Political messaging

Fri., Dec. 31, 2021

In the Brave New World of Spokane Republican politics, billboards purport that the party can “stop the insanity,” and that the party still has a current interest as being founded “to end slavery.” The party must believe all of Spokane has sunk to its Frank-Lutz-ian level of doublethink and hypnopaedia. Seriously? After four years of speaking the most unspeakable insanity out loud, you now turn to psychological conditioning to try to erase those four years? Not all of us are asleep.

Patricia Nemetz

Chewelah

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