Republican Hypocrisy category archive
If One Standard Is Good, Two Must Be Better 0
David highlights the hypocrisy (warning: short commercial at the end, which you needn’t watch, but what comes before it is well worth a listen).
The Witch Trial 0
Seth dissects the duplicity of Republicans’ effort to impeach President Biden for the high crime and misdemeanor of not being a racist bigoted Putin tool.
“I Know You Are But What Am I,” Reprise 0
The Rude One analyzes the Republican game plan. (Warning: Rudeness.)
Courting Disaster 0
Gene Collier, writing at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, fears that the current Supreme Supremacist Court is forsaking the rule of law for the rule of flaw. A snippet:
Follow the link to see why he said that.
A Voter Fraud Fraudster 0
Have you noticed that, when one gets caught, he or she almost always turn out to be a Republican?
Our Polite Society 0
Thom discusses America’s most exceptional exceptionalism.
The Squeaker of the House 0
. . . foments disorder in the House.
Republican Family Values 0
At the Tampa Bay Times, Daniel Ruth comes out of retirement to call out the con(s).
The Party of the New Secesh 0
In a letter to the editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Gerald Kreienkamp argues that Republicans aren’t even trying to hide it anymore.
Kevin McCarthy Plays “What’s My Spine?” 0
Farron points out that Kevin McCarthy lacks the courage of his conniptions.
If One Standard Is Good, Two Must Be Better 0
Looking at recent shenanigans involving the North Carolina state supreme court, UNC law professor Gene Nichol suggests that they embody a simple principle:
Argle Bargle 0
At Above the Law, Liz Dye looks at the latest I-guess-you-have-to-call-them arguments and tries to make sense out of the senseless. What it boils down to, natch, is attempting to use the law to argue that Donald Trump is exempt from the law.
A sample:
Still Rising Again after All These Years 0
UNC lap professor Gene Nichol questionss Republicans’ efforts to gut out the (black) vote in North Carolina. Here’s one of his questions:
More questions at the link.
The Hunter Becomes the Hunter 0
Hunter Biden is starting fight back in court. Here’s a bit from the report at Above the Law:
“That outside pressure culminated in Special Counsel Weiss’s then changing course and bringing this Indictment on September 14 against Mr. Biden, charging three felony counts for the same gun and same facts that just a few months prior Mr. Weiss had agreed to divert under a pre-trial diversion agreement,” his lawyer Abbe Lowell wrote.
I have no doubt that if Hunter’s last name were, just to pick something out thin air, Smith or Jones, the not-much-of-a-burger case against him would have never gotten as far as it has.
