/sarc
Posted on 05/31/2012 9:58:36 AM PDT by Sub-Driver
Pelicanosi can say anything, because when she is proven wrong the fifth column media will not report her errors. She ain’t stupid, she’s just evil.
and the pint is???
Is she serious? Is she serious?
ooops I meant to say and the point is but I think I like the typo better
Would it be wrong to pray to God that he put this woman(?) out of her misery?
Oh! Oh! I know!....
Half a quart?
2. It is the game of expectation in order to row-up the base when expectations are not met.
3. It is wishful thinking based on a faulty left-wing premise that the it be 5-4 and Roberts will cast the vote in favor to make the decision “Nonpartisan”.
We need a new amendment that says if a politician makes a statement like this, when they’re proven to be incorrect they have to resign and everyone who voted for them has to sit out the next 2 elections.
I think we have discovered another member of the Choom Gang, however, she has moved on to smoking crack!
I don’t care what the article says. The headline is a Lolzapalooza!
Not only is the woman a Catholic Theologian, she’s a Constitutional Scholar to boot!
So if it turns out the other way will you publicly admit you don’t know the constitution?
Someone should have reminded her that they had to pass it to see what was in it.
I really believe they say this stuff because they have been tipped off.
Hope not. But I can’t believe liberals on the court don’t leak stuff.
Nancy is a mental lightweight (as is Patti Murray in the Senate and many other Dems.) They talk a fair game as long as they stay on scrip, but once they are required to think on their feet they fail.
The following are the relevant portions from CNSNews.com’s Matt Cover’s October 22, 2009 article about Pelosi curtly dismissing the Constitution’s relevance to ObamaCare:
When CNSNews.com asked House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Thursday where the Constitution authorized Congress to order Americans to buy health insurance—a mandate included in both the House and Senate versions of the health care bill—Pelosi dismissed the question by saying: “Are you serious? Are you serious?”
Pelosi’s press secretary later responded to written follow-up questions from CNSNews.com by emailing CNSNews.com a press release on the “Constitutionality of Health Insurance Reform,” that argues that Congress derives the authority to mandate that people purchase health insurance from its constitutional power to regulate interstate commerce.
A pint’s a pound the world around?
Kagan leaked?
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