Posted on 08/16/2010 9:45:17 AM PDT by Mobile Vulgus
The Hill conducted its annual survey of how congressmen feel about each other and the answers are instructive. The survey found that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D. Calif.) is the most partisan, unwelcoming, hard to work with politician in all of the House of Representatives. But the list of Republicans that congressional leftists love should serve as the list of those voters should fire in November and after. (And Illinoisan Judy Biggert seems to lead the pack)
The Hill, however, did have an interesting point on why the extremist, left-wing, loud, hectoring, shrill Pelosi has been able to so easily get her anti-American policy agenda through Congress. She has a willing and able assistant in Steny Hoyer (D, Md.), a man that many congressmen like and find not to be the wholly leftist ideologue that Pelosi is.
As The Hill puts it, it's sort of a good-cop-bad-cop relationship. The shrill Pelosi makes her extremist demands but it is the smooth, seemingly moderate Hoyer that gets people to sign on to those demands...
Read the rest at Publiusforum.com...
The current favorite appears to be. Charlie ‘skunk’ Crist.
# 2 Inglis is already gone.
Judy Biggert (Ill.)
Bob Inglis (S.C.)
Walter Jones (N.C.)
Steven LaTourette (Ohio)
John McHugh (N.Y.)
John Mica (Fla.)
Ron Paul (Texas)
Lee Terry (Neb.)
Fred Upton (Mich.)
Bill Young (Fla.)
Ron Paul is on this list!!!
“Ron Paul is on this list!!!”
Hehehehehe. Ron Paul is lucky number seven on the list.
bump
“Steven LaTourette (Ohio)”
That makes sense. LaTourette’s Syndrome has to be a RINO to get elected here in NE OH.
He's the true meaning of RINO. LOL.
i would prefer to see a little more in-depth research before i accepted this blogger’s premise that these are the leading sell-outs...it may be true that they are less likely to mindlessly vote republican...but i am not sure that is a bad thing...some just might be more conservative and libertarian than the gop leadership...and, lest we forget, the gop has blood on their hands with their spendthrift habits in the bush years.
i would prefer to see a little more in-depth research before i accepted this blogger’s premise that these are the leading sell-outs...it may be true that they are less likely to mindlessly vote republican...but i am not sure that is a bad thing...some just might be more conservative and libertarian than the gop leadership...and, lest we forget, the gop has blood on their hands with their spendthrift habits in the bush years.
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