Michigan legislative action thread
Posted on 03/26/2015 11:52:07 AM PDT by Carl Vehse
Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) delivered a pitch-perfect trolling lesson to the Senate on Wednesday, filing an amendment calling to defund "the purchase of stationary [sic] or electronic devices for the purpose of members of Congress or congressional staff communicating with foreign governments and undermining the role of the President as Head of State in international nuclear negotiations on behalf of the United States."
In other words, Stabenow wants to defund Tom Cotton letters.
(Excerpt) Read more at huffingtonpost.com ...
Yup..the huffington post..I love how they are framing the letter as a “political loser”..yes..the pro-Iran faction in this country is overwhelming..go to any bar or restaurant and call the Iranian government a terror sponsor and you had better get your fists up..the American people so love that regime...
Typical democrap leftist behavior.
If you can’t defeat the opposition on the level playing field of ideas using reason and logic, then kick them off the field.................
If the Huffington Post did not exist, what would progressives cite as truth?
Much coming out of Michigan is bankrupt. This individuals mind is bankrupt.
Took me a minute to understand who you were talking about. You need to correct your spelling. It should be spelled “Stabthecow”. Hope that helps.
Can we get some adults to represent us now?
Some people had their chance to vote that useless beeotch out of office, but thought it would be better to “send a message” instead. The message was, “we give up, because really we just like to bitch.”
I voted for Hoekstra in that election.
Hey, I didn’t say it was a *great* choice. ;’)
Not seeing the appreciation for Iran in the Northeast.
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