Tag Archives: GOP

Waiting for Godot–or Gopot

Democrats waiting for bipartisan compromise is like waiting for Godot.

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GOP’s New Math: 2 + 2 = 5

Now even Republicans are citing 1984 in response to Trump’s claims of voter fraud.

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Garcia Marquez on Erasing History

As the GOP attempts to rewrite the history of the Jan. 6 insurrection, an erased massacre in “100 Years of Solitude” comes to mind.

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1984, the Novel That Never Gets Old

1984, always relevant. Now more than ever.

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Is a Fair Election Fight Still Possible?

“Prince Caspian” has a fight that foregrounds the issues the U.S. confronts regarding free and fair elections.

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Lord, How This World Is Given to Lying

Trump’s big lie about winning in 2020, which has become gospel in certain GOP circles, brings to mind Falstaff’s lying.

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Joyce’s Eveline & Vaccine Resistance

Republicans refusing the Covid vaccine remind me of Eveline in Joyce’s “Dubliners.”

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Doonesbury, the Bard, & Trump

“All’s Well That Ends Well” can work as an allegory for our polarized times.

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Texas GOP Tilts with Windmills

As the Texas power grid implodes in the fact of arctic weather, the GOP pulls a Quixote and blames… windmills.

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