The New York Times keeps making the same mistakes. Republicans are manipulating them, just the same way they always do. Now they’re writing that “Democrats ‘cave’!” like it’s not just quoting Republican talking points. Will the Times eventually realize their mistake, and admit Republicans are manipulating them again? Or will they let themselves be used one more time, just the same as the last twenty...
In my last post, I wrote that Republicans are Liars about Immigration, and We Let Them. What sadly appropriate timing. On the first anniversary of Trump’s inauguration, the GOP has gone full “Willie Horton” with their “Complicit” ad. I try not to just repeat lies, so I’m not including a link to it. If you’re interested, it’s an easy search. The gist of the ad...
Today’s Republicans are openly racist and anti-immigration, at least if you’re brown. (Go ahead: tell me why Trump only wants English-speaking Swedes.) So the GOP keeps pushing their classic approach to white supremacy: wrapping themselves in the flag and pretending they’re the most rational of all actors. All their positions are completely obvious, they insist. “Immigration is bad for America. America first!” They bellow about...
The New York Times editorial board spouted weird, bipartisan nonsense. I think this has to be their own, personal, “…Good people on both sides” moment. The paper has always held their weird false ‘balance’. The Times, over and over, simply refuses to hold Republicans to account. The Times has published quite a few oddly biased articles and editorials over the past few years. (Tell me...
The Trump Philosophy isn’t hard to understand. Hell, it’s so small, it barely exists. The body of things he really believes are only a tiny subset of all the stuff he does. I have no idea why the press focuses so strongly on something that doesn’t appear to actually exist. God protect me from another tiresome story about Trump’s changing positions. But, you know… once...
The answer is “yes”, but we should look more closely. Understanding Trump’s specific pathology helps us understand the meaning behind his apparently chaotic, often childlike behavior. Identifying his personality classification will give us with tools to navigate around the insanity Trump throws in all directions. Is Trump a sociopath? Please don’t scoff or roll your eyes, I know it’s obvious, but let’s look at the...
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