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1 posted on 01/03/2013 9:40:20 AM PST by Sub-Driver
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To: Sub-Driver

The Republican party is a dead party walking.

Lead by a brain-dead zombie that cries.

Shove it, Boehner...just declare yourself a dim-bulb-crat, you’rea already 90% there.


2 posted on 01/03/2013 9:42:26 AM PST by Da Coyote
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Yet ANOTHER FAT, DISGUSTING BASTARD from Past GOP-e’s oinks his “comment”!


3 posted on 01/03/2013 9:43:09 AM PST by US Navy Vet (Go Packers! Go Rockies! Go Boston Bruins! See, I'm "Diverse"!)
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At this point, the Republican Party is not even trying to govern.

I have said that the GOP should just vote "present" and allow Obama to do whatever he wants -- but put his fingerprints on absolutely everything, and not allow the Republicans to get blamed for anything. That's risky, and it might be stupid. But even stupider is to allow Obama to do whatever he wants and allow the Democrats to blame any disaster on the Republicans. That's basically what Boehner has achieved.

It's stunning.

4 posted on 01/03/2013 9:46:09 AM PST by ClearCase_guy (Nothing will change until after the war.)
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GOP’s ability to lead?

What the f*ck is that supposed to even mean...


5 posted on 01/03/2013 9:46:53 AM PST by chris37 (Heartless.)
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Denny is whitewashing the problem.

The Constitution says ALL spending bills MUST originate in the House.

That means if they don’t, they are by default NOT CONSTITUTIONAL. They are not following the process mandated by the Constitution. Therefore, they are inherently unconstitutional.

Denny it is hardly a matter of giving up leadership. It is blatantly unconstitutional. That bill is not lawful due to the way it originated. The Senate created it. Not the House. It’s a fundamental problem. The Senate is not given that governing power. Whehter the House doesn’t put forth a spending bill of its own or not.

This is the difference between giving lip service to the Constitution and doing whatever the hell you want, and actually FOLLOWING the Constitution, being both legally empowered to do only certain specific things, in certain, clearly spelled-out ways.


8 posted on 01/03/2013 9:56:33 AM PST by Secret Agent Man (I can neither confirm or deny that; even if I could, I couldn't - it's classified.)
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the party's "ability to lead" on future votes.

GOP ability to lead??? What a cruel joke!

9 posted on 01/03/2013 10:00:06 AM PST by pgkdan ( "Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not." ~Thomas Jefferson)
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“Tuesday’s vote on the fiscal cliff compromise deal passed the House 257-167, but Republicans voted 151-85 against.”

Everything else aside, looks like he stuck the Democrats with responsibility for it, and on the Republican side he separated the sheep from the goats.


11 posted on 01/03/2013 10:10:41 AM PST by KrisKrinkle (Blessed be those who know the depth and breadth of their ignorance. Cursed be those who don't.)
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Boehner is quite lucky DC doesn't have a Canałasso like Venexia ~ there the punishment for a Doxe who failed to command the respect of the Venetian Senate in legislative matters, or who violated the most ancient customs of the Republic, would be strangled and tossed into the Canałasso ~ to be found the next morning by the gondoliere!

Now I say that only after reading through Hastert's statement, but he's saying that between the lines ~ as is Nancy Patricia D'Alesandro ~ she knows all about those rules.

The Republic off Venice only had to retire on Doge for all the others through time to UNDERSTAND the grave responsibility of holding that office.

14 posted on 01/03/2013 10:27:04 AM PST by muawiyah
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What threatens their ability to lead is their lack of leadership - at the risk of sounding tautological.


15 posted on 01/03/2013 10:29:56 AM PST by Republican1795.
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Sad, Boehner didn't learn anything from Nazi Pelosi for all those years.

5.56mm

19 posted on 01/03/2013 12:37:12 PM PST by M Kehoe
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Hastert’s exactly right.

Boehner thinks it a success when the majority of his caucus doesn’t have to vote ‘aye’ to pass a bad bill. He’s certifiable.

We’re toast.


20 posted on 01/03/2013 12:42:51 PM PST by mrsmith (Dumb sluts: Lifeblood of the Media, Backbone of the Democrat Party!)
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Boehner’s breaking of that unwritten rule says he has few political principles other than simply to be in politics and as such he cares 10 times more about his personal power than he does about true majority power of his own party in the House of Representatives, when it has it.

If he had any true ethics as a party “leader” he would not have ran again for speaker of the House after he could not hold his own party with him on the dubious not-a-fiscal-remedy “fiscal cliff” deal.

The true interest rate (when actual inflation is considered) that the Fed is now charging banks is less than zero, and though I never thought my respect for Boehner could fall to below zero, it has now.


25 posted on 01/03/2013 3:28:10 PM PST by Wuli
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