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The Great Emaciator 0

Title:  The Alt-Right History of the Civil War:  the War of Heritage and Statues.'  Frame One:  Image of black man with slave ship in the background as a slaveholder who looks like Steve Bannon proffers a copy of


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The Warped Lens of the Perryscope 0

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Chorus Lyin’ 0

Image One, What Trump said:  We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides, on many sides!  Image Two, What Trump Said He said:  We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence (redacted, redacted, redacted).  Image Three, What Trump Is Always Saying: I (redacted) I (redacted) I (redacted) I (redacted) I (redacted) I (redacted) I (redacted).


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All the News that Fits 0

Mike muses on Trumpled TV. (Warning: Language.)

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The Panderers’ Party (Updated) 0

In the Portland Press-Herald, Roger Bowen reflects on the Republican Party’s denial of objective facts. He starts with Republicans’ denial of climate change, when is already affecting Maine’s lobster industry, and moves on to other issues. Here’s a bit (emphasis added):

Misrepresenting the science of climate change, claiming it is a “hoax” and telling untruths to bolster the party base are the tactics Trump’s Republican Party has employed with foolish consistency to the acclaim of little minds.

No surprise – America’s voting public is polarized, and partisan stances on climate change is but one example. . . .

To deny climate change is to repudiate the former president, much in the same way as to deny the beneficial effects of Obamacare, such as providing health insurance for the poor, is seen as an opportunity to reverse Obama’s success. If today’s Republican Party stands for anything, it stands for undoing Obama’s contributions to advancing the public good.

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A Question of Identity 0

In a larger column about the apparent survival of the Affordable Care Act, despite Mitch McConnell’s machinations, Paul Krugman serves up this gem:

Whenever I see someone castigating liberals for engaging in identity politics, I wonder what such people imagine the right has been doing all these years.

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Phoning It In 0

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Voices in His Head 0

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Running the Numbers 0

There’s no delusion like self-delusion.

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Health Care: Follow the Money 0

It leads right to health care CEOs.

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The Court Is in Sessions 0

If the facts don’t agree with your prejudices, just make stuff up.

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Disinformation 0

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The Name Game 0

Thom speaks with guest Greg Palast (Investigative Reporter, Filmmaker – The Best Democracy Money Can Buy, Contributor – Rolling Stone, BBC, and more) about the Trump administration’s “voter fraud” witch hunt lead by Mike Pence and Kris Kobach, which is officially underway.

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The Voter Fraud Fraud 0

Daniel Ruth has a few suggestions for other things Donald Trump’s “dubiously titled Commission on Election Integrity” should investigate when they have finished gutting out the vote.

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The Voter Fraud Fraud–Is It Psychological Projection? 0

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The Voter Fraud Fraud 0

Thom and his guest discuss the latest escalation of Republican efforts to gut out the vote.

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All the News that Fits 0

Newspaper box selling the

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Press Gaggle Goggle 0

Image:  Persons passing out VR goggles to crowd.  Caption:  Latest White House press briefing innovation, the distribution of virtual reality goggles.


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Ryan’s Derp 0

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