I'm disappointed in Democrats, and you should be too!
It's been almost 2 weeks since the mid-term elections, and I've taken that time to figure out what could have possibly happened and who dissapointed me the most.
What...
The American Sperm Protection Act
Guest post by Brenda Cornwell
The newly signed North Carolina Motorcycle Safety bill reads in part:
“A person who causes a motorcycle operator to change travel...
Joe Scarborough says the Republican party extremism...
I want to say right up front, on a normal day, I do not agree with Joe Scarborough on just about anything, and normally spend my mornings mad tweeting him repeatedly....
The United Citizens BEAT Citizens United
I must admit that when Citizens United was upheld by the Supreme Court, I thought we were doomed. Super Pacs turned up in record numbers, several being orchestrated...
The GOP has a broken picker, they picked another lier!
What is wrong with the GOP and their ability to pick candidates? I thought the GOP would have learned their lesson after John McCain picked Sarah Palin. After a failed...
This is crazy, who does something like this to a sitting President? Obviously someone with no class, no conscience and no integrity.
You have to vote your conscience, do you want to support a party that does something like this? Does this type of behavior represent something that you want in your President?
“One of the leading GOP candidates put out a vicious attack ad this week that hits a new low as far as campaign ads go—and if you blink, you just may just miss it.
It’s meant to terrify people, and if we don’t fight back, it could work.
Watch the part we’re talking about, then send the GOP a message that we’re not going to take it.”
Another day, another stupid statement on the Campaign Trail. Rick Santorum said on 02/21/12, “I’m not a Manager, I’m not a Visionary.” Aren’t these qualities we want in our Presidents? Just proves he’s not qualified to be President, he doesn’t even know what the qualifications are for the office.
This seems to be a recurring theme in Republican politics these days. Republican candidates telling crowds of prespective voters to vote for President Obama.
Rick Santorum says “We might as well stay with what we have.” I have to say Rick, for the first time, I agree with something that you said.
Vote for the other guy? Wow Mitt, that was Presidential. Angry much?
Is it just me or does anyone else think Romney and Santorum are getting crankier and meaner as this primary season goes on? What a way to talk to a group of voters. I must admit, it sounded like the crowd wasn’t very large, but still, where is your Presidential response? Are you running for President Mitt? Why don’t you have a civil response ready for questions like this?
Gotta love Rachel Maddow, nobody gets down to the facts like she does. You can bet if she says it, it’s true.
Also, hey there John Fugelsang, the cute guy interviewing Mitt Romney’s lead strategist and my only celebrity Twitter follower. Good job on getting that Etch-A-Sketch moment, which has been seen all over National TV.
