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Instead of doing a victory lap, maybe the Republicans should thank Mueller and start working on how to get the Russians to stop screwing with our elections

Posted on March 27, 2019 by a1skeptic

With the Republicans doing their victory lap around “no collusion” in the wake of the Mueller’s report most essential finding, it’s interesting to observe how completely feckless they’ve become. There are so many places where Democrats and Republicans are different, … Continue reading →

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The Mueller report is out, and it seems like it’s mostly a victory for President Liar-in-Chief

Posted on March 25, 2019 by a1skeptic

Well, the Mueller report is out, and it seems like it’s mostly a victory for President Liar-in-Chief. So far we only have Attorney General’s Bill Barr’s four page summary of what is probably a report hundreds of pages long, but … Continue reading →

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How we know that Trump will never resign of his own accord

Posted on March 4, 2019 by a1skeptic

Here’s how we know that no matter what else happens, Donald J. Drumpf fill never resign the Presidency of his own accord: he gets way too much attention while being President. Michael Cohen, in his testimony last week, confirmed what … Continue reading →

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Donald Trump, Clarence Thomas, and the First Amendment

Posted on March 1, 2019 by a1skeptic

Donald Trump, as is well known, has been itching to open up the libel laws for a long time. As reported in the Boston Globe, Trump famously said this while campaigning for President: I’m going to open up our libel … Continue reading →

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Trump & Kim Jung Un II not likely to bring anything more than Trump & Kim Jung Un I

Posted on February 28, 2019 by a1skeptic

Back in June of 2018 President Moron-in-Chief met with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un in Singapore. Republicans were swooning at the time, and suggested that maybe President Moron-in-Chief should be eligible for the Nobel Prize. I wrote at the … Continue reading →

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Jussie Smollett and Christopher Paul Hasson compared

Posted on February 25, 2019 by a1skeptic

I realize I’m not breaking really new ground here, but it really is interesting to compare the reaction to Jussie Smollett and Christopher Paul Hasson. Jussie Smollett Smollett is, of course, the “Empire” actor who staged the fake attack on … Continue reading →

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The Republicans have permanently forfeited their right to complain about investigations

Posted on February 13, 2019 by a1skeptic

I hate to break the news to my Republican friends, but they have more or less permanently forfeited their right to complain about any Democratic investigations. Why do I say that? Because between the House, Senate, and Executive Branch, Hillary … Continue reading →

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Trump’s border wall is really just a monument to himself

Posted on January 30, 2019 by a1skeptic

Gloria Berger, CNN’s Chief Political Analyst, recently wrote a piece that makes a great deal of sense. In sum, she argued that Trump sees his border wall as a monument to himself. As evidence Berger quotes Trump from the 2015 … Continue reading →

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The Democrats grew some balls

Posted on January 28, 2019 by a1skeptic

I’ve admitted in the past that I wasn’t so sure Nancy Pelosi should be speaker again, but her performance since resuming to hold the gavel has definitely won me over. For one thing, under Pelosi’s 2nd speakership the Democrats have … Continue reading →

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Donald Trump really is not like any other President

Posted on January 3, 2019 by a1skeptic

There are, I’m sure, conservatives out there who don’t understand why we (liberals and progressives, etc.) make such a big deal out of Donald Trump. They had to “suffer” through Barack Obama’s eight years as President. So allow me to … Continue reading →

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