Republican Hypocrisy category archive
If One Standard Is Good, Two Must Be Better 0
Republicans: Loan forgiveness for me, but not for thee.
The Climates They Are a-Changing 0
Meanwhile, a Kansas Republican wants to have his cake and eat it too.
The Rule of Flaw 0
The writer of a letter to the editor of the Law Vegas Sun nominates the oafs of office.
A Disgruntled Founding Father 0
Brian Greenspun, publisher of the Las Vegas Sun, suggests that, on this Father’s Day, the “Father of our country” would be less than happy with the behavior of some of our country’s current inhabitants. He spotlights their spinelessness (emphasis added):
Imagine how Washington would have felt about people like Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., who just can’t bring himself to condemn the acts for which Trump has been charged.
(snip)
And how do you think President Washington would feel about the rest of the motley crew of elected Republicans in the Senate and the House who roar in favor of law and order and run from the need to stand up for it because it would put them at odds with their fearless and feckless leader?
The complete piece is worth your while.
The Party of Law and Order, Reprise 0
Thom decodes de code.
Who Can You Trust? 0
F. T. Rea wants to know.
The Rule of Flaw 0
Methinks that Zandar has a point.
If One Standard Is Good, Two Must Be Better 0
Michael Paul Williams finds himself dismayed at the willingness of the self-styled “law and order” party to look the other way when the (most credibly) accused is Donald Trump. A tiny bit from his article (emphasis added):
The entire piece is worth your while.
Gutting Out the Vote 0
The editorial board of The Charlotte Observer dissects North Carolina’s Republicans’ plan to take over everything. A snippet:
Follow the link for their evidence.
“A Labyrinth of Lies” 0
Joy Reid talks with George Conway about how one thing is not like the other thing.
(Spellink error correxted.)
The Rule of Flaw 0
The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Will Bunch minces no works in sharing his theory as to why Donald Trump’s dupes, symps, and fellow travelers are rallying so fiercely to Trump’s defense. A snippet; follow the link for his reasoning.
The indictment of Donald Trump is the most powerful symbol imaginable that for some people — but especially the white conservative dudes who love him the most — their obscene notion of freedom might no longer apply.