Thursday, March 31, 2011
Oh Mr. Speaker!
I have to wonder if the House majority leader has ever seen this. Perhaps he should! Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said Wednesday Republicans would pass legislation decreeing that, absent Senate passage of a budget bill by the April 8 deadline, the measure approved by the House in February would become “the law of the land.” Have any of these so-called strict Constitutionalists ever read, or at the very least, glanced at the Constitution?
Labels: teabaggers, teaparty, teatards
Monday, December 27, 2010
Cognative Disconnect
Monday, December 20, 2010
Methodists, Get Out!
Via Spork, we learn of the next target of teabagger insanity. The Methodist Church.
Tea Party Nation founder Judson Phillips has a dream: "No more Methodist Church."
A blog post on his Tea Party Nation page says that on Friday he walked by the United Methodist Building in Washington D.C., which had a sign that said, "Pass the DREAM Act." Phillips wrote: " I have a DREAM. That is, no more United Methodist Church."
Phillips explains that he was formerly a member of the church, but he left because it's "the first Church of Karl Marx," and "little more than the "religious" arm of socialism."
Tea Party Nation founder Judson Phillips has a dream: "No more Methodist Church."
A blog post on his Tea Party Nation page says that on Friday he walked by the United Methodist Building in Washington D.C., which had a sign that said, "Pass the DREAM Act." Phillips wrote: " I have a DREAM. That is, no more United Methodist Church."
Phillips explains that he was formerly a member of the church, but he left because it's "the first Church of Karl Marx," and "little more than the "religious" arm of socialism."
Methodists may be surprised to learn this.
Labels: religion, teabaggers, teaparty, teatards
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Paultard Charged
The man who allegedly stomped on the head of a liberal activist in Kentucky is facing assault charges.
A volunteer for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Rand Paul faces a fourth-degree assault charge after the man stepped on the head of a liberal activist when she tried to pull a political stunt on Paul Monday evening.
Police said Tuesday that a criminal summons would be served on Timothy Profitt, 53, of Bourbon County.
Meanwhile, Profitt wants his alleged victim to apologize to him for letting her head get in the way of his foot.
A volunteer for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Rand Paul faces a fourth-degree assault charge after the man stepped on the head of a liberal activist when she tried to pull a political stunt on Paul Monday evening.
Police said Tuesday that a criminal summons would be served on Timothy Profitt, 53, of Bourbon County.
Meanwhile, Profitt wants his alleged victim to apologize to him for letting her head get in the way of his foot.
Labels: assault, kentucky, politics, rand paul, republicans, teaparty, teatards, violence
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Stomp
Now we see the violence inherent in the system!
Labels: kentucky, politics, rand paul, republicans, teaparty, teatards, violence
