- For International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Batocchio at Vagabond Scholar applies lessons about the responsibility of silent bystanders to this season’s dangerous events.
- Last Of The Millenniums reminds us how some things and people are out of place.
- (O)CT(O)PUS at The Swash Zone takes us back to Hillary scandals which now seem petty, overblown, or not scandals at all.
- Cato Institute’s Julian Sanchez considers the almost certainty that the cell phone President Trump insists on continuing to use has been hacked. He calls for a national security damage assessment.
- Ted McLaughlin at jobsanger takes a quick graphic look at what Republicans have just done to prevent another Benghazi, and finds something odd.
- At The Onion, Donald Trump explains how waterboarding doesn’t compare with the torment he is forced to experience.
- Dave Dubya reviews the new administration’s quick attacks on a free press, the right to peaceably assemble, and the dissemination of facts.
- Frances Langum notices that, while Republicans like the wall, GOP leadership wants American taxpayers to pay for it after all. Something to do with profit margins.
- Yellow Dog at Blue in the Bluegrass reminds us that enrollment in Affordable Healthcare ends Tuesday, and that Trump has cancelled paid-for advertising to notify those without coverage.
- Vincent at A Wayfarer’s Notes likes that Donald Trump is unvarnished and thinks our new President is unfairly hated.
- Conservative T. Paine, at Saving Common Sense, gets some unfair flack on facebook, and generalizes about folks with which he disagrees. Being a fairminded person, he does allow dissenting comments, including my own. Plus, I happen to know he’s a good guy.
- Max’s Dad breaks his leg, gets laid up, and takes time to count the ways the nation is going askew.
- Jack Jodell at The Saturday Afternoon Post is bouncing back from some dramatic health issues. Welcome back, Jack.
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