Pulling the Fabric of American Society Apart By the Seams
Wanna see one of the top people in the ultra-far-right, Gen. Michael Flynn, ask his viewers for money to “save America?”
Seriously, Craig? How interesting could that possibly be?
Well, he begins by flashing the “white power” sign, signifying precisely what he means by “saving America.”
He has values from hell, and this is the vision of America’s future held by tens of millions of hateful, ignorant people.
It would have been interesting to see how well he would have held up in prison for lying to the FBI if Trump had not pardoned the felon. Let’s hope the Justice Department isn’t finished with him.
Obviously, the January 6th insurrection will remain an important incident in history as long as humankind maintains an organized society.
We’ve all seen cartoons that describe our wishes as to how we’d like to see American democracy upheld.
We sometimes forget that animated cartoons can be used to make important political points in a clear and compelling manner.
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Fortunately, Americans have finite appetites for the stories of the individual insurrectionists, and, especially at this point, we’re far more interested in bringing the top architects of the coup attempt to justice.
Life isn’t pleasant for any prison inmates, but it’s rumored to be particularly ugly (and short) for those whose crimes violate the ethical mores of the common felons.
I’ve posted things like this before, because it’s a point worth making.
The core problem in the United States is that there are tens of millions of people, as much as 40% of the voter base, who believe the meme here.
In Georgia, Republican gubernatorial hopeful Kandiss Taylor really is running on the platform: Jesus, Guns, and Babies. As show at left, some jokester thought he’d have a little fun at Taylor’s expense.
