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Farron dissects the doubletalk.

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From my old NPR station in Philly:

Across the country, a network of Republican political operatives, lawyers and their allies is trying to shape November’s election in ways that favor former President Donald Trump. Their goal is to prop up third-party candidates such as West who offer liberal voters an alternative that could siphon away support from Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee.

More at the link.

Aside:

As I mentioned over there ——-> on the sidebar, one must needs vote in the real world for one’s vote to matter.

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A Tune for the Times 0

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Birds of a Feather . . . 0

. . . flock together.

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The Lamer Gamer 0

Title:  The perfect song for Tump's next campaign rally.  Image:  Trump sings

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Dis Coarse Discourse 0

At the Portland Press-Herald, Virginia Scholomiti offers a modest proposal so as to elevate the level of dis coarse discourse:

. . . make lying wrong again.

Follow the link for her reasoning.

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A Tune for the Times 0

Mangy comments at the Youtube page:

Donald Trump’s recent visit to Arlington National Cemetery was, like most of what Donald does, shameless, tasteless, and possibly illegal. No one would have been much surprised if he’d brought Kid Rock along to play a song or two while Trump danced on some heroes graves, or perhaps Trump might have lain on the lid of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier while yelling, “Look at me. I’m a hero too”. (You can be sure if Trump had done this, Jesse Watters of Fox Network would have talked about how it was far, far more offensive to the memory of our soldiers when Kamala wore a pantsuit to the cemetery.)

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A Tune for the Times 0

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Dis Coarse Discourse 0

When you got nothing, well, I guess, all that is left for you to do is make something out of nothing.

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The Lake Effect 0

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Trumpling Valor, Reprise 0

Title:  A Stop on the

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Snakes on a Campaign 0

Charles M. Blow make the case that Donald Trump has a way with the reptilian amongst us. Here’s how his article opens:

Former President Donald Trump has surrounded himself with ideological shape-shifters — former Democrats and former anti-Trumpers willing to profess a fawning loyalty to him.

One wouldn’t be wrong to think that this results in a treacherous environment. But Trump prefers this sort of snake pit because he understands snakes.

Follow the link for his arguments.

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Trumpling Valor 0

Grunge_e_Gene has more.

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A Tune for the Times 0

Warning: Mild language.

Via The Bob Cesca Show.

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The Master Strategist 0

Man on cell phone says,

Via Job’s Anger.

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A Trumpled Crypto Con 0

What can I say?

Grifters gotta grift.

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The Platform 0

Kamala Harris points at a copy of the United States Constitution, saying,

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A Tune for the Times 0

(Warning: Short commercial at about the one-minute mark, but the tune is worth it.)

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“Facts Are What People Think”* 1

Cartoon lampooning the reluctance news media, especially main stream broadcast media, to call out Trump's lies for being lies.

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*Ronald Reagan.

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