somehow legitimate.

We are a society of stupid.

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Remembrance of Things Past 0

Image:  Subpoena to Boebert, Cawthorn, Jordan, Gosar, Cruz, Hawley, etc.  The subpeona reads,

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Debunking De Bunk 0

In a long, detailed article, the AP’s David Klepper tears apart what his story identifies as “the five top falsehoods” about the January 6 insurrection, which are spreading in right-wing and “social” media. Here’s a bit of debunking; follow the link for the rest of de bunk.

CLAIM: THE RIOTERS WEREN’T VIOLENT

Dozens of police officers were severely injured. One Capitol Police officer who was attacked and assaulted with bear spray suffered a stroke and died a day later of natural causes.

Former Metropolitan Police Officer Michael Fanone, who rushed to the scene, said he was “grabbed, beaten, tased, all while being called a traitor to my country.” The assault stopped only when he said he had children. He later learned he had suffered a heart attack. Fanone resigned from the department in December 2021.

Rioters broke into the Senate chamber minutes after senators had fled under armed protection. They rifled through desks and looked for lawmakers, yelling, “Where are they?” In House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office, staffers hid under desks while rioters called out the name of the California Democrat.

That’s not how some Republican politicians have described the insurrection.

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Twits on Twitter 0

Five strikes and you’re out.

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The Voter Fraud Fraud 0

Warning: Short commercial at the end.

Here’s the news report David discusses.

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Gutting Out the Vote 0

Georgia county claims that closing all but one polling place will make voting easier.

In other news, down is up, left is right, and pigs have wings.

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The Voter Fraud Fraud, Village People Dept. 0

(Warning: Short commercial at the end.)

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When the Trump Campaign Went Viral . . . . 0

Read the article Farron discusses.

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All the News that Fits 0

Couple watching television.  Woman says,

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All the News that Fits, Deja Vu Dept. 0

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All the News that Fits 0

Fox news staffers’ texts reveal “the Trump Fox feedback loop.”

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The Coupprint 0

Will Bunch suggests that the plan of Donald Trump and his dupes, symps, and fellow travelers to overthrow the results of the 2020 election, as revealed in a Powerpoint presentation obtained from Mark Meadows, deserves far more attention than it’s getting. Here’s a bit from Bunch’s article; follow the link for the rest.

Even though it should have been obvious in real time — an angry mob, urged by Trump himself first to come to Washington on Jan. 6 and then to march on the U.S. Capitol, where there was a violent clash with police, injuring some 150 officers and killing five, thus disrupting Congress and the certification of Biden’s victory for hours — the new disclosures have brought into sharper focus what the president’s men knew and when they knew it. Jan. 6 was a far greater threat to American democracy than Watergate, or anything else that’s happened since the first shots at Fort Sumter. Now, the questions are becoming less about what we know, and more about … what are we going to do about this?

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The Voter Fraud Fraudsters 0

Florida Man and Florida Woman.

Have you noticed that, when persons are actually charged with casting fraudulent votes, it’s almost always for Republicans?

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“If You Can Keep It” 0

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A Pillow of the Community 0

See Farron’s source.

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The Lies of the Land 0

While we’re on the topic of truth . . . .

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