Posted on 02/26/2009 4:39:24 AM PST by Scanian
“Oh, God,” why did he have to use that word? According to MSNBC’s Chris Matthews, the GOP “outsourced” the Republican response to a young, successful Indian-American governor who “had nothing to do with Congress.”
They had to outsource the response tonight, the Republican party. They had to outsource to someone who had nothing to do with Congress because the Republicans in Congress had nothing to do with the programs he was talking about tonight or the record he referred to.
First of all, one might point out that Piyush “Bobby” Jindal was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 2004 to 2006. Furthermore, Republican governors are quite important members of the party. The idea that the GOP was bringing in an outsider is flat out wrong.
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Sort of like Hillary’s remark about Indians in gas stations. Tasteless lib trash.
Among others like Marx, Engels, Alinsky, Goebbels, et al....
And this classes drunk gets a complete pass.
Be nice if anyone had the guts to speak up and call him on it.
Gramsci was the one who developed Marx’s theories to apply to classes of people.
He’s the father of modern communism.
Does the name Tim Kaine ring a bell?
Good question.
Yeah, someone else reminded me about Governor Tim “Spock” Kaine’s little post SOTU Address “speech”, too. I can’t believe I forgot about that.
But then, I have to live with his “leadership” every day... and I think it mind be affecting my brain....
;^)
Yeah but I don't think that'll be the end of him. He's got too much potential to write off over one speech. He'll learn from it and be back stronger in the future.
After the dems outsourced the presidency to a Kenyan-american community activist?
Better than outsourcing the presidency to a Kenyan Nazi.
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