On Stark And The Democratic Censure Letter Of Oxyrush

[DemocratSinceBirth]

I probably wouldn't have disrespected The Simian In Chief on the House floor...But if I did I wouldn't have apologized. That makes it worse. All a man has is his word and then he takes it back and eats it. What's up with that?

Then we try to censure Oxyrush and end up sending him a nasty letter that he auctions off for two and one half million dollars...

I had the misfortune of listening to that fat, barren bastard bark about it this afternoon...

They're playing chess while we're playing checkers...


If we were an Army we would being led by Captain Parmenter and Corporal Agarn...

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

1. The problem is trying to beat them at their own game

Our advantages are numerical, not tactical.

I thought the Boxer version of the Kyl Petreus resolution was disgusting.

The corrective to anti-constitutional bullshit is not more anti-constitutional bullshit.

The problem is not that we don't have enough forced confessions and censure votes for pugs. I would have voted against a Limbaugh censure, and against the Boxer amendment, because the government has no business stating its approval or disapproval of what citizens say. Period.

Dems do not have an army of lock-step constitution haters who dominate the media, so why try to play on that field? It's not what we should be about.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

2. Owning Somebody Is About A Lot More Than Calling Them A Bunch Of Names

Revenge is a dish best served cold...