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The Crux of the Cruz 0

Newscaster reading report about Ted Cruz announcing his candidacy at Jerry Falwell's Liberty so-called University.  Report ends with

Via the Bob and Chez Show Blog.

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Visions Delusions of the Fall Foul 0

It seems that one of the constructs of the racist right way is something called “white genocide,” which, as near as I can figure out, means not getting their racist right-wing way and therefore not returning, if not to slavery, at least to Jim Crow.

Don’t believe me? Listen to the audio at the link.

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Patriot Games 2

A 67-year-old Marietta, Georgia man is accused of planting a backpack containing two pipe bombs in an Atlanta-area public park in order to frighten the public and sow fear of Islamic terrorism.

According to Atlanta’s Channel 2 News, conservative “patriot” Michael Sibley confessed to police that he was trying to educate people that terror strikes can happen anywhere and without warning when he planted the bombs last November.

Words fail me.

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News, Ripped from the Ticker 0

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Facebook Frolics 0

The idea of a black man in the White House continues to drive Republicans bonkers.

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The Party with the Fringe on Top . . . 0

Obama saying,

Via Job’s Anger.

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Eye of the Beholder 0

Man reading from newspaper:

Via Bob Cesca’s Awesome Blog.

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Signs of the Times 0

Steven M. savages wingnuts’ compulsion to hurl feces at those with whom they differ.

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Twits on Twitter 0

Yet another racist twit.

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No Huddled Masses Need Apply 0

Jim Wright looks at the current kerfuffle over immigration and pulls no punches. Here’s a bit of one of his typically long and scathing posts (emphasis added):

It’ll (immigration reform–ed.) be decided in the court because the Legislature not only refuses to do its job, they refuse to allow the president to do his.

Republicans say the government is broken, and they’re going to keep on breaking it until they’re proven right.

Read the whole thing.

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None Dare Call It Terrorism 0

In the Charlotte Observer, Glenda Gilmore, an ex-pat North Carolinian now living in Connecticut, comments on the case of Craig Hicks, who killed three Muslim students for reasons that remain unclear.* A snippet:

If Hicks had been a Muslim, the press would have immediately branded him a terrorist, which of course he is. Would Craig Stephen Hicks have shot me, a white woman old enough to be his mother, over a parking dispute at our apartment complex? I think not.

Read more »

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True Believers 0

Disconnects:  Islamist Jihadi:  No connection to Islam.  Klansman:  No connection to Christianity.  Wingnut saying,

Via Job’s Anger.

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Know Them by the Company They Keep 0

Joe Conason contemplates the Republican Party’s incoming House whip, Steve Scalise, fellow traveler of white supremacists.

The unsavory story of Rep. Steve Scalise, Louisiana Republican and House majority whip, should serve as a clear warning to the leaders of the Republican Party. They need to ask why their message attracts some of the most despicable elements in American society — and why they can’t effectively reject those extremists.

Follow the link for Conason’s thoughts on the matter.

My thoughts are quite simple. Richard Nixon set out to capture the bigot vote with his odious Southern Strategy. The bigot vote now has captured the Republican Party.

Via Progressive Populist.

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Twits on Twitter 0

A twit “really isn’t consequential.”

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None Dare Call It Terrorism . . . 0

. . . even though it is.

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“Don’t Go There” 0

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All the News that Fits, Professional Liars Dept. 0

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Facebook Frolics 0

When frolickers drop the mask.

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Whitewashing Terrorism 0

Chauncey Devega and Mike discuss, “When is terrorism not terrorism?”

Read Devega’s post-interview comments.

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Twits on Twitter 0

Yet another hate-full twit.

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