You know, from my four years living in New Orleans, I believe that. I swear there were elections every two weeks when I was there. "Forget it, Jake, it's Louisiana."
Not to narrow the group too much here, but it's pretty clear our Republican Congresscritters are bad people. We're going to need a new vocabulary over the coming few years.
It's not a bad thing at all, Steve Scum-lice knows this.
They've done the calculus, and concluded that The GOP's fear mongering is a far more important ingredient in helping them hold power than any benefits that could be realized by having reasonable discussions or passing rational policies.
I did, for a moment, think Scalise would come out of his terrible ordeal with more empathy and be a better person. I feel pretty ashamed for thinking this.
u still support Trump? hahahahahahahaha
same tactics u morons use
socialism is NOT communism u idiot
Sorry, but what does this have to do with the article?
Oh, right. Nothing. You're just trying to waste everyone's time with bullshit.
I believe it is called "Trump COVID".
Good call.
You know, from my four years living in New Orleans, I believe that. I swear there were elections every two weeks when I was there. "Forget it, Jake, it's Louisiana."
Obvious Troll has convinced me! I have been wrong about everything, all along!
I bet you communist-socialist-fascist libtards didn't know that getting shouted at is one of the leading causes of death in the US.
Hi! against all odds, appears that CurlyStooge is still above ground. mirabile dictu!
Because unlike Jesus, I'm a real person.
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And his life was saved by a black lesbian cop.
... feel "like" a bad person ... ?
Not to narrow the group too much here, but it's pretty clear our Republican Congresscritters are bad people. We're going to need a new vocabulary over the coming few years.
It's not a bad thing at all, Steve Scum-lice knows this.
They've done the calculus, and concluded that The GOP's fear mongering is a far more important ingredient in helping them hold power than any benefits that could be realized by having reasonable discussions or passing rational policies.
The party of personal responsibility strikes again!
I did, for a moment, think Scalise would come out of his terrible ordeal with more empathy and be a better person. I feel pretty ashamed for thinking this.