Political Theatre category archive
It’s Bubblelicious 0
Michael-in-Norfolk has a memory:
More memories and a straw at which to grasp at the link.
See Point. Miss Point. 0
Historian Allan Lichtman argues forcefully that the media coverage of the recent presidential debate is missing the point.
Via C&L, which has commentary.
Sometimes, Life Imitates Art 0
Jim Wright fears we are in such a time and warns against it.
Republican Family Values 0
Rebecca Watson cites statistics showing that state that recently enacted strict anti-abortion laws are experiencing significant increases in infant and maternal mortality.
Of you can read the transcript.
The Bell Tolls . . . . 0
Jim Wright is, let’s see here, somewhat pessimistic.
The Rule of Lawless 0
At Above the Law, Joe Patrice dissects the Supreme Supremacist Court’s duplicitous doubletalk crowning Donald Trump (or, for that matter, any President, including Joe Biden, though methinks he would decline the privilege, as he believes in the rule of law) as 
a king somehow above the rule of law.
The Founding Fathers, who, granted, had many flaws, not the least of which was tolerance of chattel slavery, wished to escape the rule of a sovereign,
Today’s Republican Party wishes to crown one.
Disinformation Nation 0
In an absolutely wrenching article, Jessica Piper describes how her now late father went down the rabbit hole of Trumpism.
No summary or excerpt will do it justice.
Just go read it.
Documented Devolution? 0
Does evolution work backward?
Exhibit One:
At Psychology Today Blogs, Bence Nanay discusses a study that found that macaque monkeys’ social ties and level of social tolerance increased with the scarcity of resources.
I rest my case.











