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Republican Hypocrisy category archive

Dis Coarse Discourse 0

Capitol police looks at a fire extinguisher case on the wall with befuddlement.  Next to it is a sign reading

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Truth in Labeling 0

At the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Mark Bernard argues that words matter. A nugget:

But there is one thing that particularly annoys me about the conservative newsletters — their constant use of the word “patriot” to describe the most-right-wing zealots.

Follow the link to see why he finds this annoying.

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“Move Along Now–Nothing To See Here” 0

Title:  Life in the Stupidverse--Special Insurrection Edition.  Frame One, captioned

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The Stand Not Taken 0

Daniel Ruth muses on the Florida Governor’s refusal to take a stand against Florida’s home-grown Nazis.

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The Whitewash 0

Bloodied tee-shirt reading

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A Republican False Flag Operation 0

Colin Kaepernick kneeling in front of an American flag as a Republican Elephant says,

Via Juanita Jean.

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Dis Coarse Discourse 0

A Capitol policeman lies prostrate next to a fire extinguisher.  Republican Elephant says,

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Gutting Out the Vote 0

Crocodile’s can have tears.

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All the News History that Fits 0

Hand and arm labeled

Image via Job’s Anger.

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Dis Coarse Discourse 0

John Wilkes Booth, as he assassinates Abraham Lincoln, exclaims,

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Republican Family Values 0

Florida Men.

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President Sisyphus 0

Joe Biden pushing a coronavirus up a hill against the rear end of a Republican Elephant as the Elephant says,

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Afterthought:

It does rather boggle the mind that Republicans have aligned themselves with an infectious disease as a political strategy.

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Dis Coarse (Legitimate Political) Discourse 0

The Arizona Republic‘s E. J. Montini notes that, in censuring Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger for agreeing to serve on the January 6 Committee of the House of Representatives, the notice of censure referred to the January 6 insurrection as “legitimate political discourse.” In the light of that, Montini has some questions for Republicans.

Here are two of them; follow the link for the others.

One might ask, for example, “Do you consider using bear spray on law enforcement officers legitimate political discourse?” Because that happened on Jan. 6 at the U.S. Capitol.

And, “Do you believe that legitimate political discourse includes defecating in the Capitol and then spreading the feces in the hallways?” Because that also took place.

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Cancel Culture, Republican Style 0

Florida snowflakes want to cancel reality.

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A Question of Identity Politics 4

At the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Kevin McDermott has a wonder:

So — when Reagan, and then Trump, each limited the pool of acceptable candidates to only women, everyone was fine with it. (Democrats objected to Barrett’s specific record, not to Trump’s earlier vow to pick a woman.) But when Biden specifies it’s going to be a Black woman, suddenly Republicans find it “offensive” and “affirmative racial discrimination” and decry the “race/gender litmus test.”

What do you suppose is the difference here? . . .

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A Poor Wardrobe Choice 0

Two Republican Elephants stand over a pile of books.  One is pouring gasoline onto the pile.  The other, wearing a

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A Tune for the Times 0

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Ipso Facto 0

The Arizona Republic’s E. J. Montini comments on a law progresssing through the Arizona legislature to ban teaching critical race theory in schools, where it is not taught. A snippet:

. . . as Victor Ray, a sociologist who works with the Brookings Institution, so succinctly points out, “Making laws outlawing critical race theory confirms the point that racism is embedded in the law.”

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The Voter Fraud Fraudsters 0

Village People.

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If One Standard Is Good, Two Must Be Better 0

The hypocrisy leaves one speechless.

Via C&L.

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