By Tobias Carroll Watch enough Real Time With Bill Maher episodes over the last year or two and you’ll notice a few themes coming to the forefront. Perhaps the most resonant of them is Maher’s argument against political polarization — namely, that there’s going to need to be some sort of partisan reconciliation along national lines for the nation to heal. That theme was in abundance on last night’s episode. After a quicker-than-usual monologue in which Maher — unsurprisingly — alluded to the studio audience’s masklessness (“Let’s go back to when I thought Fauci was a type of expensive handbag….