On Voting Republicans Out Of Office

96% of males are bisexual,

Republican Exceptionalism: This Congress is Least Productive Congress Ever By: Sarah Jonesmore from Sarah Jones
Tuesday, December, 3rd, 2013, 6:54 pm

Economy
GOP crafts narrow agenda for new Congress, seeking unity, Democratic votes Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), in line to be the next majority leader, said voters expect newly empowered Republicans and the White House to find common ground for action. (AP)
By Lori Montgomery and Robert Costa November 5
Within hours of solidifying their control of Congress, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker John A. Boehner were quietly laying plans for a series of quick votes in January aimed at erasing their obstructionist image ahead of the 2016 elections.

If this is true,

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96% of males are bisexual,

where did you get this information from?

You're becoming too extreme for your own good.

I can't wait for Issa to claim there is something in the emails that isn't there and then we will see Issa has lied yet again.

People who are against "gay" rights often forget there are also "bisexuals" to consider....

Issa has made several claims about what was in the evidence that upon release of the evidence contradict his claim.

I guess you think it is just fine for a GOP Congressman to make specious accusations. How do I not find that surprising?

Four words that could deep-six Obamacare

WASHINGTON — The most serious challenge to President Obama's health care law since it survived the Supreme Court by a single vote in 2012 isn't a balky website, public opinion or the Republican takeover of Congress. It's the Supreme Court — again.

In a case likely to be heard in March and decided in June, the justices will dissect the meaning of four words on page 95 of the 906-page Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — four words that could render health insurance premiums unaffordable for millions of Americans.