Posted on 07/21/2010 11:05:49 AM PDT by Kaslin
These are the people who callconservatives “mean spirited”.
“Remember the esteemed journalist who wished that Clarence Thomas wife would feed him butter and bacon so he would die early?”
Or hell’n Thomas. Ship the jews back to the ovens!
too bad
You are right, where is my brain, it is tough getting old. I know Brazile hasn’t been very kind with her remarks.
Notice the arrogant pos is right behind her laughing stupidly
I believe, but am not positive, I read where W. actually increased funding for NPR and the National Endowment.
From what I have been lead to believe, he was actually very generous to all the artists out there.
I wonder how many watch this idiot? It can’t be many
Eww, how gross. I ought to hit the abuse button on you for posting this ugly creature’s mug shut. She is ugly in and out
It’s hard to be humble when you’re numero uno, like Rush is in his field.
And why should he. Enraging liberals is the right thing to do, as it let’s the sheeple see what their masters really are.
You forgot that they speak Austrian in Austria.
I was being sarcastic
"Rotten meat".
Yeah and the rats would have stood by and just let it go. /sarcasm>
And the Republicans on NEA and NPR: “For God’s sake, don’t touch it - they might accuse us of killing Big Bird!!”
You realize the Republicans are in the minority or did you miss that? *rme
Public Radio Publicist Apologizes For Controversial Remarks About Limbaugh
Until 2006 they were not in the minority.
I am talking about now, not 2006
Even when the GOP had the majority, it was always a thin majority (even thinner when you consider the voting tendencies of Snowe, Collins, Jeffords, Sphincter, Lindsey Graham, McLame). The GOP leadership often had to reach across the aisle to get these RINO's to vote with the party. Even with that majority, they could not count on party-line support like the dems do. And, with the drive-by media, partisan obstruction and parliamentary procedural posturing is not political stonewalling when it is done by dems.
And the Republicans on NEA and NPR: “For God’s sake, don’t touch it - they might accuse us of killing Big Bird!!”
The Rats had a 60-vote majority, and even with that had to engage in blatant vote-buying just to get the 60 votes to invoke cloture, then more vote-buying to get Rats in the house to betray their earlier votes and sign up to the Senate version of the bill. A complicit and conspiratorial media aided the dems by ignoring the most egregious stories regarding these issues. It's easy to sit back and monday-morning quarterback and say the republicans didn't do this or that when they had the chance. But with all the things that are very valid criticisms of the GOP congress spending like drunken sailors with a stolen credit card, the idea that they could have defunded NEA or NPR or the department of Education or any other wasteful boondoggle like these is just pure fantasy.
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