^Ughhh..that one got me so mad! 
The Congress is Mostly Idiots thread
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I think the whole world is basically stupid as all holy hell. It's just that America is the most interesting about it. The most 'flashy', so to speak. Why else are we under the magnifying glass so much more than anyone else?
Fuck the world for all it's worth. Every inch of planet Earth.
Fuck myself, don't leave me out. Don't get involved, don't corner me.
I'm *****.
Fuck the world for all it's worth. Every inch of planet Earth.
Fuck myself, don't leave me out. Don't get involved, don't corner me.
I'm *****.
PirateKing
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Well, so much for Republican leadership. It appears the midterm election plan by the GOP is to run on a platform of no issues. I guess they will go with an election plan of attacking the Dems while avoiding answering policy questions or actually offering solutions....
Yeah, this Democracy stuff is awesome...
Republicans divided on the importance of an agenda for midterm elections
By Karen Tumulty and Paul Kane
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Sometime after Labor Day, House Minority Leader John A. Boehner plans to unveil a blueprint of what Republicans will do if they take back control of the chamber. He promises it will be a full plate of policy proposals that will give voters a clear sense of how they would govern.
But will Republicans actually want to run on those ideas -- or any ideas? Behind the scenes, many are being urged to ignore the leaders and do just the opposite: avoid issues at all costs.
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I guess they will go with an election plan of attacking the Dems while avoiding answering policy questions or actually offering solutions....Yeah, this Democracy stuff is awesome...
Republicans divided on the importance of an agenda for midterm elections
By Karen Tumulty and Paul Kane
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Sometime after Labor Day, House Minority Leader John A. Boehner plans to unveil a blueprint of what Republicans will do if they take back control of the chamber. He promises it will be a full plate of policy proposals that will give voters a clear sense of how they would govern.
But will Republicans actually want to run on those ideas -- or any ideas? Behind the scenes, many are being urged to ignore the leaders and do just the opposite: avoid issues at all costs.
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meesterperfect
Hiliary 2020
stupid?
theyve reached the top of the corruption chain.
thats quite an achievement.
another reason i could never be a democrat.
the man, the expert was very clear and obviously did his research.
he was also polite.
one point he made was how much tax money the GOV wastes on all the bullshit research.
how does she respond? like a real cunt.
but she probably makes good money on the global warming charade.
theyve reached the top of the corruption chain.
thats quite an achievement.
another reason i could never be a democrat.
the man, the expert was very clear and obviously did his research.
he was also polite.
one point he made was how much tax money the GOV wastes on all the bullshit research.
how does she respond? like a real cunt.
but she probably makes good money on the global warming charade.
Facetious
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Here's a republican for you . . .
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Irrelevant? Oh, I beg to differ, they're extremely dangerous foreign agents I say.
Outside of Montana, what exactly are we talking about ''full potential in a global economy''? I thought that liberals were against a centralized global economy (?) :dunno: Who are all of the rowdies outside the door of the G8 every year, conservatives?
it tends to be worse in the senate cuz they've got that whole millionaires club thing going (aka not so good at acting like regular folk)...the main problem (as i see it) is congress men and women are to fucking busy trying to get reelected rather than actually trying to govern fucking 2/3s to 3/4s of their terms are spent trying to get reelected and we wonder why nothing ever gets accomplished:dunno:
How about the last 100 years or so? Everything's been going downhill since then, truth be told.
Yes but in the wrong way. In a way it's very important to be concerned with the laws and lawmakers that affect your life if even indirectly, but at the same time it's important to actually focus on what's going on and not get excited by media buzzwords which seems to be the usual case with supposedly politically minded individuals.
Yes but in the wrong way. In a way it's very important to be concerned with the laws and lawmakers that affect your life if even indirectly, but at the same time it's important to actually focus on what's going on and not get excited by media buzzwords which seems to be the usual case with supposedly politically minded individuals.
maildude
Postal Paranoiac
At first it struck me as odd what she said. Until I took a brief moment and understood that what she was trying to do, was to relate the VietNam civil war to what we are experiencing today. If only blind-sided Republicans could do this as well.
Classy lady. Maybe a little education beyond the third grade would have taught her to keep her pathetic behavior from turning the House of Representatives into the Jerry Springer show.
This broad sounds like some welfare case who thinks she's back in the hood yelling at her "babydaddy".
The **** in the video have far more class, intelligence, and manners than Mrs. Conyers ever will. We should elect them instead.
vodkazvictim
Why save the world, when you can rule it?
That's a good example of corruption there.
This one is less serious corruption, but has been ongoing for SOOOO much longer.
For further evidence of how corruption is ruining america, it's funds and it's military, just look at mr blacktails other vids. That guy knows his stuff big stylee innit ****.
*cough*
Sorry, had to talk to chavs today. Hard to get out of their language.
Anyways, watch this:
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Not really. Our politicians are all the same. That is why they don't fight like yours.
Mike Pence Explains Why America Can Afford Tax Cuts For The Rich But Not Jobless Aid
The unsavory task of explaining why America apparently can't afford to help the unemployed but can afford tax cuts for the rich fell to Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) on Sunday.
"Republicans, me included, have supported numerous extensions of unemployment benefits and we're anxious to do so again," the Indiana Republican told interviewer Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday." "The deficit this year is a trillion dollars for the second year in a row ... The American people have had it with runaway federal spending, deficits and debt, and they want to see men and women in Washington, D.C. make the hard choices."
Polls released last week showed that despite anxiety about spending, registered voters actually favor helping the unemployed even if it adds to the deficit.
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How about ending the useless warmongering in the Middle East Congressman? Tax cuts during wartime usually ain't the smartest fiscal strategy :dunno: but it seems to be smart policy for Republicans and Democrats too (sad to say :******
The unsavory task of explaining why America apparently can't afford to help the unemployed but can afford tax cuts for the rich fell to Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) on Sunday.
"Republicans, me included, have supported numerous extensions of unemployment benefits and we're anxious to do so again," the Indiana Republican told interviewer Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday." "The deficit this year is a trillion dollars for the second year in a row ... The American people have had it with runaway federal spending, deficits and debt, and they want to see men and women in Washington, D.C. make the hard choices."
Polls released last week showed that despite anxiety about spending, registered voters actually favor helping the unemployed even if it adds to the deficit.
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How about ending the useless warmongering in the Middle East Congressman? Tax cuts during wartime usually ain't the smartest fiscal strategy :dunno: but it seems to be smart policy for Republicans and Democrats too (sad to say :******
Of course nearly all members of congress are idiots or corrupt or both. Even overlooking the fact that somebody almost always has to be rich or part of the elite to get elected to a high level job, they don't have the be the most qualified, most caring, or most ethical people. They just have to be thought of as very slightly less terrible to a very slightly greater number people than the person they run against when they try to get elected. Often even that's a misconception by the slightly greater number of people that elected them and they are the more terrible one.
