Hypocrisy

So, in essence, the concept is: everyone who breaks the law deserves to be punished except for a) those who attack law enforcement personally at the direction of a former president, and b) the former president himself, who has complete immunity from criminal prosecution, regardless of the nature and severity of the crime he committed.
Does the word “hypocrisy” come to mind?
The cartoon here by Dan Piraro speaks nicely to that as well.


Right now the mainstream media is making a fortune pretending that it seems like Trump and Biden are running approximately even, and that the people who recognize Trump as a sociopathic criminal should be terrified that he may be re-elected.
Fortunately for the United States, not all Republicans stand with the Trump and the MAGA extremists.
I responded to the reader who sent me the meme at left: Please forward the study from Spain.
Most Americans are searching for answers as to the popularity of Donald Trump among U.S. congresspeople. Virtually all our lawmakers are intelligent and highly educated; moreover they come from considerable wealth. So why are they so terrified of the prospect of withdrawing support of a criminal sociopath?
I normally don’t use ad hominem attacks in my posts, but I thought this was too funny to pass up.
Two responses here:
I’m occasionally asked if one can understand physics without math. If this is taken to mean understanding physics entirely without math, the answer is No.
Here’s an offering from an ultra-right-wing group that’s hoping to terrify the American citizenry, especially young and other impressionable people.