Political Theatre category archive
The Comedy Crisis 0
After taking a phone call, Sam and the crew point out that Jerry Seinfeld somehow didn’t get what Norman Lear was all about.
As an aside, I support when I can in my small way the organization that Norman Lear founded.
Afterthought:
I can’t help but wonder, does Seinfeld miss blackface?
Because his comments would sure seem to lead to that conclus–oh, never mind.
Cry Babies 0
Paul Krugman warn us “to beware the pettiness of the powerful,” observing that
Follow the link for his evidence.
Sycophantic Supplicating Surrogates, Once Again 0
Farron notes that Mitt Romney is fed up with the groveling grovelers in his party.
My two or three regular readers know that I am not a fan of Mitt Romney, but I will concede that, unlike many of his fellow Republicans, he has a bit of something called “integrity.”
If you are a Republican, I invite you to look that up in your Merriam-Webster. It is likely a term unfamiliar to you.
Sycophantic Supplicating Surrogates, One More Time 0
The question is, will they take the rest of us over the cliff with them?
A Question of Egonomics 0
Does this remind you of anyone in the news?
Those Who Forget History . . . 0
. . . are condemned to condemn themselves to repeat it.
Lead Poisoned 0
Anna Clark, reporter at ProPublica covering issues in the MidWest, discusses her recent reporting on the Flint water crisis, 10 years later.
Learn more here.
Vaccine Nation 0
A prescription for peril:
The stupid. It burns.
Sycophantic Supplicating Surrogates, Reprise 0
Seth takes a closer look at Matt Gaetz and Lauren Boebert getting heckled outside the Manhattan criminal courthouse where they appeared along with several other MAGA weirdos in support of Trump.
Sycophantic Supplicating Surrogates 0
Sam and the crew discuss how Trump manipulates his marionettes to mouth his malice.
At AL.com, Kyle Whitfield takes an in-depth look at one of said sycophantic supplicating surrogates.