Republican Hypocrisy category archive
Misdirection Play, Patriot Gamers Dept. 0
Jack Bernard looks up “patriot” and “mandate” in a dictionary and discovers that they don’t mean what the right-wing would have you think they mean.
A Notion of Immigrants, Bordeline Disorder Dept. 0
Warning: Mild language.
You Don’t Count . . . 0
. . . if you aren’t counted.
Freedom of Screech 0
The Arizona Republic’s E. J. Montini points out the Arizona state senator Wendy Rogers does not understand the concept of “freedom of speech.” Here’s a tiny bit of what he says:
Follow the link for his reasoning.
Republican Family Values 0
Honest to Betsy, you can’t make this stuff up.
“A Clear and Present Danger” 0
Tony Norman sounds the alarm.
The Marketplace of Ideas, Reprise
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Writing at the Austin American-Statesman, Tom Leatherbury argues that recent attempts by right-wingers to control censor the content of school libraries and reading lists smells of authoritarianism. A snippet:
The Voter Fraud Fraud 0
Yet more evidence that Republicans’ charges of Democratic voter fraud stem from psychological projection . . . .
The Marketplace of Ideas
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David argues that, despite Republicans’ claims, “cancel culture” is a Republican thing.
How the Grumblers Cookie 0
Afterthought:
It’s clear that these right-wingers have never read Plato’s Symposium.
Indeed, methinks they’ve never read Plato. Or Locke. Or Kant. Or, for that matter, much of anything at all.
Russian Impulses 0
The Arizona Republic’s E. J. Montini tries to remember, just what was the word for providing aid and comfort to an enemy?
The Privilege Flew 0
Florida Republicans are turning on Disney since the entertainment company had the unmitigated gall to criticize their hate-full “Don’t Say Gay” law.
The Orlando Sentinel’s Scott Maxwell follows the money. A nugget:
But none of these state lawmakers gave a flying fairy about all the special treatment and incentive deals Disney received until Disney stood up for LGBTQ families and said it was financially cutting off the politicians.
“Vote Early and Often” 0
It’s a Republican thing.
Afterthought:
No wonder they are so willing to believe Trump’s Big Lie. They are willing to cheat, so it’s easy for them to believe that others cheat too.