The GOP Hates Disabled People….And Bob Dole – Your Morning Reads

By On December 5, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Congress, Democrats, Entertainment, GAGOP, Pop, Random

Sad news first – Missing Georgia Lesbian found dead according to her girlfriend.

The GOP has begun purging…No this is NOT a Chris Christie diet recommendation.

Women’s Issues played a “serious role” in 2012 election outcomes…No!? Really!? I had no idea.

Conservatives give Bob Dole, you know, their [...]

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Let Mitt be Mitt

By On September 18, 2012 · 5 Comments · In 2012, Campaigns+Elections, Random, Republicans

And look where it gets him.

The Uptown Daily Worker has this: A Mood of Gloom Afflicts the Romney Campaign

Yes, debt is a huge problem, but 11 million is chump change to a man with a car elevator.

David Brooks calls you Thurston Howell. Yeah, that’s gonna leave a mark-ouchie

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The Theater of Life and Death

By On January 18, 2011 · 1 Comment · In Congress, GAGOP, Health Care

Tomorrow, House Republicans vote to repeal Health Care Reform, a largely symbolic gesture given expected opposition in the Senate.

By engaging in political theater instead of productive legislation, the Republicans have set the stage for the Obama administration (and all Democrats), to close ranks, better explain the advantages and counter the absurd charges [...]

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How much good did the stimulus act do? Quite a lot, actually.

By On February 21, 2010 · 2 Comments · In Random

This past week marked the one-year anniversary of President Barack Obama’s signing of the federal stimulus act. It’s a fair question to ask how much good, if any, the stimulus act did in creating new jobs or saving existing jobs.

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Specter

By On May 5, 2009 · 13 Comments · In Random

Newest Democrat Arlen Specter came out punching on Sunday.

Asked whether he believed that he had let people down by changing parties, Specter said issues like Republican attitudes towards cancer research had made him unhappy with the party. Specter went on to suggest that if Republicans had been more aggressive about cancer research, GOP [...]

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