Your Pre Convention Dose of Trump
An Evangelical TV preacher likes Trump better than Jesus...
From RAWSTORY
Donald Trump’s lies are so fast and numerous that fact checking can’t stop them quickly enough. Trump is like a massive infection we can’t fight off.
From VOX
Trump is so dishonest and so corrupt and so self-centered and so contradictory and so inexperienced and immature…. that a number of noted historians have broken their longstanding rule and decided to speak out about a political figure before he is dead.
From the New York Times
There are Republicans who think Trump cannot win. But most of them are hedging their bets by sleeping with Trump occasionally when he phones them and promises to be gentle.
From Vanity Fair
The GOP platform calls for selling off National Forest and National Parks. Come on Big Oil and Big Timber!
From Think Progress
The platform is also saying coal isn’t dirty at all.
From SLATE
Is it possible that Trump is involved in more massive criminal activity than any candidate in history? A huge tax fraud case has just emerged, and his family is involved.
From David Cay Johnston in The Daily Beast
Trump’s and Pence’s tax policies would make every state as backward and decaying as Kansas and all the other low tax states.
From the Tax Policy Center
Some of Mike Pence’s choicest and stupidest newspaper bloviation. (Pence says CO2 from burning fuels can’t be the cause of increased global temperatures because it “is a naturally occurring phenomenon in nature…” And this one: “Time for a quick reality check. Despite the hysteria from the political class and the media, smoking doesn’t kill.”)
From BUZZFEED
A thoughtful piece from the New Yorker. As if thoughtful writing will save us from this juggernaut.
From Adam Gopnick
This kind of TV ad might work. It shows kids watching Trump’s various outrageous and obscene moments on camera. Of course the Trump voter doesn’t give a damn about his kids.
From the Hillary campaign, via DailyKos
The ACLU is calling Trump a clear and present danger. (Sounds of cheering from the conservatives who despise the Bill of Rights.)
In the Washington Post
Donald Trump has ended the deplorable dog-whistle racism of Reagan and Bush's Republican Party. He has replaced it with outright racism shouted into a microphone.
From the Guardian
Earlier this week Ruth Bader Ginsburg spoke out about Trump and was criticized for violating the sanctity of our non-political Supreme Court. You know the one where Sandra Day O’Connor said a Gore presidency would be a disaster and then overturned his election.
From Dahlia Lithwick at SLATE
(I’m sure there were judges in Weimar Germany who spoke up about Hitler and were criticized for it too.)
Of course Supreme Court Justices have gotten political before. A few cases here:
From NBCNews
Samantha Bee explains what Trump/Pence’s new logo means
Via SALON
From RAWSTORY
Donald Trump’s lies are so fast and numerous that fact checking can’t stop them quickly enough. Trump is like a massive infection we can’t fight off.
From VOX
Trump is so dishonest and so corrupt and so self-centered and so contradictory and so inexperienced and immature…. that a number of noted historians have broken their longstanding rule and decided to speak out about a political figure before he is dead.
From the New York Times
There are Republicans who think Trump cannot win. But most of them are hedging their bets by sleeping with Trump occasionally when he phones them and promises to be gentle.
From Vanity Fair
The GOP platform calls for selling off National Forest and National Parks. Come on Big Oil and Big Timber!
From Think Progress
The platform is also saying coal isn’t dirty at all.
From SLATE
Is it possible that Trump is involved in more massive criminal activity than any candidate in history? A huge tax fraud case has just emerged, and his family is involved.
From David Cay Johnston in The Daily Beast
Trump’s and Pence’s tax policies would make every state as backward and decaying as Kansas and all the other low tax states.
From the Tax Policy Center
Some of Mike Pence’s choicest and stupidest newspaper bloviation. (Pence says CO2 from burning fuels can’t be the cause of increased global temperatures because it “is a naturally occurring phenomenon in nature…” And this one: “Time for a quick reality check. Despite the hysteria from the political class and the media, smoking doesn’t kill.”)
From BUZZFEED
A thoughtful piece from the New Yorker. As if thoughtful writing will save us from this juggernaut.
From Adam Gopnick
This kind of TV ad might work. It shows kids watching Trump’s various outrageous and obscene moments on camera. Of course the Trump voter doesn’t give a damn about his kids.
From the Hillary campaign, via DailyKos
The ACLU is calling Trump a clear and present danger. (Sounds of cheering from the conservatives who despise the Bill of Rights.)
In the Washington Post
Donald Trump has ended the deplorable dog-whistle racism of Reagan and Bush's Republican Party. He has replaced it with outright racism shouted into a microphone.
From the Guardian
Earlier this week Ruth Bader Ginsburg spoke out about Trump and was criticized for violating the sanctity of our non-political Supreme Court. You know the one where Sandra Day O’Connor said a Gore presidency would be a disaster and then overturned his election.
From Dahlia Lithwick at SLATE
(I’m sure there were judges in Weimar Germany who spoke up about Hitler and were criticized for it too.)
Of course Supreme Court Justices have gotten political before. A few cases here:
From NBCNews
Samantha Bee explains what Trump/Pence’s new logo means
Via SALON
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