At her comfirmation hearing she can tell about the board game her son invented based on prison rape. Quite the lovely family.

peacenprosperity on February 11, 2008 at 9:06 PM

As said above, it isn’t her son.

Nappy is a hardcore bull lesbian…I’d be shocked to hear she even kissed a man, let alone birthed a child from one.

That’s the American can do spirit. I guess what we can do is just lay back and enjoy it.

peacenprosperity on February 11, 2008 at 9:09 PM

I actually think it is the can do spirit. Please don’t misunderstand me. I’m saying that either we goto 4 equally strong parties, which probably wouldn’t happen. Or we work hard to reform the two that we have. Either way it’s alot of work to make things better than they are.

I actually think all we need to do is reform the primary system and things will happen more naturally. That’s the uphill battle, but it could be done if the people united.

Why is it that our guys quit, retire or resign but the other’s don’t leave unless it’s feet first? Don’t get me wrong…not wishing bad on anyone. Just noting theirs stay to the last breath.

Big John on February 11, 2008 at 8:32 PM

Because, without their activism in play, they possess no justification for their existence.

I believe the same thing happened on the Democratic side after the 1994 elections when the Republicans finally took over.

Another one? Has anyone looked into the possiblility that there’s some sort of Soros or Flynt funded effort afoot to blackmail some of these guys into retirement?

Infidoll on February 11, 2008 at 7:24 PM

Or, the harridan’s FBI files?

Shadegg is retiring from the House to run for McCain’s Senate seat, which will be vacated when J-Mac moves into the White House.

jgapinoy on February 11, 2008 at 9:10 PM

Let’s hope so. The House will be hard to recapture, and virtually impossible if J-Mac loses. No losing candidate in post-war history has seen his party regain control of Congress.

At her comfirmation hearing she can tell about the board game her son invented based on prison rape. Quite the lovely family.

peacenprosperity on February 11, 2008 at 9:06 PM

He isn’t Napolitano’s son. He is the son of the Democratic Kansas governor, whose name I can’t remember, and who is also manuevering for a place at the feeding trough.

Because the reality is that unless both parties split and we goto a 4 party system, whichever party spins off a third party will lose for a long time (see 1992, 1996, 2000).

That’s the American can do spirit. I guess what we can do is just lay back and enjoy it.

I hear that if Obama wins the White House, Janet is on the short list for AG

At her comfirmation hearing she can tell about the board game her son invented based on prison rape. Quite the lovely family.

There’s going to be a senate seat in AZ opening up soon

bnelson44 on February 11, 2008 at 6:11 PM

Good thought, but I’m hoping John runs for AZ Governor and runs our current Gov. Janet Napolitano out of town. I hear that if Obama wins the White House, Janet is on the short list for AG.

Another Janet in the Justice Department…yuck.

In 1994, I was excited to sign the Contract with America which promised to restore “the bonds of trust between the American people and the U.S. Congress.” And, I have watched as the institution has protected and defended corrupt members and corrupt practices.

I fought to shrink the size and scope of the federal government and have it tax less, spend less, and interfere in our lives less. I’ve watched as excess spending spiraled breathtakingly out of control. We have piled ever more debt on our children and grandchildren, borrowing obscene amounts from China, Saudi Arabia, and others.

The guy sounds tired. I guess I can’t blame him too much.

Another one? Has anyone looked into the possiblility that there’s some sort of Soros or Flynt funded effort afoot to blackmail some of these guys into retirement?

Infidoll on February 11, 2008 at 7:24 PM

Best barometer in the world for confidence levels of insiders on GOP chances in the general. Why beat their head against a wall for the next 8 years. Get out now while their market value as lobbyists is highest.

There’s going to be a senate seat in AZ opening up soon

bnelson44 on February 11, 2008 at 6:11 PM

Highly unlikely.

Bryan on February 11, 2008 at 6:35 PM

K-Lo at the Corner said it would be easier if the House Republicans who are NOT retiring just raised their hands. She’s got a point.

michaelo on February 11, 2008 at 6:43 PM

LMFAO… true so true and I shouldn’t laugh.. but if I don’t laugh now…..

Who’s retiring?

amerpundit on February 11, 2008 at 6:33 PM

McCain will have to leave the Senate once he is elected president :)

“Yes, son; I actually remember when you could pick your own doctor and get elective surgery scheduled in the same year. Serious, son!”

“Spanish was not only optional in my day, Son; it wasn’t even required!”

“No, son; salaries weren’t all determined by mandate back in my day. Businessmen were actually allowed to earn based on their work ethic! Work ethic? Look it up in the dictionary; no, the older one. They took it out of the new version. You’ll also find something called ‘personal responsibility’ in there as well.”

pecan pie on February 11, 2008 at 6:34 PM

And you honestly think it is going to change? I doubt it.

And lets face it… it isn’t just the younger generation that is voting this “crap” in. It is the baby Boomers who don’t want to be without aka healthcare, SS, etc.