Complaints About the Republican Party IV

[Cavemold]

They revel in their own ignorance and wear it like a badge of honour. They roll around in it like a dog rolling around in its own shit.

Not that dogs do that, because they're too smart to do that. Unlike Republicans.

Did a republican steal your hope as kid??

[Cavemold]

I think the Republicans should change their mascot from the elephant to the honey badger.

Well,anything is better than being a piece of ass...

[Grigoris]

They revel in their own ignorance and wear it like a badge of honour. They roll around in it like a dog rolling around in its own shit.

Not that dogs do that, because they're too smart to do that. Unlike Republicans.

F***ing funny! Matt Taibbi and Bill Maher would love this. George Carlin too.

[Matt Algren]

So Iowa Senator Chuck "Gubmit wants to pull the plug on Grandma" Grassley took to the Twitter machine this morning to call President Obama stupid.

[o1pickleboy]

F***ing funny! Matt Taibbi and Bill Maher would love this. George Carlin too.

Just to fill you in newbie, Spike is never funny. Spike is witty, mean, and sometimes the yogurt guys sock puppet but never funny.

[Cavemold]

Just to fill you in newbie, Spike is never funny. Spike is mean, and sometimes the yogurt guys sock puppet but never funny.

Very true .

[JCAll]

So Iowa Senator Chuck "Gubmit wants to pull the plug on Grandma" Grassley took to the Twitter machine this morning to call President Obama stupid.

...What the hell does that even say? Anyone with grammar like that should be banned from holding public office.

[Matt Algren]

"Constituents asked why I am not outraged at President Obama's attack on Supreme Court independence. Because American people are not stupid, as is this ex-professor of constitutional law."


And his tweets are always like that. He usually keeps them limited to complaining about the History Channel.

I'm not kidding.

[Paradox]

The History Channel does have issues, but I'd think a Senator could find a better use for his time.

[Gary_B]

The History Channel does have issues, but I'd think a Senator could find a better use for his time.

I know what mean. Sometimes they pretend that the Americans won the war of 1812.

[the4thpip]

I know what mean. Sometimes they pretend that the Americans won the war of 1812.

Relying on the History Channel once got John Stewart the "pants on fire" ranking on politifact!

[JCAll]

I know what mean. Sometimes they pretend that the Americans won the war of 1812.

Lies! That would require them to still talk about history.

[SUPERECWFAN1]

The History Channel does have issues, but I'd think a Senator could find a better use for his time.

Well , its not like Grassley is doing much in Congress. They are pretty much the worst workers in history . As someone suggested , people should withhold pay til they get off their asses to work and work on budget bills etc etc.

[worstblogever]

Well , its not like Grassley is doing much in Congress. They are pretty much the worst workers in history . As someone suggested , people should withhold pay til they get off their asses to work and work on budget bills etc etc.

Like the American Jobs Act, which they're still sitting on their thumbs rather than pass. Because the GOP knows if they did, it would create 1,000,000 jobs, by taxing the rich, and Obama would benefit from the new unemployment figures being down to less than 8% as a result. Mitch McConnell literally says the GOP's goal in Congress is to prevent Obama's re-election. That takes a backseat towards helping get Americans back to work while simultaneously improving the country with those infrastructure jobs.

[the4thpip]

Just as Mitt Romney was making the case to Newsmax, that paragon of journalistic integrity, that the so-called Republican war on women is entirely concocted by Democrats, Republican Scott Walker was quietly signing a law that repealed Wisconsin’s Equal Pay Enforcement law, which made it easier for women to seek damages in discrimination cases. Driven by state business lobbies, the repeal passed the GOP-dominated Legislature on a strict party line vote, and Walker signed it, with no comment, Thursday afternoon.

http://politics.salon.com/2012/04/06...t_dont_get_it/