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Flint-Hearted 0

Picture of water cooler that looks like Michigan governor Rick Snyder saying,


Click to see the original image.

Aside:

What happened in Flint is what happens when you “run the government like a business.”

The business model of choice amongst those who would “run the government like a business” is invariably Enron.

Afterthought:

The cartoonist left out “racism.”

This is America.

Never leave out “racism.”

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Senate Republicans: Putting in a Good Day’s Shirk 0

Caption:  What if everyone did their jobs like the Senate.  Image one:  Senate saying,

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How Stuff Works, Planned Incompetence Dept. 0

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The Voices in His Head 0

Image One:  Republican Elephant holding paper with headline,
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Strict Constructionists 0

Mitch McConnell backed by angry elephants saying,

Via The Bob and Chez Show Blog.

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Shocked! (Just As Claude Rains Was Shocked! by Gambling at Rick’s) 2

Via C&L, which has more from the transcript.

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Chris-Crossed, Responsible Fiscal Dept. 0

Image:  Bag of money labeled


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The Bullies’ Pulpit 0

Echidne has more (via Atrios).

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Flint-Hearted 0

In related news, Governor Snyder’s highest aides knew that Snyder’s policies were homicidal.

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Literature Goes Live 0

Just as in the boook, Frankenstein fears the monster.

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Seth Meyers: Conservatives Feeling the Bern 0

Via Raw Story.

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Republican Family Values . . . 0

. . . are a con and a scam, a show for the rubes, as a tinkling cymbal or a sounding brass, signifying nothing.

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Who’s Eligible To “Advise and Consent” 0

Noz does the math.

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Kasich’s Moderate Masquerade 0

Remember, in Wingnut World, “moderate” means someone who screws the polity politely, without all that unseemly gloating.

Via C&L.

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The Party of Nixon 0

At The Nation, Gary Younge points out that Donald Trump, despite the protestations or the Republican “establishment” (whatever that is) is the heir to half a century of racist Republican tactics since Richard Nixon started the “Southern strategy.” A snippet:

For a generation, the party ha(s) galvanized its base on precisely this kind of message, only more artfully put and more plausibly denied. So when Trump rails against political correctness—which always goes down well on the stump—he’s really just calling for a return to unbridled hate speech. No wonder he comes first in a crowded pack for those Republican voters who want a candidate who “tells it like it is.”

Trump’s rallies are also unburdened by either actual policies or tangible facts. He just says stuff—whatever comes into his head, it seems—and people cheer or laugh, but rarely call him on it. Whether it’s true or consistent really doesn’t matter.

Read it, then read the Rude One’s rude take on Trumpery.

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Strict Obstructionism, Reprise 0

Six Republican pallbearers carrying coffin containing Article II of the Constitution to the graveyard as Mitch McConnell says,

In related news, Josh Marshall attempts to dissect the lie.

Image via The Bob and Chez Show Blog.

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It’s Not Tradition 0

It’s an attempt at a coup d’etat, deliberate defiance of the rule of law.

Words fail me.

Read more »

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Strict Obstructionism 0

Dick Polman is trying to solve a word search problem.

Help me out here. I’m searching the U.S. Constitution for the passage which says that a president shall nominate Supreme Court justices with the Senate’s advice and consent unless that president is a lame-duck Democrat.

Surely that passage must be somewhere in Article II, but alas I can’t seem to spot it. I have to assume it’s there because the Republicans seem to believe it’s there, and we all know that the Republicans – in the spirit of the late Antonin Scalia – revere the literal language as crafted by the Founders.

Follow the link to see how he works it out.

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“Secret Senate Rules” 0

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All Torn Up 0

Cartoon about the death of Antonin Scalia:  Image:  Republican tearing up the Constitution.  Caption:  The five stages of GOP Grief:  1) Denial  2) Anger 3)  Hypocrisy  4)  Opportunism  5)  Obstruction

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