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The Rule of Lawless 0

At the Las Vegas Sun, Robert Elliott offers a bill of particulars.

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A Poem for Today 0

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“Fog of Lies” 0

Thom discusses how billionaires are spending to skew dis coarse discourse.

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Republican Family Values 0

Title:  The G. O. P. Settles on a Message for the Midterms.  Image:  Republican elephant holding a hammer stands in front of hospital fronted by a

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It’s All about the Algorithm 0

David talks about how the algorithm squelched one of his videos and the implications thereof for dis coarse discourse.

Aside:

If you click to “watch on Youtube,” you will find a link the video that David argues was squelched.

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A Tune for the Times 0

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The Mission Statement 0

Sign reading

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A Tune for the Times 0

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Vaccine Nation 0

The Republican thought police are now coming for scientific research about vaccines.

We are a society of stupid.

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Ever Feel like You’re Living Inside a TV Show?
Maybe You Are.
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Man and woman watching televison.  Woman asks,

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A Tune for the Times 0

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A Real Estate Development 0

Farron discusses the Trump maladministration’s farcical legal action against the National Trust for Historic Preservation for having the unmitigated gall to take issue with his wanton destruction of public property, i. e., the East Wing of the White House.

Read the news report that Farron references.

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The Crypto Con 0

From the Youtube page:

A story broke this weekend which exposed that the founder and leader of Reform UK, Nigel Farage, had been gifted £5 million by a Thai cryptocurrency billionaire shortly before announcing his intention to stand for election. It is another example of how while claiming to be a man of the people – Farage is actually raking it in, and beholden to the super-rich and exploiting their resource and control of media to make a bid for power and policies that will benefit them. On Sunday he withdrew from a BBC interview at the last minute, hoping that avoiding questions (before Thursday’s local elections across the UK) will allow him to benefit from voters’ anger at the failings of the main two parties.

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The Art of the Con 0

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Turnabout 0

As my old professor of the early federal period, Professor Shade, was fond of saying, “History is irony.”

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Republican Family Values 0

Thom talks with Alex Lawson about how Republican policies are destroying rural hospitals and eroding health care to enable billionaires to buy more yachts.

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The Supreme Courtiers 0

The six Supreme Court justices appointed by Republicans carry Donald Trump on their shoulders in a sedan chair towards autocracy.

Via Job’s Anger.

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The Disqualifier 0

Robert Reich offers a theory as to what would disqualify someone from being a member of Donald Trump’s cabinet. A snippet; follow the link for his reasoning.

You can be Secretary of Defense (War) and cause the mightiest military in the world to be brought to its knees, and still keep your job in the Trump regime.

You can be in charge of public health and cause measles to reemerge as a major hazard to Americans, and still keep your job.

You can be illegally enriching yourself and your family as Commerce Secretary, and still keep your job.

But you’ll be fired for actively and unnecessarily getting bad press.

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Stray Thought 0

Under a properly run government, citizens are not continually surprised by what their government just did and don’t find themselves worrying about what the heck it’s going to do next.

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A Tune for the Times 0

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