Political Theatre category archive
Emoluments 0
David follows the money.
The Rule of Lawless 0
In the midst of a longer piece regarding a U. S. District Attorney who was lawfully appointed, but whom the Trump maladministration fired 56 minutes after he was sworn in, Above the Law’s Joe Patrice reveals what may be behind said firing:
Trump wants to install prosecutors illegally and indefinitely without Senate approval.
Follow the link for context.
The Me Veneration . . . 0
. . . has a poster child.
A Tune for the Times 0
From the Youtube page:
Larry Lazuli knows that nothing says “trust me” quite like a Republican press release. If the Republicans say that the missing Mitch McConnell is doing great and possibly not only recovering, but preparing for an Iron Man competition, who are we to question that? Larry naturally took the whole kerfuffle and turned it into a swingin’ tune. He hopes you dig it like a gravedigger.
The Blame Gamers 0
Ring of Fire’s Josh Gay sees a method in the maliciousness. Indeed, he posits a pattern in the perfidious proclamations poisoning the polity and debasing the discourse.
The Patriot Gamers 0
Methinks Ron Mitchell makes a valid point.
Hoist on His Own Petard, Rule of Lawless Dept. 0
Above the Law reports on a federal judge’s ruling that Donald Trump can’t have his cake and eat it too. A snippet:
Follow the link for context.
The Rule of Lawless 0
In The Seattle Times, federal judges from the Western District of Washington state warn us the rule of law is in danger. They begin with a bit of history:
Read the whole article to learn why they believe this to be relevant to today.
American Stasi 0
Thom is not sanguine.
A Tune for the Times 0
Mangy Fetlocks sings about Donald Trump’s attempt to bring back the MeCarthyism and the Red Scare.
Republican Thought Police 0
Ring of Fire’s Josh Gay discusses the Trump maladministration’s attempt to desecrate the Smithsonian Museum. A quote from his commentary:
Telling the truth is not “activism.”
Republican Thought Police 0
A “social” media “inflencer” claims that, because she dared to exercise her freedom of speech to criticize the Trump maladministration on her feeds, she was prevented from attending a speech by J. D. Vance.
Afterthought:
On the bright side, she didn’t have to listen to J. D. Vance.