Republican butthurt

Well, nolw...that's interesting...so happens "us yahoos" have watched this Idiot in the White House send our country down a slippery slope straight to h___ in a hand-basket. The "Annointed One", does not walk on water as some think, has never even operated a candy store and thinks he can run this country. He's a slick one tho...not only is he incompetent, but surrounds himself with others who can't walk and chew gum at the same time...(i.e. Biden who gives new meaning ...

It's pretty cool. I answered 5 like a Democrat and 5 like a Republican so it said I'm Bi-Partisan, which I always thought, but wasn't really sure sometimes. lol. ...

It takes awhile to make sense of the entrails of the Republican Party, partly because they are just so toxic, but also because it's actually difficult to comprehend that an American political party can so deliberately sabotage its own government and nation. But after observing their behavior and their policy of, "Just Say No" -- sometimes to their own suggestions, one can only surmise that they long ago left the business of governing and have instead agreed to a covert game plan of destruc ...

The newest Gallup poll. I didn't copy all the info here, but you can hop over here for more info on their survey methods, etc. http://www.gallup.com/poll/148487/Republican-Candidate-Extends-Lead-Obama.aspx I know there are some who are going to jump all over this and trash Gallup, but I was wondering if it's possible that we could all agree on a couple of pollsters to carry us through the next 481 days? Can we put a few pollsters out there and agree on their validity and m ...

Former Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno gets two years in federal prison BY Kenneth Lovett AND Glenn Blain DAILY NEWS ALBANY BUREAU Thursday, May 6th 2010, 6:17 PM Dickstein/Times Unio Former Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno, once one of the state's kingmakers, was sentenced to two years in federal prison Thursday. ALBANY - Former Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno, once one the state's most feared powerbrokers, was sentenced to two years in feder ...

depending upon interpretation. Both McCain and Palin have inserted dog references into their public comments this past day or 2. Mccain at Unity event stated his bulldog was not on the menu. Palin, in saying Secret Service scandal was all Mr. president's fault of course, also threw in a comment about not eating the dogs. These are the revered leaders of the conservative party? Bow wow wow yippy aye yippy ay. ...

WASHINGTON -- A pro-life, family-values congressman who worked as a doctor before winning election as a Tea Party-backed Republican had an affair with a patient and later pressured her to get an abortion, according to a phone call transcript obtained by The Huffington Post. The congressman, Rep. Scott DesJarlais of Tennessee, was trying to save his marriage at the time, according to his remarks on the call, made in September of 2000. And, according to three independent sources familiar ...

Mark Kirk of Illinois says: When I climbed the Capitol steps in January, I promised myself that I would return to the Senate with an open mind and greater respect for others. Same-sex couples should have the right to civil marriage. Our time on this earth is limited, I know that better than most. Life comes down to who you love and who loves you back-- government has no place in the middle. ...

Because the Koch Brothers say so! It really should not be that hard to sway the Republican nomination with that many of them running. ...

I must say I was impressed with Bush and Rubio. Trump, though, was a joke. I think his numbers are going to come down now. ...

So Cruz states that Trump "embodies New York attitudes." I don't live in New York, and don't particuarly identify with them, but I can see this for the divisive and insulting attitude that it was meant to be. ...

Well they are nothing if not consistent. Big tax breaks for the 1% and 24 million old, poor and disabled without insurance. ...

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. ...

people admitting to that these days. The party lacks a candidate that is satisfactory to me. Romney comes closest, but I don't like him either. He may be the best option for moderates to reclaim the party. Are there any other moderates out their that now feel disconnected from their party? For me, I do feel totally disconnected and do not want to be associated with the radical element of the republican party. I think I may be an independent now. My ...

Newt pretty much got the beat-down. Romney prepared and did not allow Newt to pull one of his stunts. Romney said he would fire an exec who came to him and suggested they build a moon colony. Newt needs to realize you reap what you sow. Certain posters on this board should take note too. ...

(See who is at the bottom) Which GOP candidate do you like best? msn.com 16 % Mitt Romney 48,249 votes 22 % Rick Perry 66,440 votes 5 % Michele Bachmann 13,633 votes 13 % Ron Paul 37,692 votes 5 % Other 14,386 votes 39 % None of them 115,772 votes ...

Romney certainly has a lot of that sharp and scintillating legendary Republican sense of humor. Here is the very funny story Romney told today in Wisconsin. (Journal-Sentinel) "Romney’s story involved the time more than 50 years ago that his father, George, an American Motors executive, shut down a factory in Michigan and moved the work to Wisconsin. “Now later he decided to run for governor of Michigan, and so you can imagine that having closed the factory and moved all the produc ...

Last evening KO asked David Korn why it was that repubs were against anything Obama was for, even if the repubs had previously beenfor it. Korn replied that the repubs were operating under very sophisticated "cootie" tactics - as in anything the president touches has cooties. Chuckled heartedly at that. also heard Sara P has dissed the tea baggers now that she has collected her$100,000 speaking fee. ...

Apparently the Republican "Mr. Right" does not exist. The Quinnipiac University survey released Wednesday, indicates President Obama hitting 50% or above when pitted against every Republican candidate except former Massachusetts Gov. Romney, but President Obama still tops Romney 47% to 41%. ...

Senator Scott Brown (R) of MA would like you to send him donations so he can successfully run against MSNBC's Rachel Maddow (who is not running for any kind of office). Scott Brown's plea for money: Friends, It’s only been a couple of months since I’ve been in office, and before I’ve even settled into my new job, the political machine in Massachusetts is looking for someone to run against me. And you’re not going to believe who they are ...

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A REPUBLICAN Joe gets up at 6:00am to prepare his morning coffee. He fills his pot full of good clean drinking water because some liberal fought for minimum water quality standards. He takes his daily medication with his first swallow of coffee. His medications are safe to take because some liberal fought to insure their safety and work as advertised. All but $10.00 of his medications are paid for by his employers medical plan because some liberal union ...

It looks like they had this bipolar reaction to the naming of Ryan as Veep. Now the reality is settling in and they realize that the extremist policies favoring the rich will not be helping Romney get elected and they are flailing about like trout out of water. Hope they don't hurt themselves too badly. ...

...exposed as Democrats. http://dailycaller.com/2012/08/25/two-in-republican-women-for-obama-ad-exposed-as-democrats/ ...

“Mitt Romney will lie to you to become President and he will lie to you when he becomes President… Mitt Romney will do and say anything to become President. Anything.” – Newt Gingrich “I don’t know how to respond to Mitt Romney because his position may change tomorrow.” – John McCain And Mike Huckabee on Mitt Romney – “If a man’s dishonest to get a job, he’ll be dishonest on the job.” ...

....without the name Bush or Nixon on the ticket? I heard this question asked this morning on CNN, and I really had to strain my brain to think of an answer. After pondering it in my head for a while (without benefit of Google/internet), I gave up trying to come up with it.....could only think back to when there WAS either Bush or Nixon on the ticket!! The answer is 1928....when Herbert Hoover won. That made me go, "Wow." There is something kind of wrong with th ...

Senator Murkowski of Alaska says her views are evolving, and she plans on reevaluating her stance on the issue (hooray for her!). "I think you are seeing a change in attitude, a change in tolerance," she said. "And an acceptance that what marriage should truly be about is a lasting, loving committed relationship with respect to the individual." As for why Murkowski is considering a change in position, she pointed to her two young sons, who she says give her puzzled looks when she asks them for ...

The DNC show is totally disgusting to me. The democrats or I should say Hilary Clinton, Corey Booker and the latino chick that was just on playing the race card as well as woman card, I get so tired of this. We are all supposed to be equal. With people like this out there, how is that supposed to happen with people like this. ...

(Complete with video at site.) This man is a Georgia Republican Who Made 'Callous' Pre-Existing Condition Remark Has One Of His Own The Huffington Post | By Ashley Alman Posted: 12/06/2013 12:13 am EST | Updated: 12/06/2013 9:30 am A day after Georgia's Republican insurance commissioner Ralph Hudgens was criticized for "out-of-touch" remarks on pre-existing medical conditions, spokesman Glenn Allen revealed that Hudgens has a pre-existing ...

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. ...

Republican butthurt

I had the same reaction. - sm

So did anyone think he would? I think pretty much (sm) - LM

Fox headline - "Presidential pettiness".

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