You know what we DON’T need, especially in this economy? An agency dedicated to spurring economic growth, encouraging exports, and funding investment in local businesses, that’s what. Chris Chocola, a former Republican congressman and current president of the Club For Growth, took to The Hill yesterday
Meanwhile the Senate also has important matters to onsider:<i> Adopted S.Res.511, commending the Pacific Lutheran University Lutes Softball Team for winning the 2012 National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III Softball Championship. Adopted S.Res.512, recognizing the 100th anniversary of Rice University. </i>
In the Xtard Dictionary, &quot;Religious&quot; is a synonym for &quot;Christian.&quot; Everything else is pagan, idolatrous, blasphemous, heathen, secular, etc. etc. etc., and otherwise lumped into the huge category of Things That God Hates.
It stays, because the states can do whatever they like (check your immigration status, probe your vagina, whatever.) Except for the obvious exceptions, like preventing billionaries and corporations from buying elections. That would be unconstitutional. (Corporations are billionaires too, my friend.)
Then again, given that Scalia&#039;s definition of &quot;unconstitutional&quot; is &quot;Republicans don&#039;t like it&quot;, maybe Mass. residents can look forward to getting back their Constitutional right to the lack of health care. I look forward to reading all about Massachusetts&#039;s terrible liberal politics in his dissent.
I think it&#039;s the constant drumbeat from the right that drills stupidity into the gullible. Here&#039;s a bit from one of the their blogs today:<i> As the day of judgment approaches, half the country sits waiting for a small group of men and women to decide how many of our civil rights we get to keep. After two flawed decisions that draw not from the Constitution, but from policy and opinion, we wait hopefully for a third opinion that will set us free. </i>
&quot;the program has turned into a corporate welfare slush fund for members of Congress <b>such as</b> Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina &quot; That&#039;s what this sentence was intended to say, no? Seriously, when did it become common to use &quot;wasteful&quot;, &quot;unnecessary&quot; and &quot;duplicative&quot; as shorthand for &quot;it is not to my liking&quot;?
You, sir, will have your own Fox News show before long.
ohhhhh....like in my favorite Onion article <a href="http://www.theonion.com/art..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.theonion.com/articles/area-man-passion...">http://www.theonion.com/art....
Any one know when the vote on Holder&#039;s contempt charge is scheduled today?
Anything that keeps unemployment high is good for the GOP, ergo it&#039;s good for America. What&#039;s so hard to understand?
The Holder vote will take place during the Transportation/HUD appropriations bill, as per Daily Kos&#039; &#039;Today in Congress&#039;: <a href="http://www.congressmatters...." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.congressmatters.com/story/2012/6/28/31...">http://www.congressmatters....
Meanwhile the Senate also has important matters to onsider:<i> Adopted S.Res.511, commending the Pacific Lutheran University Lutes Softball Team for winning the 2012 National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III Softball Championship. Adopted S.Res.512, recognizing the 100th anniversary of Rice University. </i>
No government AND no laws ... talk about your freedumbs!
In the Xtard Dictionary, &quot;Religious&quot; is a synonym for &quot;Christian.&quot; Everything else is pagan, idolatrous, blasphemous, heathen, secular, etc. etc. etc., and otherwise lumped into the huge category of Things That God Hates.
You got those special sunglasses, don&#039;t you?
Blueberries. We want blueberries.
It stays, because the states can do whatever they like (check your immigration status, probe your vagina, whatever.) Except for the obvious exceptions, like preventing billionaries and corporations from buying elections. That would be unconstitutional. (Corporations are billionaires too, my friend.)
Then again, given that Scalia&#039;s definition of &quot;unconstitutional&quot; is &quot;Republicans don&#039;t like it&quot;, maybe Mass. residents can look forward to getting back their Constitutional right to the lack of health care. I look forward to reading all about Massachusetts&#039;s terrible liberal politics in his dissent.
will someone please liveblog mittens as i can only get my mittens news via wonkette.
Club for Growth means growth in plutocrats&#039; net worth.
<a href="http://scotusblog.wpengine...." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://scotusblog.wpengine.com/">http://scotusblog.wpengine.... has great updates.
I think it&#039;s the constant drumbeat from the right that drills stupidity into the gullible. Here&#039;s a bit from one of the their blogs today:<i> As the day of judgment approaches, half the country sits waiting for a small group of men and women to decide how many of our civil rights we get to keep. After two flawed decisions that draw not from the Constitution, but from policy and opinion, we wait hopefully for a third opinion that will set us free. </i>
&quot;the program has turned into a corporate welfare slush fund for members of Congress <b>such as</b> Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina &quot; That&#039;s what this sentence was intended to say, no? Seriously, when did it become common to use &quot;wasteful&quot;, &quot;unnecessary&quot; and &quot;duplicative&quot; as shorthand for &quot;it is not to my liking&quot;?
mmmm De MInt Chocula, so good!