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Enter the Thought Police 0

Cancel culture, Republican style:

Indeed, years of anti-abortion rights advocacy and devout party organizing didn’t shield the typically understated Iowa Republican from retribution. Within a day of declaring that Trump should be impeached for his role in the deadly Capitol riot, Millage was forced to step down as chair of the Scott County GOP.

Much more at the link.

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The Rule of Lawless 0

Two Republican Elephants crouching under cover during the January 6 attack on the Capitol.  One says to the other,

Via Juanita Jean.

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The Healers 0

Ted Cruz and Lindsey Graham waving a Confederate flag in front of a traxhed Capitol as Josh Hawley shouts,

Via The Bob Cesca Show Blog.

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If One Standard Is Good, Two Must Be Better 0

Elizabeth Dye marvels at the Republican Party’s sudden conclusion that Executive Orders are bad. An excerpt:

We are old enough to remember when the president governed by using a Sharpie and Twitterphone to declare an emergency so he could seize congressionally allocated military funds to build a border wall — a massive usurpation of Congress’s spending power that provoked nary a whisper on the right. Because we are exactly two years old.

And if memory serves, there was a time when it was perfectly acceptable for the White House to freeze the defense allocation to an Eastern European ally whose leader wouldn’t knuckle under pressure to announce an investigation of a presidential candidate.

But those days are over.

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The Rule of Lawless 0

Senate GOP Elephant, dressed as the QAnon Shaman and flanked by Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz, looks at Nancy Pelosi, who is standing at a podium labeled

Via Job’s Anger.

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Rand Gestures 0

Warning: Short commercial at the 6:30 mark.

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If One Standard Is Good, Two Must Be Better 0

The editorial board of the Orlando Sentinel points out that

Republicans say they don’t like “cancel culture.”

In truth, they like it just fine when they’re the ones doing the canceling.

Follow the link for their evidence.

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A Tune for the Times 0

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Read the Footnotes 0

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel executes a tour-de-force debunking of duplicitous drivel.

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Dis Coarse Discourse 0

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Rand Gestures 0

What Atrios said.

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Gutting Out the Vote 0

They’re at it again.

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A Tune for the Times 0

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In Retrospect 0

MAGA-hatted man says to Sparky,

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Have Cake, Eat It Too 0

Man wearing Viking helmet waving

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“We’re the Victims Here” 0

Seth comments on Republicans’ reactions to the second impeachment of Donald Trump.

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Psychological Projection Personified 0

Republican Elephant and Democratic Donkey standing in the wreckage of the Capitol following the attack of the Trumpettes.  They are surrounded by wreckage, including the Stars and Bars, the U. S. Flag, a sign saying

Via The Bob Cesca Show Blog.

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Freedom of Screech, Reprise 0

At AL.com, Roy S. Johnson offers a primer on the First Amendment.

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The Elephant in the Room 0

Republican Elephant holding a bat and looming over the U. S. Capitol syas,

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The Festering 0

At The Philadelphia Inquirer, Susan Benesch makes the case that hate-full speech corrodes the polity, not all at once, but slowly, over time. A nugget:

Trump set his crowd on fire last week by saying, “You will never take back our country with weakness.” But that’s not what really brought about the attack on the Capitol. It was the steady flow of Trump’s love and lies over the past five years. It started with his 2016 campaign, when he told the audience at a rally to ”knock the crap out of” protestors and said he would “pay the legal fees.”

Every time Trump has made an inflammatory, hateful, and/or false remark since, journalists and Democrats called it out. But not Republicans, with the rarest of exceptions . . . .

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