Exactly how many stupid, stupid people do we have in Congress these days, toiling away in the world’s most deliberative lawmaking body, making decisions that will probably imperil the very survival of the human race? And of these stupid, stupid people, how many are willing to talk to reporters and make good and sure that there is a RECORD of their stupidity for posterity? Turns out, quite a few!
Republicans are white trash immorality on a grand scale. People who are ridiculous and yet dangerous, laughable but cunning, and really, really stupid.
They seem to know "Who's Nailin' Paylin?" is a documentary. Maybe that's why they like her so much -- she comes across as very "likeable" in that film.
I find this discussion amusing. Down the road from the Senate Rotunda, the Department of Defense has a whole group of scientists who are figuring out how climate change will impact military operations. Imhofe, for all his bravado and bullshit, is nothing more than a fluffer for API and the American Coal Council.
<i>...noting his district saw worse conditions in the 1950s and 1980s and &ldquo;variability in the drought is not unusual.&rdquo;</i>
Thank God he won&#039;t be asking for any disaster relief funds. (Really, thank God for being up there, creating those not unusual droughts.)
the rainbow ice flow gave it away, didn&#039;t it?
Coming soon Pabst Red (State) Ribbon.
Great, I am right on the line where pale blue turns to pale green. Not a surprise if you see my lawn, though.
I think he was talking about the people living on the 12th floor.
Republicans are white trash immorality on a grand scale. People who are ridiculous and yet dangerous, laughable but cunning, and really, really stupid.
I hear you. It sucks to have a hot flash and not be able to step out onto the deck to cool off.
They seem to know &quot;Who&#039;s Nailin&#039; Paylin?&quot; is a documentary. Maybe that&#039;s why they like her so much -- she comes across as very &quot;likeable&quot; in that film.
I find this discussion amusing. Down the road from the Senate Rotunda, the Department of Defense has a whole group of scientists who are figuring out how climate change will impact military operations. Imhofe, for all his bravado and bullshit, is nothing more than a fluffer for API and the American Coal Council.
<i>...noting his district saw worse conditions in the 1950s and 1980s and &ldquo;variability in the drought is not unusual.&rdquo;</i>
Thank God he won&#039;t be asking for any disaster relief funds. (Really, thank God for being up there, creating those not unusual droughts.)