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The more context you supply to Hatch’s remarks, the more their vileness is affirmed.

How many sides of his mouth can he talk out of? How many vulnerable Americans can he defame? Good for Joe Scarborough for responding to Hatch’s morally repugnant remarks last week. No way Scarborough took anything out of context. It was … Continue reading →

Nearly every day we read about another failure on Jared’s part to disclose some germane entanglement.

Trump thought that the Presidency would be a breeze.

Cowed by the incessant GOP threats to dismantle its funding, NPR lists further and further to the right. David Michigan at Daily Kos tots up NPR’s overwhelmingly GOP-tilted coverage of the tax scam. Note to NPR: You can destroy your … Continue reading →

As Sen. McConnell continues his shameless lying about the impact of the tax heist he just pushed through in the Senate, Kentucky Congressman John Yamuth begs to differ. Senate Republicans have, indeed “abdicated any claim they had to being the … Continue reading →

She mentions the poor. As reported by The Hill, Hillary accurately characterized the GOP tax heist: “This could not be a more blatant and insulting attack on hardworking Americans. . . Now it’s great for Donald Trump and his family, it’s great for … Continue reading →

to save himself from indictment. North Korea is as good an adversary as any, no? Thus one of our ubiquitous White House generals insisting that war with N Korea grows more likely by the day.

A long-time family friend who’s lived in the East Village almost fifty years made one of her now-rare forays West– and vows never again. She recalls Bleecker nd West Fourth Streets when they were lined with personalized store windows and … Continue reading →

Recently Rep. Lieu  made a very nice and gallant defense of Michelle Obama’s “When they go low, we go high,” credo while simultaneously asserting the wisdom of his decision to meet Trump’s abusive, unilaterally false and inflammatory tweets with scorn … Continue reading →