In a time of chimpanzees, I was a penguin.
The religious right is motivated by the suspicion that someone, somewhere,
is having fun -- and that this must be stopped.
Regarding Republican calls for "bipartisanship" after the Republicans ran the country down over the past 8 years and now are trying to negotiate with the Democrats over how to fix the shit the Republicans broke:
I get disgusted everytime I hear the mention of "Bipartisanship." Drunk drivers [Republicans] do not have the right to negotiate with emergency room doctors [Democrats] concerning the appropriate treatment for their victims [us]. -- Russ Bailey
-- Badtux the Snarky Penguin
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That's a perfect description. Especially since it's impossible t reason with a drunk.
ReplyDeleteI think it's fair to say that we tried bipartisanship. Didn't work. So now, screw it. If possible cut their balls off. Possibly with a Klingon sword.
ReplyDeleteToday day is a good day to die! (if you're an obstructionist who continues to sell the country down the river.)
Obama needs to grow a spine and tell the bastards they loss their right to have a say in these matters. So they need set down --- shut the hell up----and get off the cross. We need the wood. Right now!
ReplyDeleteThe bastards had their chance with the supply-side economics of smaller government and lower taxes and less regulation of big business and their stupid claim that prosperity would "trickle down" to working families.
Well, something trickled down on workers, but it sure as hell was not prosperity. Grrr
My bad. I meant "lost" the right
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