Republican Lies category archive
America Stasi 0
Under the rule of law, adjudicate and retaliate do not rhyme.
Under the rule of flaw, it seems that they may.
Spun City 0
David argues that the Trump maladministration has chosen to live in a fantasy world, specifically as regards the war that Donald Trump chose to start by attacking Iran. (Warning: Short commercial at the end.)
The Rule of Lawless 0
At Above the Law, Jonathan Wolf analyzes claims that vandals have attacked the Reflecting Pool and concludes
And what else would you expect? Trump thinks he is going to be remembered as a builder in Washington, but he is going to be remembered as the city’s vandal in chief..
Follow the link for context.
Blooming Algae—->Booming Lies 0
Steve M. marvels at the true believers who are so willing to believe their true deceiver.
Ergo Cogito Ergo 0
PoliticalProf notes that, as far as Trump and the Trumpettes are concerned, lack of evidence is ipso facto evidence.
Indoctrination Nation 0
Apparently, the Republican thought police are ready to follow you wherever you go, even into the movie theatre.
American Exceptionalism 0
PoliticalProf notices something exceptional.
Gutting Out the Vote 0
Steve M. takes a deep dive into the Trump maladministration’s bare-faced lies about attempts to discredit the voting process in California.
“He Can’t Handle the Truth” 0
Farron comments on Trump’s freakout when a woman had the unmitigated insufferable gall to call out his lies. (Warning: Mild language.)
Afterthought:
Frankly (I do everything Frankly), I don’t think Trump would know a truth if it bit him on the–er–armpit.
A Tune for the Times 0
From the Youtube page:
“Lyin’ Eyes” was written by Don Henley and Glenn Frey, released by California’s rock legends The Eagles in 1975. It was apparently inspired by their visions of many beautiful younger women with older husbands in Los Angeles, who they imagined leading double lives and lying and cheating. So it’s a story about moral reprobates, hypocrisy, double standards, and virtual self-prostitution, which made it perfect to adapt to address J.D. Vance’s latest foray into European politics.
The Voter Fraud Fraudster 0
Susan Estrich debunks Trump’s bunk about the California vote count.
All the News that Fits 0
Farron explains why Walter Cronkite would be ashaned of what his network has become. (Warning: Mild language.)
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes 0
Via The Japan Times, Mike Gongloff looks at how the Trump maladministration is turning the EPA into the PEA: the Poison the Environment Agency.
Aside:
The first time I visited Los Angeles (mumble) years ago, the sky was orange.
It appears that Donald Trump wants to bring those days back.
All the News that Fits 0
Donald Trump’s war of choice with Iran must be going so very well.
I mean, why else would Pete Hegseth try to gag the Pentagon press corps?
This New Gilded Age 0
Thom looks at how Ronald Reagan’s legacy of trickle-on economics continues to take its toll, feather the beds of the elite, and erode the middle class.