Posted on 02/25/2010 6:18:39 AM PST by blueyon
Does he just keep talking in the hopes he’ll get around to some point, whatever it is?
I'm watching w/o the sound and his body language is very revealing.
I mute him all the time and watch his body language. Not today though
0bongo's body language can be summed up as --- delusions of grandeur, arrogant and lecturing. That is how he always looks with some added things. He is always gesturing (mudras) with his hands and making facial expressions
THEN COVER THE REALLY SICK ONES, YOU ASS!!!
OMGLOL!
We’re on the same page, hoosiermama! I am pondering the very same thought. Frank Marshall Davis, the commie pedophile.
Can we get back to what Mr. Cantor has to say? We’ve already heard more than enough from the campaigner-in-chief.
And he will not shut up for fear of another B!tch slap.
correct
he wants to stop and I hope the GOP says no, make him work and wear him down as he is not used to this much work.
“Obo is probably in need of a bathroom break...”
He’s probably shitting bricks right now...Cantor is making him look like a DOOOOOOOFUS.
Okay. I’m pretty sure the politicians know what insurance pools are. Who here enjoyed Obama putting it in “baby Talk” for stupid old us to understand?
CANTOR -—returning fire!
SMACKDOWN the Kenyan Kommie!
Yeah Cantor! He summed it up the government can’t afford everything everyone wants!
He is hammering the cost, which Obama machine has been playing ticks with.
BLOWHARD just went off for 15 minutes and said nothing.
HOCUS POKUS TOTUS
Biden just woke up.
Ooops, Biden just awoke from his stupor. Obama stutters AGAIN.
Wow, Crazy Uncle Joe trying to save Obama there.
Several recent letters to The Tennessean have excoriated the Republicans because they have refused to go along with the legislative proposals of the Democrats, while Democrats hold substantial majorities in Congress.
These writers have derisively referred to the Republicans as the “party of no” claiming that they have offered no ideas to help solve the nation’s problems.
While the claim of offering no solutions is arguable, I would posit that a “no” is oftentimes justified.
I know a hot stove will cause injury to my child, so having an alternative plan to my command of “no” isn’t really necessary.
The Republicans saying “no” to the massive expansion of federal programs Democrats are trying to force through Congress know that such will erode individual liberty and the nation’s fiscal well-being.
Maybe, at least in this instance, the Republicans should be referred to as the “party of know.”
Donald Griffin, FRANKLIN 37069
It's the BILL, stupid!
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