[E. Pluribus Unum]

To Mr. Hoyer, "compromise" is when the peasants shut up and do as they are told.

[Waryone]

I’m thinking most democrat congressmen come from greedy, lying, thieving families.

[reagan_fanatic]

I’ll invite you to come see my family anytime, Mr. Hoyer. I’d lay good money down that we’re a lot happier and more stable than your average liberal family.

Idiot.

[edpc]

That’s funny coming from him. His father was an abusive drunk.

[Mr. K]

I think one of our biggest mistakes comes from saying about the left that they all hate our country and they want to destroy us.

While I don’t doubt that SOME OF THEM want to, as a strategy for collapsing the system and instilling socialism, there are MANY lefties who love the country too- they are just stupid and naive and really really believe that they can solve problems with the government.

This is the “child-like sentiment applied to adult situations” type of liberal. And we lose the ability to teach them something and turn them off buy telling them we think they hate the country.

[KarlInOhio]

So if we are going to move forward compromise is necessary.

We're headed towards a financial cliff and Hoyer wants us to compromise so we can keep going forward. Hitting the brakes with everything we have is just the first step before putting the government into reverse. Compromise is when we want to cut out ten programs and the dems get to pick two of those to save at the price of agreeing to eliminate the other eight.

[Texas Eagle]

Steny Hoyer: I’m thinking most Tea Partiers probably come from unhappy families

The important thing, Steny, is that you tried thinking.

Don't give up on it. It takes a while to get used to, but you'll be better off for it in the long run.

[MsLady]

What a dumb, arrogant statement.

[Scythian]

This guy is definitely right on:

1) I’m unhappy our country is in so much debt.
2) I’m unhappy with our president.
3) I’m unhappy with the Stark treaty.
4) I’m unhappy congress will not secure our border.
5) I’m unhappy with the health care bill ...

and so on and so forth, so ya, this guy is right.

[Texas Eagle]

Hmmmmm....I wonder if Steny could be right.

I wonder if anybody has ever conducted a study on the rates of fatherless households as it relates to our prison population.

Well, no need to now. Obviously our prisons are full of people reared in Tea Party households.

[Madame Dufarge]

"Leader Hoyer says that "Republicans could have worked to put their stamp" on health care reform legislation. That's a bald-faced lie. The bill that passed the House was crafted in Speaker Pelosi's office, an office that was shut to Republicans' suggestions. Is Leader Hoyer suggesting that the House GOP was able to give its input via telepathy? It certainly can't mean that Republicans like Paul Ryan were allowed substantive input into the bill."

Steny's singing from a worn-out hymnal"

[Texas Eagle]

And they say drug use is a victimless crime.

[From The Deer Stand]

Hey Steny, we’re happy, but especially happy after the November election. And we’ll be even more happy when you’re no longer in office.

[Panzerlied]

Ah gee! I need a hug.

[nina0113]

Well, we’re unhappy NOW, Sten. Not as much as before the election, though.

[GraceG]

And I am sure all those student anarchists that break windows and burn things come from stable happy caring families......

[shiva]

people in the Tea Party that I see in these polls who don’t want any compromise. My presumption is they have unhappy families.

I'm asumming your family are unhappy because of you now. You don't want to compromise either.

[existtoexcel]

per Hoyer, it’s upgraded to family dysfunction

Not to be confused with liberal Columbia professor and huffpo blogger daughters' consensual incestuous relationship. Who exactly is the dysfunctional family?

Liberal pukes.

[Le Chien Rouge]

“Steny Hoyer: I’m thinking most Tea Partiers probably come from unhappy families”

In my case, he’s right. Besides dad, everyone else is/was a flaming lefty on medication,seeing a therapist or just plain sad.

When I was 13,I saw the light of conservatism in 1980 from Ronald Reagan and have been stable since.

[Scanian]

No, its the Democrats-—the family of SATAN!