An unequivocal expression of delusional grandiosity
Posted on 09/15/2009 7:02:24 PM PDT by Shellybenoit
Today Congressional Democrats took the day off from the problems facing our country to engage in politics. They spent the day debating how to slap congressman Joe Wilson for shouting "you lie" at the POTUS, a charge that was true but the timing and venue was inappropriate. Wilson had already apologized to the President, but the Democrats wanted Wilson to apologize to the entire congress on the house floor.
What makes this wasted day even more amazing is that this is the same Democratic Party congress that didn't have the time to read the Porkulus Bill, never read the full cap and tax bill, and wont promise to read the Obamacare bill, but they have the time to waste a day engaging in political silliness.
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No kidding. Who is starting a project to see benefits from this, such as family members?
...Let them waste all the time they want, till 2010. Then they can kiss their asses goodbye as they go out the back door of Capital Hill...
I’m sending Joe more money — promised to, if he was censured. What JACKASSES we have in the House.
...Bravo! Get out the thumb and index finger fiddle to play for these POS’s and cry them a river when they swim across the Potomac for the last time...
...Wondering, Are you in his district? If so, get out the vote for this statesman...
Excellent point!
“I was elected to lead, not to read.”
An unequivocal expression of delusional grandiosity
Tyranny is legal under Scottish Law.
Naw, I’m out here in Kollifornia. Barbara Boxer represents me.... oh, gag.
If only San Fran Nan could get booted out...but alas, the gay, lesbians and animal lovers vote her in year after year without a thought
The title of the article says it all!!
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