It's been so enjoyable watching Republican party hacks

I hope with everything I have in me that the Tea Party does not represent the Republican Party. This is what the Tea Party stands for. They are full of vitriole and hatred. This is not what the Republican party stands for. See comments by Republican Party of Orange County Chairman Scott Baugh, "It's just highly inappropriate, it's a despicable message, it drips with racism and I think she should step down from the committee," said Baugh. "Davenport, a tea party activist, represents t ...

demands women who use birth control paid by government must post videos of their sexual activity as payment. Republican party members hiding to avoid condemning their powerful leader. Just despicable. Stand up you ninnies. ...

Boehner executes a long overdue smack-down of the Tea Party, et al, and Paul Ryan quotes Mick Jagger in a very eloquent smack-down of his own. It's about time. ...

The No. 1 recipient? Houston-based energy-focused engineering and construction firm KBR, Inc. (NYSE:KBR), which was spun off from its parent, oilfield services provider Halliburton Co. (NYSE:HAL), in 2007. The company was given $39.5 billion in Iraq-related contracts over the past decade, with many of the deals given without any bidding from competing firms, such as a $568-million contract renewal in 2010 to provide housing, meals, water and bathroom services to soldiers, a deal that led t ...

At a campaign event in South Carolina on Thursday, Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush was asked how he planned to include black people in his campaign and get them to vote for him. Bush responded, “Our message is one of hope and aspiration.” But he didn’t stop there. He continued: “It isn’t one of division and get in line and we’ll take care of you with free stuff. Our message is one that is uplifting — that says you can achieve earned success.” There it is! If you ...

I was talking to a Republican this week who, to paraphrase him, said that the Republicans have offered the country what it wants, a woman presidental candidate and one of color. NO! That is not what we want. We want candidates who are intelligent and capable. What you've offered us is incompetence and labels. It isn't important to have a woman president unless she knows the issues, as Hillary Clinton does. It most certainly doesn't help to have a person of color unles ...

I had been so hopeful that our country could stop fighting and get things done, but the actions of the Republican party this week convinces me that's not going to happen. I'm very discouraged and disappointed. I don't want to be a Democrat either, but the Republicans' actions are pushing me that direction. Independents, do you feel left out if you aren't connected to one of the large parties? Maybe that's what I want to do. I'm also thinking, after this week&# ...

a political party...they're not. They're a cult. Facts and reality do not matter to these people. They've morphed what was once a political party and blended it with some distortion of Christianity where they support policies that are complete contradictions of the teachings of Jesus Christ. They've convinced millions that the best way to achieve economic prosperity is through facilitating more power and wealth towards the greedy at the expense of everyone else. T ...

Maybe he can join Palin in Alaska. In the above radio interview, Huckabee stated: “If the Republicans want to lose guys like me — and a whole bunch of still God-fearing Bible-believing people — go ahead and just abdicate on this issue, and while you’re at it, go ahead and say abortion doesn’t matter, either.” http://bluenationreview.com/mike-huckabee-will-leave-gop-dont-fight-gay-marriage-can-buy-ticket/ ...

Lindsey Graham stated yesterday that if Trump became president he is going to get us all killed. I have heard this spontaneously uttered by various people when listening to The Donald. and then there is this... http://www.forwardprogressives.com/10-examples-prove-donald-trump-perfect-republican-candidate/#comment-2217700842 Obviously, Republicans have a difficult time understanding diplomacy as evidenced by the multiple wars on their watch, the Congressmen sending the letter to Iran, ...

Have all of you noticed that when they don't get their way, they throw temper tantrums? They will not discuss, debate, negotiate, or otherwise consider any other view but their own and, if they don't get their way, they take their ball and go home. This is so dangerous for our country. I hope they self-implode, and it looks like that's what they are in the process of doing. ...

and switches to the American Independent Party. The Republican party can wipe the sweat from their brow now that Mr. Black-People-Were-Better-Off-as-Slaves-Bundy has removed his taint from their pool. ...

Extend minimum wage; Protect Social Security; Assure equal pay for equal work regardless of sex; Improve the unemployment benefit system so it covers more people; Strengthen labor laws so workers can more easily join a union; In 1956 Republican action created the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. My how the republicans party has changed! ...

Summary paragraphs from article in Kansas City Star: " Norman Ornstein, a distinguished political observer and resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute (hardly a liberal bastion) and his colleague Thomas Mann of the Brookings Institution have been studying Washington politics and Congress for more than four decades. They say they’ve never seen Washington as dysfunctional as it is now. And they blame Republicans. “We have no choice but to acknowledge that the core ...

Paul Ryan has been running a not-so-secret shadow campaign for Hillary Clinton. Hillary Clinton and Paul Ryan have many things in common, such as progressiveness, open borders, amnesty, special interest lobbyists, and global worldviews. None of that coincides with Donald Trump’s “America first” approach, and that is very telling. In a leaked WikiLeaks email, we see more collusion between Paul Ryan and Hillary Clinton. It has been revealed that the Clinton campaign attempted to list a ...

The Party Of YES! http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/29/voyeur-west-hollywood-mic_n_516903.html Tucker Carlson responds to RNC complaints about DC’s Michael Steele article By Tucker Carlson - The Daily Caller 03/29/10 at 2:30 PM The complaints from the RNC about this morning’s Daily Caller article, “High Flyer: RNC Chairman Steele suggested buying private jet with RNC funds,” while loud, lack substance. Despite claims to the c ...

Cloud over Trump presidency. See Link. ...

This makes more sense to me than anything else I've heard or read. ...

This is a Vanity Fair article on Romney as a husband, father, and friend; his heritage as scion of a prestigious family; as a Mormon and his fasttracking in the church leadership; how he dealt with the problems of the people under his religious leadership, including women; and his 15 years at Bain Capital, including his philosophy of "creative destruction." Enjoy. :) http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/2012/02/mitt-romney-201202 ...

Why are all the cable networks giving this nut with a gun all this air time!!!???? Thank goodness for C-SPAN. I'm a dem by the way, but to me, this is a nonpartisan thing. ...

So many great speakers. ...

I didn't think I'd like it just because the whole idea is so crazy, but I find myself watching it & rooting for Jason & Courtney to make it. And for Jamie not to push Doug so hard about a baby. ...

What are your thoughts about the questions and how the candidates are answering them? Has anyone decided for sure who to vote for (if you're voting in the primaries or caucuses)? I'm still undecided, so if you have decided, I would appreciate some input as to why you chose that candidate. ...

I started watching it in the beginning just because of Adam Levine, and I've found I'm loving it the way Americal Idol used to get me. I love the banter between the coaches, though Christina gets a little too crude for me sometimes. But I like her otherwise. What do you think of the talent? I voted for Frenchie Davis today. Nobody on Blake's team impressed me much. I think Xenia's got a lot of potential, but she's obviously too young, and p ...

Anyone into the games this weekend? I am hoping for Dallas and GB to win. I'd rather face either of them than Arizona or Philly in the divisional round next week. My Vikings have caused me much Super Bowl and playoff trauma over the years and I'm not expecting much but hoping for the best. Favre really gives us a good chance. I'm anxious to see what happens today. I'll be a wreck by next week (they play on my birthday - the last time that ...

It is from the Americans For Tax Reform site. This might make it easier on the stomach and be fun too. There are four BINGO cards you can print out and use during his speech. http://www.atr.org/index.php?content=home ...

Is anyone watching Justified? If so, can you tell me who the guy is that plays the character Douglas Cooper(convict who escaped). I've seen him on other movies and is driving me nuts I can't find his name or what movies he was in. It's nothing real important...just one of those things I can't get out of my mind. ...

Can't wait until Friday. GO USA!!! ...

I'm only half-way paying attention because I'm really supposed to be paying attention to my work, but these guys give new meaning to the words conspiracy theory. They've got some interesting things to say, that's for sure. ...

It's been so enjoyable watching Republican party hacks

Bush: Dead to me. Romney: Dead to me. Cruz: Dead to me. - Kasich: Dead to me.

Couldn't have said it better myself, but (sm) - Olga

The whole GOP is almost dead. It's gasping - for its last breath. Good riddance.

Kasich and Cruz are a couple of children - sm

Children who cry and whine? - Not like Trump

I couldn't support someone who called my father a murderer - and went after my family. To each

At least he wasn't a sellout like Bernie. Trump read - Cruz's speech. He new what

Yes, and he gave him the rope to hang himself. - As Krauthammer said...

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