Have you heard of Senator Mike Lee? Neither have we, all of these rich white guys look alike to us because we are reverse racist/sexists. Anyway, he has made it his business to stand out among the sea of white male GOP senators by going on Mike Huckabee's radio show and something extra stupid (well, RELATIVELY extra stupid) about Poors and Job Creators and taxes.
&quot;The poor will have more if you tax the rich less.&quot; There are some lies that you can tell, and tell, and tell some more . . . but they don&#039;t become facts. This particular <i>Grosse L&uuml;ge</i> is one of them
It&#039;s called &quot;Regression towards mediocrity&quot;. Actually, this is regression way <i>past</i> mediocrity, but you have to expect the occasional freak of nature.
I think a quote from that great 20th Century intellectual, the robot from Lost in Space, is fitting in this instance &ldquo;Does not compute!&rdquo;.
The backdrop in that photo clearly mentions the Republic Party. I&#039;m surprised he had time to say anything at all, after going incandescent about the disrespect.
Here&#039;s something about &quot;shit sandwiches&quot; that always puzzled me. There&#039;s an old saying: Life is like a shit sandwich...the more bread you have the less shit you have to eat.
This can&#039;t be true. If I spread 5 ounces of shit on a slice of Wonder Bread and spread 5 ounces of shit an a full loaf of artisan sourdough bread, one is still eating a full 5 ounces of shit.
<blockquote>People need to understand that the reason we worry about raising taxes <strike>on anyone</strike> &ndash; <strike>even raising taxes on the rich &ndash; it&rsquo;s not that </strike>we&rsquo;re looking out for the rich.... </blockquote>
Too bad we live in a nation that considers the life-and-death matter of health insurance a work-place benefit provided by private companies. And people who slip through those enormous cracks are disparaged as &quot;takers&quot; for the temerity of needing treatment.
&quot;The poor will have more if you tax the rich less.&quot; There are some lies that you can tell, and tell, and tell some more . . . but they don&#039;t become facts. This particular <i>Grosse L&uuml;ge</i> is one of them
It&#039;s called &quot;Regression towards mediocrity&quot;. Actually, this is regression way <i>past</i> mediocrity, but you have to expect the occasional freak of nature.
With votes!
i&#039;m not sure - if we needed a repost - i would select &#039;mike lee&#039;.
but maybe that&#039;s just me.
I <em>told</em> them not to buy Bro.
That is kind cruel unless, of course, you give him an axe to help put out the fire.
I think a quote from that great 20th Century intellectual, the robot from Lost in Space, is fitting in this instance &ldquo;Does not compute!&rdquo;.
so this mike lee post is what? like a ring of power? unless you destroy it in mt doom it never goes away?
The backdrop in that photo clearly mentions the Republic Party. I&#039;m surprised he had time to say anything at all, after going incandescent about the disrespect.
Here&#039;s something about &quot;shit sandwiches&quot; that always puzzled me. There&#039;s an old saying: Life is like a shit sandwich...the more bread you have the less shit you have to eat.
This can&#039;t be true. If I spread 5 ounces of shit on a slice of Wonder Bread and spread 5 ounces of shit an a full loaf of artisan sourdough bread, one is still eating a full 5 ounces of shit.
The Wonkette timeline has gotten wrinkled.
White, male, Republican senator goes on Huckabee and says something stupid. And in other breaking news, a man was bitten by a dog.
&quot;job-sturbators&quot;
Win!
<i>it&rsquo;s not that we&rsquo;re looking out for the rich</i>
Pshaw, I say. Pass the Grey Poupon, please.
<blockquote>People need to understand that the reason we worry about raising taxes <strike>on anyone</strike> &ndash; <strike>even raising taxes on the rich &ndash; it&rsquo;s not that </strike>we&rsquo;re looking out for the rich.... </blockquote>
Fixed.
Sorry about the cancer.
Too bad we live in a nation that considers the life-and-death matter of health insurance a work-place benefit provided by private companies. And people who slip through those enormous cracks are disparaged as &quot;takers&quot; for the temerity of needing treatment.