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THEY are all cowards of

Richard Day — Thu, 17 Oct 2013 21:07:45 +0000

In reply to Their storm troopers are in a

THEY are all cowards of course. hahahahahah

Oh I have to use this comment to commuicate to Dagblog that I could not access this blog cite thru Chrome all day!

Now it works!

Firefox does not work at all on my PC even when I downloaded the new download.

Anyway, I had this fear that Dagblog was dead and I would never see you again, Eric or anyone else. hahahahah

No kidding!

At any rate I hereby award Eric the Dayly Line of the Day Award for this here Dagblog Site (which evidently is still alive!) from all of me to all of him for this line:

Their stormtroopers are in a state of mutiny, and the GOP leaders don't know how to handle it because they all avoided military service.

hahahahahahaha

Except Gohmert of course, because he did do a term as a JAG officer.

Not all GOP of course, which you well know including McCain who is so goddamn mad at the liars and thieves who run the GOP that he is foaming at the mouth.

Well said Eric!

I know your view of the

rmrd0000 — Thu, 17 Oct 2013 05:23:39 +0000

In reply to What gets me is their

I know your view of the Bible, but it does point out that Sodom was destroyed because an arrogant, well fed population were harsh in treatment of the poor and immigrants. There is a very Christian edict to aid the poor and to treat immigrants fairly. None of this is heard from the Prosperity Pimps touting Christianist views.Christianists think that too much government money goes to the poor. Immigrants should be shown the door. The Christianist ( not Christian) viewpoint is preached from Rev Anthony Evans' pulpit

Their storm troopers are in a

Wattree — Thu, 17 Oct 2013 05:08:33 +0000

In reply to We have a House of

Their storm troopers are in a state of mutiny, and the GOP leaders don't know how to handle it because they all avoided military service.

What gets me is their

Wattree — Thu, 17 Oct 2013 05:04:36 +0000

In reply to The Threat of Obama's Worst Enemies

What gets me is their hypocrisy. These people run around calling themselves God-fearing Christian patriots, yet they are some of the most mean-spirited, unGodly, and unpatriotic people who have ever set foot in America. What kind of Christian could possibly be against people having guaranteed healthcare? If Jesus returned to Earth tomorrow Pat Robertson would call him a commie-pinko pig who wants to destroy America.

Yup, they thought they could

trkingmomoe — Wed, 16 Oct 2013 01:15:37 +0000

In reply to We have a House of

Yup, they thought they could control the stupid and crazies. I hope they snatch themselves bald. It is really something to watch the GOP wreck themselves and everything else.

We have a House of

Richard Day — Tue, 15 Oct 2013 21:59:44 +0000

In reply to The Threat of Obama's Worst Enemies

We have a House of Representatives.

That House passes bills that are meaningless and that House has been performing that function since January, 2011.

The rules in this Country allow gerrymandering; the rules in this Country allow states to do everything they can to deny voting privileges to tens of millions of people or make it so very difficult for those people to vote that the 15th Amendment is almost meaningless--I am speaking of states run by the repubs.

The rules in this country allow states to opt out of national legislation or provisions therein.

The rules in this country allow hundred millionaires and billionaires to donate just about any amount of money to campaigns and propaganda machine without disclosure and with the opportunity to deduct those contributions on their 1040's.

The rules in this country allow the House of Representatives to devise their own internal voting prerogatives with regard to its members.

The rules in this country all the Senate to develop its own rules with regard to its voting prerogatives with regard to its members.

There are millions, nay tens of millions of voters in this country who feel that contraceptives are immoral (let alone abortions) and that science should not be taught in our schools and that all national standards suck.

I a already going on and on and on again.

Tear this building down scream those tens of millions.

I find it ironic that the real capitalistic forces that run this country are tearing out their hair about now.

What hath Heritage sown except the seeds of their own demise.

They want the country to

trkingmomoe — Tue, 15 Oct 2013 21:08:35 +0000

In reply to Artsy, I think that's right.

They want the country to default because they are on a suicide mission. It is like religion to them. Who can negotiate with that? A large majority of the general public knows that.

Artsy, I think that's right.

Oxy Mora — Tue, 15 Oct 2013 20:25:39 +0000

In reply to Actually, I believe the

Artsy, I think that's right. The way I understand this now is that they are denying subsidies to folks, including their own staffers. This is gambit to send something back to the Senate which will be rejected again.

Actually, I believe the

artappraiser — Tue, 15 Oct 2013 19:53:19 +0000

In reply to Boehner used a phrase today,

Actually, I believe the phrase "fairness under Obamacare" means this, from NYT:

But House Republicans appear intent on extracting at least one concession: depriving members of Congress, the president, the vice president and White House political appointees of government contributions when they buy health insurance under the law’s new exchanges. Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the majority leader, said any proposal must reflect what he called “our position on fairness” — “no special treatment under the law.”

Those words have become code for legislative language that denies employer contributions to politicians forced into the exchanges by a clause in the original health care law.

And that also is what the House nabobs of negativity dug their heels in about this afternoon, rejecting the newest House- proposed vote. Now that they wasted that time, as the article explains, it's "back to you, Senate."

It almost doesn't matter how

Ramona — Tue, 15 Oct 2013 18:39:11 +0000

In reply to These people are just such

It almost doesn't matter how many followers they have, or how many rally with them. As I said, it only takes one. The odds are not good that there will never be shots fired at Obama, and they get worse every time those maniacs take to the mics and spread their vile hatred for the president.