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The Peacefaker, Reprise 0

Donald Trump holding a paper labeled

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If One Standard Is Good, Two Must Be Better,
Republican Family Values Dept.
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Dick Polman.

Just read it.

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The Rule of Lawless 0

Farron argues that Trump’s current acting Attorney-General, Todd Blanche, just said the quiet part out loud. (Warning: Language.)

Read the news report that Farron discusses.

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Scofflaws 0

At Above the Law, Liz Dye notes that

The Defense Department’s strategy of flipping the bird to judges while insisting that they’re just scratching their eyebrow with their middle finger continues to pay off bigly.

Follow the link for her reasoning.

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The Man without a Plan 0

Frame One:  In 2017, Donald Trump says,

Via Job’s Anger.

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The Rule of Lawless 0

Via the USA Today Netowrk, Andrew P. Napolitano has few questions about current events. Here’s one of them:

Which is worse, a president who kills whomever he wishes or a Congress that funds the killing and is indifferent to the moral, constitutional and legal consequences?

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A Tune for the Times 0

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A Questioning of Priorities 0

At the Tampa Bay Times, Daniel Ruth has a few choice words for those who have the gall to take issue with the priorities of the current President of the United States.

No selection of summary can do his article justice. Just go read it.

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The Rule of Lawless 0

Donald Trump stands in the door of the Oval Office.  Two men stand in the hall before a sign that reads,

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War and Mongers of War 0

David debunks Karoline Leavitt’s bunk about Donald Trump’s war of choice against Iran. (Warning: Short commercial at the end.)

Aside:

Karoline Leavitt uses the term “experts at the White House.”

Given the actions antics of the Trump maladministration, methinks that term an oxymoron.

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Republican Thought Police 0

Now it seems that they are going after the Pope for having the unmitigated gall to criticize the actions of the Trump maladministration.

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“The Art of the Deal” 0

In a much longer post in which he wonders what can of worms Donald Trump will open next, Steve M. parses the pattern of the scammer-in-chief:

Art of the deal:
1) Take something that was already working well
2) Do something to screw it up
3) Whine about it, threaten military actions, and tariffs
4) Negotiate a deal that was worse than where we started at step 1
5) Claim victory . . . .

I commend his whole piece to your attention.

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Suffer the Children 0

We are again reminded that that’s not scripture. Rather, it’s a Republican family value.

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Truth in Labeling 0

Title:  Misleading Packaging.  Image:  Book jacked reading

The only massive voter fraud is Republicans’ false claims of massive voter fraud.

Image via Job’s Anger.

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Suffer the Children 0

Once again, we are prsented with evidence suggesting that that is not scripture, but, rather, a Republican fmaily value.

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Republican Thought Police 0

If the truth hurts, why, just make it go away.

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A Tune for the Times 0

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The Art of the Double-Dealer 0

Woman watching news, which shows a picture of Donald Trump above a crawl which reads,

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The Vows of St. Pete 0

Pete Hegseth says,

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The Rule of Lawless, Republican Family Values Dept. 0

Mary Trump explores how the Trump maladministration is corroding the Department of Justice.

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