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Believe It! or Don’t 0

Sarah Huckabee Sanders in front of White House saying, Click for the original image.

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The Rule of Lawless 0

Dick Polman explores why Trump’s dupes, symps, and fellow-travelers couldn’t care less about indictments or law-breaking.

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Facebook Frolics 0

To paraphrase the classic Warner Brothers cartoon, “They are gremlins, from the Kremlin.”

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The Eye of the Beholder 0

Frame One:  Man looking at television news of Trump scandals, saying,

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Misdirection Play, Twits on Twitter Dept. 0

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Twits on Twitter 0

Spin city.

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Their Money’s Worth 0

Terrorist saying,

Via Job’s Anger.

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Timid Woodland Creatures 0

GOP Elephant in the Magic Forest meeting Alice, the Tin Man, and the Scarecrow.  Elephant says,

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If you are not able to view the image, I think it’s safe to day that gocomics.com is having issues tonight.

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AWOL 0

Brian Greenspun, publisher of the Las Vegas Sun, remarks on the timidity and perfidy of those few Republicans who have dared protest the Trumpling of the Republican Party. He speaks directly of Senators Flack and Corker A nugget:

To avoid the messy losses come Election Day — it is called being primaried from the far right — these “moderate Republicans” are opting out. They are leaving the field of political battle and the unhealthy discourse to others.

OK, that would be fine I suppose in another world. But in Trump’s world, when the people who profess a modicum of sanity are forced out of the asylum, that leaves the certifiable ones in charge.

Do please read the rest.

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Hat Trick 0

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Unholy Matrimony 0

Donald Trump as hustband wearing a Click for the original image.

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Trumpling the EPA 0

Two men in EPA uniforms removing

Via The Bob Cesca Show Blog.

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Unable to Look Away . . . . 0

At Psychology Today Blogs, Steven Schlozman likens what’s happening in Washington to the plot of a horror movie, with one teeny-tiny difference:

At the end of the day, we like horror stories because they’re fiction. A good scary movie allows us to think about what we might do in less outlandish but similar scenarios.

What’s happening in Washington is real, though.

Follow the link for his reasoning.

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Twits on Twitter 0

Banned twits.

Aside:

What’s that old saying about the horse and the barn door?

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Political Circus 0

Donald Trump as ringmaster to GOP Elephant tottering on a stand:  You knew what you signed up for, didn't you?

Via Juanita Jean.

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Empty Gestures 0

Seth points out that retreating from the fray does not change the fray.

Dick Polman provides a contrast.

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Real Big Men 0

Alfred Doblin muses on the state of “manhood” (whatever that is) and concludes that it has been Trumpled.

A snippet:

Too many men believe the art of the deal is more important than the actual deal itself. Getting away with it is not an accomplishment worthy of praise. It is not manly in the least.

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Cavalcade of Crazy 0

Aside:

I particularly like Olbermann’s coinage, “self-servatives.”

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Tilting at Windbags 0

Oh, my.

Attorneys for the GOP and its leaders asked a federal judge to dismiss a Virginia Beach Republican’s lawsuit accusing the political party of fraud and racketeering for not abolishing the Affordable Care Act after raising money promising to do so. The lawsuit argues that the donations should be returned.

Y’know, I think he’s onto something here. The Republican Party may indeed be subject to a RICO action, but not for the reasons this fellow thinks. After all, they nominated a Godfa–oh, never mind.

Details at the link.

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By the Numbers . . . 0

Thom asks, “Is this the America you wanted?”

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