DescentBB

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/pau ... nkProgress

and, of course, the GOP is so desperate not to ruffle those Tea Party feathers that no one is going to tell this guy to shut up and learn what he's attempting to talk about.

oh goodie, more xenophobia.

callmeslick wrote:http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/pau ... nkProgress

and, of course, the GOP is so desperate not to ruffle those Tea Party feathers that no one is going to tell this guy to shut up and learn what he's attempting to talk about.

I'm pretty sure that Kanye West is a democrat...and he's 50% more influential than Stanley Kubrick.

I'm pretty sure you are dancing around the obvious fact that the GOP is completely off the rails and out of touch with the majority of the nation.

exhibit #2--
http://gawker.com/meet-the-science-and- ... refromsite

I think slick, you are too heavily invested in the Dem. party.

actually, Woody, I am far more vested in having two functional parties. Watching one self-immolate isn't a good prospect. Not only does this level of stupidity make the GOP look bad, it speaks ill of the entire electorate that such buffoons(count in Trump here) aren't ridiculed out of running at all. That is what our parents and grandparents would have done. Heck, it would have been the case 25 years ago.

And yet that same electorate gave the GOP power in the House and Senate. Times are a changin my man.

gerrymandering and voter supression gave them that. I'm quite sure they lose the Senate in November, having to defend 24 of the 34 seats. The House is going to go towards the Dems, I suspect, now that the courts are tossing out a lot of bogus state election maps.

Is that like what the Dems did to maintain for 40 years their congressional majority? Of course you being a stalwart Dem. you couldn't think of any other reason eh?...like the voters didn't want the Dems anymore?

I’d like to know which immigrant group brought the dreaded ‘foot in mouth’ into this country.