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Twits on Twitter 0

Prevaricating poll pirate twits.

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“Get Off the Train” 0

Via C&L.

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Empty Suits 0

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The Interferer-in-Chief 0

Nickolas Kristoff notes the subversion. A nugget (emphasis added):

Yet what Trump has already done is what the Russians have always tried to do: cast doubt on American elections and destabilize the United States. The 2018 federal indictment of Russian election hackers alleged that they were engaged in “information warfare against the United States of America,” by fostering confusion and distrust that impair the integrity of elections and damage the legitimacy of the government that emerges. That’s precisely what Trump is now doing. He may hug and kiss American flags and pretend to be a great patriot, but this is a betrayal of our country.

And a lot of damn fools are taking the bait.

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Facebook Frolics 0

False flag frolics.

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The Lies of the Land 0

Peter Baker takes inventory. A snippet:

Born amid made-up crowd size claims and “alternative facts,” the Trump presidency has been a factory of falsehood from the start, churning out distortions, conspiracy theories and brazen lies at an assembly-line pace that has challenged fact-checkers and defied historical analogy.

Follow the link for the evidence.

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All the News that Fits 0

Frame One:  Man watching televison says to wife,

Via Juanita Jean.

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The Voter Fraud Fraud 0

Susan Estrich points out that the voter fraud fraud is little more than a massive misdirection play.

The Republicans aren’t afraid of fraud. They are afraid that the more people who vote, the more likely Joe Biden is to win.

Follow the link for her reasoning.

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Huntering for a Misdirection Play 0

At The Boston Globe, Joan Vennochi offers a theory as to why the Trump campaign is making such a fuss about Joe Biden’s progeny. A snippet (emphasis added):

Trump’s strategy is clear. His own children are brazenly trading on the Trump family name to advance the Trump Organization’s business interests. Changing the subject to “What about Hunter Biden?” becomes a way to project the corruption spotlight onto the Bidens and away from the Trumps. Plus, if the final weeks of the campaign are all about Hunter Biden, that allows Trump to distract from what are the real issues: Trump’s failed leadership, especially regarding the coronavirus pandemic; Trump’s ongoing commitment to dividing the country by race and political ideology, rather than trying to unite it; and Trump’s utter lack of character, integrity, and honesty.

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The Voter Fraud Fraud 0

Man and woman relazing on roof of apartment building.  Man says,

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Employment Opportunities 0

Man says,

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Twits on Twitter 0

Yet another lying twit who did bother to check the facts.

(Broken link fixed.)

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The Voter Fraud Fraud 0

See the news report that David is discussing.

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A Diabolical Plot 0

Caption:  Meeting of the diabolical

Via The Bob Cesca Show Blog.

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Suffer the Children–It’s Republican Policy 0

In an article carried by the Las Vegas Sun, Tim Stellar dissects the lies the Trump administration has used to defend its practice of separating migrant children from their parents.

He explores four specific lies. Follow the link for a detailed debunking of each one.

  • Lie 1. DHS did not have a policy of separating families to deter migration
  • Lie 2: Separating migrant families is just like arresting American parents
  • Lie 3: Obama and Bush separated families like this, too
  • Lie 4: Family separation has ended

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Lowering the Barr 0

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Gutting Out the Vote 0

PoliticalProf.

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Notes from the Reopening 0

At the Idaho State-Journal, Nick Geir argues that we are in no way returning to normalcy (remember normalcy?). A snippet (emphasis in the original):

US virus cases up 17 percent; deaths up 5 percent

“Out of control” most aptly describes government mismanagement in the U.S., Brazil and India. A Donald Trump-inspired premature opening of American businesses and schools, primarily in the South, led to record number of cases and deaths in July. Memorial Day celebrations may have been a primary driver.

Trump’s fatuous claim that “we have turned the corner,” belies a Labor Day spike and the opening of schools, colleges and universities. Virus cases are up 17 percent two weeks after a holiday and deaths have increased 5 percent.

Follow the link for the evidence.

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Facebook Frolics 0

Buckeye State Republicans’ falsehood frolics.

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Twits on Twitter 0

Voter fraud fraud twits.

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