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Category Archives: Republican hypocrisy
Why Are These Issues Political?
So asks Shepard Smith on Fox so-called News. An addendum to that question is – why are these issues among people who share a religion that was built on love and compassion for fellow humans? Believe not what they say, … Continue reading
Posted in Republican hypocrisy
Tagged papal visit, real Christian values, Shepard Smith
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“So That A Positive Conservative Message”
“can rise to the top of the field.” This is a line that Scott Walker used in his speech retiring his presidential bid for this round. BTW, look out Wisconsin – Walker will be wanting to burnish his right wing … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Liberties, Climate Change, Economy, Education, firearms, gun control, Immigration, Income inequality, Internet Issues, Labor, Medicare, minimum wage, Republican hypocrisy, Social Security
Tagged Scott Walker
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The Angry Rich Man May Cause Some Soul-Searching
Much as I really don’t want to, it is just hard to ignore the Don-Don. He is as gentle and quiet as a rampaging bull elephant trumpeting loudly to warn everything in its path to get out of the way. … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, Republican hypocrisy
Tagged Donald Trump, ends justify the means, Iowa Republican Party
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Katrina: Failure That Defines The Republican Party
Almost unbelievably, George W. Bush visited New Orleans yesterday. This was the scene of his second biggest crime, the first being the illegal invasion of a sovereign country. Ten years after he and his administration spectacularly failed the city and … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, Republican hypocrisy, Republicn Policy
Tagged disaster planning, disaster response, FEMA, hurricane Katrina
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The Republican Way
Kaul weighs in on the 2016 campaign. Read the original article at otherwords.org/ The Road to Ruin The race for the White House delivers either Republican presidents who favor the rich or Democrats who also favor the rich, but not … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, Hillary Clinton, Republican hypocrisy
Tagged 2016 Election Campaign, evil GOP, Hillary Clinton 2016
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Name One Thing The Republican Party Has Done FOR Americans
Ran across the above video last week and it made me think of Thom Hartmann’s challenge to his audience to name one thing, just one thing that the Republican Party has done FOR the good of the American people in … Continue reading
A Little Quiz About Religious Liberty
Note: a very appropriate quiz for Easter considering the news of the week. by Meteor Blades reprinted from dailykos Seems like Indiana and Arkansas legislators have made now a good time to reprise this little quiz on religious freedom. Written … Continue reading
Posted in church and state, Republican hypocrisy, Republicn Policy, separation of church and state
Tagged religious liberty
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It’s Official: Republicans Totally Bankrupt On Ideas
The fiasco in Indiana exposes the Republican Tea Party for what it has become – a party totally devoid of any ideas on issues, totally indifferent to the citizens of this country and totally committed to only one goal – … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, ALEC, Branstad, civil rights, Corporate Greed, economic inequality, Environment, Hunger In America, Internet Issues, Iowa legislature 2015, Republican hypocrisy, Republicn Policy, tea party
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2016 Race Opens – Iowans It’s Time To Cut Your Grassley
Ted Cruz became the first “official” candidate of the 2016 campaign last week with his very uninspiring speech in front of a coerced audience in the very reddest part of red America. Even with all that, Cruz’s speech had the … Continue reading
Posted in Affordable Care Act, Charles Grassley, Corporate Greed, Economy, Health Care & Medicare, Jobs, Republican hypocrisy, Republican Obstruction, Republicn Policy, SNAP, Social Security, unemployment insurance
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Debt Ceiling To Be Reached Monday
Amazingly, there has been little fanfare on this round of debt ceiling limit. While Republicans claimed we would never go through this again, we are about to go through it again. There has been little fanfare most likely because the … Continue reading
Posted in debt ceiling, Republican hypocrisy, Republican Obstruction, Republicn Policy, Steve King
Tagged crisis to crisis governing
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