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Misdirection Play, McConnell’s Mendacity Dept. 0

Chris Hayes interviews Bernie Sanders about Republicans’ telling corporations to stay out of politics after their support of the Citizens United ruling.

On the same issue, PoliticalProf has a suggestion.

Video via C&L.

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The piper, the piper is calling–to be paid.

In the continuing fallout from the “Kraken” election suits, Wisconsin is seeking hundreds of thousands of dollars in attorneys’ fees from Donald Trump and Sidney Powell for their attempts to overturn the state’s election results via lawsuits that were “frivolous, dilatory, and without merit.”

Follow the link for a discussion of the merits of the case.

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Beyond the Voter Fraud Fraud 0

This is what happens when the voter fraud fraudsters start to believe their own lies.

Honest to Pete, Alfred P. Newman wouldn’t have bought this for a story line in Mad Magazine.

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Vaccine Nation 0

Marjorie Taylor Greene ramps up the Quazy.

The stupid. It burns.

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Facebook Frolics 0

Outdated frolics.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society,” Reprise 0

In a tour-de-force of truth, Seth skewers the sociopathic sophistries of the ammosexuals and their dupes, symps, and fellow travelers.

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The Courage of Their Conniptions, Reprise 0

Warning: Short commercial at the end. (Also, I haven’t worn a watch in years. I have cellphone with a clock.)

Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.

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That Was the Weekend That Was 0

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All That Was Old Is New Again 0

The Majority Report explores the continuing influence of the John Birch Society.

Read Ted Miller’s article.

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Vaccine Nation 0

The Rude One discusses an encounter with an acquaintance who declared that she was not going to get the COVID vaccine, citing all the “concerns” fomented by the right-wing disinformation complex. Here’s a bit of his piece:

This is the real cancel culture right here. It’s not Dr. Seuss shitcanning books with racist images. It’s not the genitals of Potato Heads. . . . No, the culture war that’s being fought that matters far more than any of that is on the minds of people when it comes to coronavirus and the vaccines. Then the disinformation being spread by the most-watched and -clicked conservative news sources is about life and death, not if you’ve got the sads because If I Ran the Zoo is hitting history’s dustbin.

Follow the link for the rude rest.

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Misdirection Play, Vaccine Nation Dept. 0

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Facebook Frolics 0

Frolicking with falsehoods.

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Gutting Out the Vote in Georgia 0

Frame One, captioned

Via Job’s Anger.

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“But I’m the Victim Here . . . .” 0

Dick Polman takes a stab at understanding why Trumpettes are so easily gulled (or immune to truth or deeply delusional–take your pick). A snippet:

Nevertheless, according to a new national poll, 58% of Trump voters believe that the Capitol riot was “mostly an antifa-inspired attack that only involved a few Trump supporters.” Did they not see with their own eyes and hear with their own ears the events that unfolded on national TV?

What best explains this disease of self-delusion? I’ll give it a try:

They never take responsibility for anything, they can never admit they were wrong about anything, and they need a bogeyman to blame, because they’re terminally invested in victimhood.

Follow the link for the rest.

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All the News that Fits, Gaming the Numbers Dept. 0

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Facebook Frolics 0

Super spreader frolics.

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All the News that Fits 0

PoliticalProf.

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All the News that Fits, Seussing It Out Dept. 0

David takes a look about the phony Dr. Seuss “cancellation” scamdal and tries to separate the truth from the right-wing gibberish. (Warning: Short ad stars at about the eight-and-a-half minute mark.)

As an aside, Dr. Seuss stories were not a part of my childhood, but they were certainly part of my kids’.

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