The new Republican House Majority

@cicerone imposter,

Actually, you are going to see the T.E.A. party grow larger and stronger.

@Fido,

That's a larger turn out than most liberal activist garner.

@cicerone imposter,

cicerone imposter wrote:

With the on-going split between the tea party and old-time conservatives, the tea party will probably become a non-entity by 2012.

They may with their radicalism end up with the very situation they detest: A Black Man using the White Man's toilet in the White House... Life is so unfair...

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@H2O MAN,

H2O MAN wrote:

Actually, you are going to see the T.E.A. party grow larger and stronger.

They are already to big for their bloomers

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@H2O MAN,

H2O MAN wrote:

That's a larger turn out than most liberal activist garner.

Certainly a larger turnout of press than the Labor Union rallies turned out... Unions have a lot of baggage... Tea nuts are just news news news at every turn... They could not be more ignorant to the consequences of their demands... They have as much likelyhood of success as blind guy fighting a bull to impress his girl... Unless stupid suddenly become sexxxy, they haven't got a chance...

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I see the racist left is growing stronger.

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@H2O MAN,

H2O MAN wrote:

I see the racist left is growing stronger.

I doubt it... Your wisdom is blindness... You should change your name to McGoo..

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@Fido,

Fido wrote:

H2O MAN wrote:

I see the racist left is growing stronger.

I doubt it... Your wisdom is blindness... You should change your name to McGoo..

U r the personification of confusion; LSD ????

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I gather that the new Tea congressmen and other Reps are not doing too well at town hall meetings. I think the public is catching on to their stupidity and incompetence. I hope so, but the public is pretty thick. Mencken said that no one ever lost money on underestimating the intelligence of the American public.

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@Advocate,

What's a tea congressman? Is this something witty you heard on NPR?

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@H2O MAN,

Quote:

What's a tea congressman?

I was going to ask you to tell us that you're not that thick, h2oman, but I don't want to encourage your lying ways.

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@JTT,

What you're saying is that you have no idea.

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@JTT,

You have to learn to ignore H2O. He loves to be disingenuous, which gets very boring.

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PSA

It is best that A2Kers ignore the mindless ramblings of Advo & JTT.

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@H2O MAN,

I've said that you have no clue and you have confirmed this more than a few times.

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@Advocate,

I put waterboy on Ignore for the reason you opined, and much more. 99% of his posts are ad hominems; why waste time on people like that?

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cice the imposter girl is a 100% waste of time.

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@H2O MAN,

H2O MAN wrote:

cice the imposter girl is a 100% waste of time.

In that case; you ought to follow Groucho Marx's example, and go out with two girls at once so you don't havet to see one walk home alone...

If you are having trouble getting to first base with Cis; try hitting a home run... Even if you strike out, you can at least say you tried... You are going to try??? Right???

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@cicerone imposter,

cicerone imposter wrote:

I put waterboy on Ignore for the reason you opined, and much more. 99% of his posts are ad hominems; why waste time on people like that?

Water is a clone... Ignoring him is ignoring the problem presented by the millions exactly identical to him...

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@Fido,

The GOP members of the House have been stepping into some hot oil lately.

Quote:

House G.O.P. Members Face Voter Anger Over Budget
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER and CARL HULSE
Published: April 26, 2011

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — In central Florida, a Congressional town meeting erupted into near chaos on Tuesday as attendees accused a Republican lawmaker of trying to dismantle Medicare while providing tax cuts to corporations and affluent Americans.

At roughly the same time in Wisconsin, Representative Paul D. Ryan, the architect of the Republican budget proposal, faced a packed town meeting, occasional boos and a skeptical audience as he tried to lay out his party’s rationale for overhauling the health insurance program for retirees.

In a church theater here on Tuesday evening, a meeting between Representative Allen B. West and some of his constituents began on a chaotic note, with audience members quickly on their feet, some heckling him and others loudly defending him. “You’re not going to intimidate me,” Mr. West said.

After 10 days of trying to sell constituents on their plan to overhaul Medicare, House Republicans in multiple districts appear to be increasingly on the defensive, facing worried and angry questions from voters and a barrage of new attacks from Democrats and their allies.

The proposed new approach to Medicare — a centerpiece of a budget that Republican leaders have hailed as a courageous effort to address the nation’s long-term fiscal problems — has been a constant topic at town-hall-style sessions and other public gatherings during a two-week Congressional recess that provided the first chance for lawmakers to gauge reaction to the plan.

I was wondering where all those angry seniors were!

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