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Republican Hypocrisy category archive

Catch-22 0

As Joe Patrice reminds us at Above the Law, it’s the best catch there is.

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Republican Newspeak 0

At the Las Vegas Sun, Ron Mitchell decodes de code.

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The Lynch Mob 0

At The Philadelphia Inquirer, Will Bunch offers a theory as to why Congressional Republicans want to persecute Dr. Anthony Fauci for doing his job (and doing it quite well, I might add).

Methinks he’s onto something.

No excerpt or summary will do his piece justice. Just go read it.

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Republican Family Values, Reprise 0

Democratic Donkey holding an apple standing next to a little girl eating an apple says,

Click for the original image.

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Republican Family Values 0

Honest to Betsy, you can’t make this stuff up.

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Republican Thought Police . . . 0

. . . always fighting for your right not to know.

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Suffer the Children 0

As has been amply proven, that’s not scripture. That’s a Republican family value.

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“History Does Not Repeat Itself, but It Often Rhymes”* 0

At my local rag, Ronald G. Shafer hears a rhyme from John Adam’s time. In point of fact, it reminds him of 1798’s Sedition Act.

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*Mark Twain.

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Ignorance Is Bliss 0

At least, that appears to be a tenet of the Trump maladministration. Via the Las Vegas Sun, Michael Hiltzik catalogs the casualties in Donald Trump’s war on science. A snippet:

The most notable and explicit confession, though perhaps the least surprising, came from the Department of Energy.

Referring to a list of grant terminations announced in October 2025, the agency admitted that it terminated or canceled 283 grants “solely” based on whether their recipients were in states that had cast its electoral college votes for Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election and had two Democratic senators. Meanwhile, 340 other grants from states that voted for Trump were left in place.

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The Fix Is In(cubating) 0

David discusses Donald Trump’s efforts to fix (or at least undermine) the 2026 elections and offers some suggestions as to what we can do to combat them.

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A Picture Is Worth 0

GOP Elephant, reading Fauci's Diary, says,

Via Job’s Anger.

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Suffer the Children 0

As has been well established, that’s a Republican family value. Here, Emma talks with Katie Bergh about the damage that the Trump maladministration’s cuts to SNAP food benefits have done to families and children.

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Republican Newspeak 0

Clarence Page decodes de code.

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Rand Gestures 0

Susan Estrich argues that Dr. Fauci was justified in citing the Fifth Amendment when he appeared before Senator Rand Paul’s committee, She notes that Senator Paul was not acting in good faith and that Dr. Fauci invoked the Fifth so as

. . . to avoid falling into the perjury trap Sen. Rand Paul was setting for him. Dr. Fauci was not brought in to testify because they needed to know more about what he had said and done in the past. No, he has not only testified multiple times about all of these issues in the past, but they are covered by the broad pardon of him that President Joe Biden granted before he left office.

The purpose here was the trap.

Much more at the link.

Afterthought:

What would be your opinion of a person who would releases someone’s private diary to the press?

Personally, I would not think higly of him or her.

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American Stasi 0

ICE detains another law-abiding legal resident for being.

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Signs of the Times 0

Title:  The Halls.  Image:  A man and a woman carrying brief cases walk past a sign reading

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American Stasi, Republican Thought Police Dept. 0

Deport them if they dare to disagree.

In these Trumpled times, it seems that’s the new American way.

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The Rule of Lawless 0

At Above the Law, Liz Dye and Andrew Torrez tell a tale of strange bedfellow united to fight the rule of lawless.

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Suffer the Children 0

As has been well demonstrated, that’s a Republican family value.

Via the Las Vegas Sun, Layla Sayed looks at the effects of the Trump maladministration’s actions on SNAP benefits. Here’s a tiny bit from her article (emphasis added):

Since the bill’s passage, SNAP participation has dropped by 10% across the country. In some states, the effects are amplified. In Arizona, for example, SNAP participation fell by 53%. And in the coming months, those figures are likely to rise.

These statistics are not just numbers — they’re people not being fed.

Before the new law, SNAP helped feed 41.7 million low-income Americans per month, 62% of whom were families with children.

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Red Scare Redux 0

PoliticalProf dissects how the Trump maladministration defines “communism.”

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