Greets and saluts from the Resistance in the NYC metro area. The right wing agitprop gibbons are busy as usual, whether it’s Fox, the incessant stream of hypocritical right wingers who show up on the show to gaslight and bloviate, or are tweeting away incessantly.

Take Tomi Lahren, who like Trump constantly claims that protests against racial discrimination and police brutality are an attack against the flag, the nation, or the president (or all of the above).

Police-hating Beyoncé presents police and America-hating Kappy with a “legacy” award. This is how far we’ve fallen. Wow. pic.twitter.com/KIe6IqEQey

— Tomi Lahren (@TomiLahren) December 6, 2017

Beyoncé LITERALLY SAID IN THE FUCKING SPEECH that racism is so interwoven in the fabric of our country that when we protest racism, people think we are protesting the country. And here you are proving her fucking point.

You rotting cauliflower in the face built ass motherfucker. https://t.co/s7itaTfiLZ

— The Librarian (@AdrianXpression) December 6, 2017

It’s a steady stream of insanity, and it’s intended to wear down those who oppose all this craziness.

That’s why we have to resist and fight. We have to show that we stand for something good and righteous.

When Trump talks of being for law and order, he’s really talking about enabling bigots and misogynists and whites to do crimes, while attacking blacks, minorities, Muslims, and women. After all, no one who calls themselves law and order in a just world would ever back someone like Roy Moore who’s been accused by multiple credible women with contemporanous evidence of Moore sexually harassing or assaulting the women when they were in their teens (and as young as 14).

Beyond that, no one calling themselves law and order should support a judge who was twice removed from the state judiciary because he refused to follow the law. Moore’s actions are the very kind of activism that the GOP supposedly hates (but the reality is that they hate judicial activism and judges who rule against them - not activism per se). They don’t mind when their extremist judges rule in their favor, and they hope that stacking the judiciary with extremists will shape the caselaw for decades to come - thanks to the obstructionism by McConnell and the craven GOP.