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Unhinge the Fringe 0

Via C&L.

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“Business Acumen” 0

Yeah. Right.

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Twits on Twitter 0

Automatic twits.

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Captains Courageous 0

Eddie syas,


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Dis Coarse Discourse 0

Common Decency holding a lantern like Diogenes as crowd yells,

Via Job’s Anger.

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Courting Sedition? 0

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Chris-Crossed, a Bridge Too Far Dept. 0

Guilty! Guilty! Guilty!

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Ryan’s Derp 0

Paul Ryan walking a corridor weighted down by his vote from Trump.  One passer-by says to another,

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“2016: Cyberspace Cacophony” 0

In scene reminiscent of

Via The Bob and Chez Show Blog.

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The Comey-Upance 0

Mike Malloy rips James Comey over the Hillary Clinton email scamdal.

Warning: Heated language, NSFW.

Excerpt:

It’s as if Comey implicated Clinton in the Kennedy assassination because Comey heard she may have once been in Dallas.

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Signs of the Times 0

One of my acquaintances, who lives in one of the most exclusive areas of Virginia Beach, has had every Hillary Clinton sign he’s placed in his yard destroyed. In Pennsylvania, this lady is fighting back.

She has hand-stitched fishing wire across the top of two Hillary Clinton campaign signs to keep them snugly attached to their wire frames. Hidden inside the signs are two duct-taped alarms, with a trip wire attached to each.

This, the Methodist minister explained Tuesday, is her crafty counterattack to the campaign-sign aggression committed every four years on her highly visible Main Line lawn, which has been a battlefield of election enmity for nearly a decade.

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Plus Ca Change 0

Dick Polman reminds us that bitter presidential campaigns are nothing new.

In other words – if it makes us feel any better, if perspective can perchance calm our nerves – the 1800 presidential campaign was just as vicious as what what we’re seeing now.

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Reality Bites 0

DougJ has a theory as to why persons frequently say they just want the campaign to be over: because it hurts to be reminded of the reality of today’s Republican Party.

I hear a lot of people saying “I wish the election was over, I can’t take it anymore”. I too wish that Hillary had already won the election officially, but when I probe, that’s not what these people usually mean. Instead they mean that they don’t like to be confronted with the reality that the GOP is a white nationalist party that nominated an ignorant, xenophobic sex abuser, and that the voters of the country are so out of it that at least 40% of them will vote for this lunatic.

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One Thing Is Not Like the Other Thing 0

Via Raw Story.

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“The Perfect Is the Enemy of the Good” 0

One man says to another,

Via Job’s Anger.

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The Federal Bureau of Insinuation, Reprise 0

Reporter to James Comey:  Have you found a link between the Trump campaign and the Russians?  Comey:  It is inappropriate for me to comment about that.  (Pause)  Comey:  Do you want to hear the latest about Hillary's emails?

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Not All “Gates” Are Created Equal 0

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Chris-Crossed 0

New Jersey couple watching television.  Husband says,

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The Extortion Distortion 0

Josh Marshall:

I just heard what seems to be the closing argument from Donald Trump and his supporter Paul Ryan. In so many words, if Hillary Clinton wins, we’ll throw so many investigations her way that nothing will ever get done and it will be nonstop tension and drama.

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The Federal Bureau of Insinuation 0

Uncle Sam shows smartphone to Lady Liberty saying,

Via Job’s Anger.

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