Dems falling apart over Omnibus spending bill

American Thinker ^ | March 08, 2009 | Rick Moran

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT

[acoulterfan]

Blaming Bush, saying they “inherited” this mess and claiming obstructionism is starting to get a little old. I don’t think that the MSM can keep this up much longer, LOL

[SonOfDarkSkies]

Obamnibus!

[dr_who]

The Democrats look weak, unsure of themselves, and in disarray - which mirrors exactly how the White House looks.

Looks can be deceiving. Mainstream conservatives need to stop being so happy-go-lucky no matter what all the time.

[Steely Tom]

As I've said before, the word... is...

Boulders!

[devane617]

Vote Pelosi out and solve lots of problems.

[Texas4ever]

Pass the popcorn! This is getting good.

[YellowRoseofTx]

Good for the GOP!!! Obstruct away.

[muawiyah]

That old bag's probably been so anxiety ridden this weekend that she's injected a dangerous level of botox in her face.

Should be interesting tomorrow when her frontal cortex slows to a halt and the mid-brain takes over!

[FormerACLUmember]

Pelosi is the most disgusting humanoid in Washington, bar none.

[do the dhue]

I've BEEN falling apart over Obamabus spending.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

My money’s on Pelosi. Go Plastic Woman!!

[hinckley buzzard]

Looks can be deceiving. Mainstream conservatives need to stop being so happy-go-lucky no matter what all the time.

I agree. It is tempting to lick one's lips at signs of 'rat discord, but in the end it is as if they never had any disagreement at all. And they coalesce into one stagnant mass--like pond scum.

[anglian]

Mona Charen says its time to stand up for capitalism: If ever there were a time when our market economy deserves a little coddling and a soft pillow under its head, it is now. Battered by a financial meltdown, a plunging stock market, declining trade, and frightened consumers, now would be the time to cut corporate tax rates (which are among the highest in the world), reverse the “mark to market” rule for valuing assets, temporarily increase unemployment compensation and Medicaid (with sunset provisions), and keep taxes low. When Barack Obama agreed last autumn that it was not a good idea to raise taxes during a recession, it seemed that he was at least enough of a moderate to understand the importance of markets. One can no longer indulge that hope. Like blasts from a machine gun, Obama has announced higher taxes on the owners of small businesses (the most productive individuals), higher taxes on the energy industry (through the cap-and-trade system), green mandates on the auto industry that will increase the cost of each vehicle, a bailout of mortgagers that will increase the cost of mortgages down the road, increased unionization (which reduces jobs), a repeal of the successful welfare reform of the 1990s, and a rhetorical assault on Wall Street that leaves investors edgy.

The Democrats scoff when you use the “s” word (socialism). It’s a bogeyman, they argue. Not so. If by socialism, you refer to the sort of government-heavy economies that characterize most of Europe, then we are clearly headed there about as fast as Flight 1549 was headed for the Hudson River.

http://drsanity.blogspot.com/

[FormerACLUmember]

Although completely outnumbered, a small band of brave Republicans make their unified stand against the armies of Evil.

In so doing, their sacrifice against all odds buys precious time for the American Nation to rise up and prepare a resistance to the horrific juggernaut.

[CurlyBill]

LOL!! And B. Hussein Obama is Xerxes in this mess...

[The Great RJ]

I have a feeling many Democrat members of Congress are getting an earful from constituents who have seen their pension evaporate while Congress spends our future.

[A Strict Constructionist]

“humanoid”

That’s too far up the food chain for her. I would have said evolutionary but that’s impossible for it.

[aShepard]

Seriously, it’s time to get rid of this stupid C**t!