In the tank for the Dems

If you think the current barrage of pro-Democrat propaganda is bad, remember that this has been going on all year. They started very early. For example, the article How Bad It Was by Richard Farr (3 Quarks Daily) writes about the Bush years. It’s essentially an essay that is a campaign ad for choosing the lesser evil, which is clearly the Democrats in the author’s eyes. They exhorted readers to choose now, and to start donating at least $25 regularly, even thought that’s a “pathetic” amount. How much money do these dopes need from regular people?

The next article on the same site was a carton Catspeak by Brooks Riley (3 Quarks Daily) that showed two cats talking to each other.

“First cat: Hillary called Tucker Carlson a ‘useful idiot’!

“Second cat: It’s the ‘useful’ part that bothers me.”

A real knee-slapper.

The cartoon was referencing Tucker Carlson’s interview of Vladimir Putin. The author had been instructed by his masters to promulgate the message that the interview was useless. I didn’t think it was; see my notes in Tucker Carlson interviewed Vladimir Putin for over two hours.

The next article after that was called Orange Creamsicles: Facing the Idiotic Within our Borders by Mark Harvey (3 Quarks Daily). I didn’t even bother reading that one as it is festooned with a big picture of Trump supporters, who surely come under the wheels of the author’s incisive wit and political-analytical acumen. It probably also ends with an exhortation to send money to the Democrats.

It became much easier weeding out the news when a normally reliable source of essays has decided to function as an arm of the Democratic party for the next 10 months or so. This has continued for the next five months, with the intensity rising to fever pitch over the last several weeks. Even sources of fun cat pictures like Reddit have been completely co-opted like Agent Smith taking over NPCs in the Matrix.