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Republican Hypocrisy category archive

What’s in a Name? 0

The Arizona Republic’s E. J. Montini wants to know.

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Implements of Infiltration 0

Image:  Open toobox containing Donald Trump, Tucker Carlson, James Comer, Mike Johnson, and red-hatted man.  Caption:  Putin's Tools.

Michael in Norfolk has more.

Image via Job’s Anger.

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He Is His Owned Man 0

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson says,

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Mitch McConnell’s Parting Words 0

PoliticalProf decodes de code.

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The Hunt for Hunter 0

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Accessories after the Fact 0

Donald taunts Lady Justice as he runs away from her.  She is barred by a barrier labeled

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Courting Disaster 0

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Help-Less 0

Woman and child labeled

Via Job’s Anger.

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Courting Disaster 0

Seth calls out the con.

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“History Does Not Repeat Itself, but It Often Rhymes”* 0

At the Des Moines Register, David Skidmore looks at Republican obstructionism as regards aid to Ukraine and hears a rhyme.

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*Mark Twain.

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Republican Family Values 0

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Russian Impulses 0

Joseph D. Bastrimovich looks agog at the groveling.

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The Tactic (Updated) 0

Today’s Republican Party does not wish to govern.

It wishes to dictate.

If it cannot dictate, it refuses to govern.

Addendum:

Someone seems to agree.

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Double Standards and the Double Dealer 0

Isaac Bailey disagrees with Donald Trump’s and the Trumpettes’ claims that he is a victim of a double standard. Rather, argues Bailey, Trump has benefited from double standards throughout his life.

A snippet (emphasis added):

Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., recently said on Fox News that she sees “a two-tiered system of justice, a double standard, one for Donald Trump, and one for everybody else.”

She’s right. Despite overwhelming evidence of wrongdoing throughout his adult life, only now is Trump being charged or convicted of things such as fraud and being civilly held liable for rape.

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The Fifth Columnist 0

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The Rule of Flaw 0

At the Sacramento Bee, Erwin Chemerinsky wonders why the Trumpette’s don’t seem care–indeed, almost seem to relish–the impending indictments and existing judgements against Donald Trump. I commend his piece to your attention.

Here’s a tiny bit:

The core of the rule of law is that no one, not even the president, is above the law. If voters are willing to ignore Trump’s violations of the law, the message that sends about approving lawlessness is scary. If he wins the presidency, he surely would begin by believing that he need not follow the law and that his constituency will support him even when he blatantly violates it.

For decades, conservatives have identified themselves as the champions of “law and order.” It is ironic and perplexing that they could embrace a candidate who shows so little regard of the law.

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Russian Impulses 0

Frame One, captioned

Via Job’s Anger.

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Republican Family Values 0

“Suffer the children” is a Republican family value.

Aside:

See the comments that Thom mentioned regarding the Heritage Foundation at this link.

As one who trained as an historian specializing in U. S. Southern, it seems to me that the “heritage” that the “Heritage” Foundation claims to represent is little more than unreconstructed white Southerners’ myth of the “Lost Cause” dressed up in Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes.

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The Graham Cracker 0

Cliff Schecter minces no words as he parses the perfidy.

Via C&L, which has commentary.

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The Impeacher Men, Reprise 0

Jim Jordan, Boris Badenuv, and James Comer sit at a table behind a card labeled

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