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Correlation Is Not Causation 0

Then, again . . . .

Bette Middler Tweet:  Three in four Americans believe the Benghazi hearings were politically motivated.  Meanwhile, one in four Americans never turn off Fox News.

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The Voter Fraud Fraud 0

Man with money bag for head--callout says,


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In a Nutshell 0

Dick Polman sums up the Republicans’ Benghazi farce:

And, oh, how Trey Gowdy and his fellow sleuths tried and tried. I felt I was watching the Cubs again.

Follow the link for the play-by-play.

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The Voter Fraud Fraud 0

Cartoon lampooning Republican efforts to keep citizens from voting.

Via Job’s Anger.

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The Scam Cycle 0

Noz explains the workings of the eternal exercise wheels of Republican scamdals. A snippet:

Republican in pilgrim outfit:  Persons say our Benghazi hearings are a witch hunt.  That's not true!   (Holds up torch) We've already found the witch.

We have seen this over and over again recently. The GOP comes up with some line, they try it and it flops. But they can’t ever acknowledge that the line was no good so they blame someone else for the flop (often the “liberal media”) and they try it again. Even if it flops again, they will try it over and over, and they will continue trying it even when it becomes clear that the line is becoming a liability.

Aside:

Noz misplet “librul media.”

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Deja Vu All Over Again 0

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Mr. GOP Is Stepping Out on Mrs. Truth 0

GOP in bed pulling sheets to chin next to witch labeled


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The “Misdirection Play” 0

At Talking Points Memo, Jason Sanford explains how the Republican Party has raised the Misdirection Play to a high art.

Just read it.

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Lies and Lying Liars 0

Republicans make stuff up.

It’s what they do, because the facts lean left.

The narrator’s faith that

you can’t win the argument if you don’t have the facts

is touchingly heartwarming.

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Lies and Lying Liars 0

Proposed headline: Hen House Strikes Back at Fox.

Two Fox News interviews about about Muslim “no-go-zones” that aired last January violated U.K. broadcast laws, the country’s communications regulator ruled Monday.

Fox News was found in breach of British broadcast code that says, “Factual programmes or items or portrayals of factual matters must not materially mislead the audience.”

More at the link.

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“Trickeration” 0

The phony “war on police.”

Below the fold in case it autoplays.

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Lies and Lying Liars 0

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The Voter Fraud Fraud 0

Black folks viewing wall between themselves and voting booth:  Republicans love walls.

Image via Juanita Jean.

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The Voter Fraud Fraud 0

Maze of restrictions.  Republican in the center of the maze says,


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Dubya’s Web 0

Jeb Bush caught in a spider web labeled

Via Job’s Anger.

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Family Lies Ties 0

“The Smart One” forgets about his brother’s signal accomplishment. Daniel Ruth sets him straight:

If you want to take issue with Obama’s management of Iraq, fine, fair enough. Hand-wring away. But in the end, there is only one person responsible for today’s Persian Gulf calamity, and Jeb needs to look no further than the family tree to find his feckless older brother, George W. Bush, as the prime architect of Iraq’s anarchy.

It was George W. Bush and his handpicked stooges who literally lied the United States into an unnecessary war with a nation that had absolutely nothing to do with the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States. But you didn’t hear that in Jeb Bush’s speech.

It was because of his brother’s ineptitude and lack of understanding of the Middle East and the Persian Gulf region that after hostilities began, the Bush administration all but assured neighboring Iran would now have a compliant, albeit corrupt, ally. But you didn’t hear that in Jeb Bush’s remarks at the Reagan shrine.

More straight-setting at the link.

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Teabag Arithmetic 0

BadTux explains how it works.

Here’s one of his analogies:

I estimate that I will need to purchase approximately $36,000 worth of food over the next ten years. Is that a debt? According to the methodology CACS (“Caliornians for Common Sense”*–ed.) is using, it is — they count future expenses as being debts.

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*In the political theatre, it’s almost certain that any performance billed as “common sense” isn’t.

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Chris-Crossed 0

Chris Christie makes more stuff up.

Governor Christie rattled off a lot of numbers in the first chance he had to answer a question at the Fox News Republican debate Thursday night. But one number he used, and one he has repeated over the months campaigning for president, is misleading.

In response to a question about his seemingly poor economic rec­ord in New Jersey – nine credit downgrades, 44th nationally in job growth and one pension fund crisis – Christie said that when he came into office, “we balanced an $11 billion deficit on a $29 billion budget by cutting over 800 programs in the state budget.”

Christie did do a lot of cutting, but he did not eliminate an $11 billion deficit in the yearly state budget.

Follow the link to the separate truth from the lies.

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All the News that Fits, Spin Cycle Dept. 0

Steven M dissects the Foxification of a news story.

It’s a true tale of magickal mystickal transmogrification.

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Twits on Twitter 0

Lying Republican twits.

Honest to Pete, you couldn’t make this stuff up.

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