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The Bully’s Pulpit, Reprise 0

Republican Elephant labled

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Precedented 0

Steve Bousquet, columnist for the Florida Sun Sentinel reminds Florida’s Governor DeSantis that, to paraprhase Mark Twain, history may not repeat itself, but it often rhymes.

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Trumpling a Judge 0

Title:  Trump Law, I Gotta Be Me.  Frame One:  Judge says to a sad-faced Donald Trump,

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Still Rising Again after All These Years, Meet
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society”
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Open season in Texas.

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The Week in Rebuke 0

Frame One, Title:  The Week that Was:  Checking in on the Party of Small Government, Personal Liberty, and Respect for the Rule of Law.  Frame Two, captioned

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A Rand Gesture 0

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The Refugee 0

In the Tampa Bay Times, a Florida mother explains why the hate-full antics of Florida’s Governor DeSantis have convinced her to take her family and leave the state.

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CPAC Unpacked 0

Stephen unpacks the CPAC crazy.

The truly chilling thing is that so many persons are onboard with the crazy.

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The Bullies’ Pulpit 0

Stephanie Hayes thinks she has identified the location of said pulpit.

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The Gag Order 0

Florida Man.

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The Oathkeeper 0

Title:  MTG's Pledge of Allegiance.  Immage:  Marjorie Taylor Greene with her hand over her heart facing a flag bearing an arithmetic division symbol.

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Word Prey 0

The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Angry Grammarian thinks he may have identified the word in the right-wing’s crosshairs:

I’ve written previously about how the right stole woke and turned it into a derisive insult. A surge in national conversations about antiracism in recent years provoked a desire for an anti-antiracist response that didn’t sound so . . . racist. Woke–with its shifting part of speech and malleable definition–provided an opening.

Now it’s intersectionality’s turn.

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It’s Celebration Time, Come On! 0

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Gene Collier remarks on how one celebrant observed President’s Day. A snippet (emphasis added); follow the link for the complete piece.

While most Americans limit their Presidents Day celebrations to an earnest evaluation of whether it’s time for a new mattress, some have resolved to avoid holiday mattress sales altogether because they’re still embarrassed that they thought firm, plush, and pillow-top were the names of the Spice Girls. . . .

But most American are not Marjorie Taylor Greene, congresswoman from Georgia, who celebrated Presidents Day by honoring her favorite president, Jefferson Davis.

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A Notion of Immigrants, Suffer the Children Dept. 0

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Q. How Many Idiots Does It Take To Establish an Idiocracy? 0

A. Not many.

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“No Room at the Inn” 0

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

The sore loser.

Afterthought:

I trust you realize that this meets the textbook definition of terrorism, i. e., violent acts to induce fear for political gain.

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“Facts Are What People Think” 0

Florida Man.

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A Tune for the Times 0

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Republican Family Values 0

Frame One:  Voice comes from the Capitol saying,

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