Republican Hypocrisy category archive
Pay To Play 0
“Republican family values” is an oxymoron.
The Rule of Flaw 0
Kimball Shinkoskey, writing at the Las Vegas Sun, is somewhat less than optimistic about the potential effects of the Supreme Supremacist Court’s decision to fabricate from thin air without any precedent whatsoever the doctrine of “presidential impunity immunity.”
Republican Thought Police 0
Farron points out that, if it looks like a book ban, walks like book ban, and talks like a book ban, well, it’s a book ban.
Immunity Impunity
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At the Idaho State Journal, Michael Corrigan marvels at the teflon Don.
The Party of Tax and Spin 0
Michael in Norfolk finds it somewhat–er–disquieting that many persons cited prices as their reason for voting for Donald Trump, while ignoring his plans to impose tariffs, which will lead to even higher prices. In a longer article detailing the likely consequences of Trump’s “policy,” sums up its likely effects quite succinctly:
Aside:
Methinks “little benefit” an understatement.
“A Republic, If You Can Keep It” 0
At AL.com, Kyle Whitmire looks at events over the past few years in his home state of Alabama and concludes:
When voters don’t punish crooked politicians, politicians just do more crooked things.
For some fool reason, he seems to suspect that we are about to see this play out on a larger stage . . . .
The Rule of Lawless 0
TYT Sports spotlights the hypocrisy of Trump’s sycophants.
How Stuff Works: Thom Explains the “Recession Racket” 0
Thom explains how the morbidly rich can benefit from recessions. A quote:
Recessions help billionaires. They hurt you and me, but they become buying opportunities for billionaires.
Macho, Macho Man 0
Afterthought:
Donald Trump has a long hsitory of doing things to women whether they like it or not.
The Back-Up Plan 0
At the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Gene Collier offers his take on Donald Trump’s campaign–er–strategy. A nugget; follow the link for his reasoning.
Republican Thought Police 0
A Trump-appointed judge wants law schools to commit originalist sin.
The Graham Cracker 0
At The Charlotte Observer, Isaac Bailey argues that that cookie crumbled long ago. A snippet:
He’s not.
Read the full article for Bailey’s evidence.
