That is 1.112 Trillion in spending in the Fiscal Cliff bill just passed to save the taxpayer.

How about just not saving us anymore, okay?

Name one person in the House or Senate that is not a lib. Just one.
air_up_there on January 2, 2013 at 3:09 AM

Justin Amash and Rand Paul. But that’s about it.

iwasbornwithit on January 2, 2013 at 12:17 PM

Maybe Amash but definitely not Rand. He endorsed Romney. Romney was the antithesis of everything that Rand said he believed in and he goes and endorses a liberal like Romney.

Scott had to take time out from boinking his patients and arranging abortions.

chumpThreads on January 2, 2013 at 9:14 AM

lol…you from the NorthEast?

Haven’t heard that one for awhile…need to start using it.

I was as pissed at Boehner as anyone until about an hour ago.
Nearly an hour ago FNC announced that Speaker Boehner told Dingy Harry to go F… himself!!
Harry wasn’t quite sure of what he heard so he asked Boehner to repeat what he said. He did! He told DIngy to go F… himself again!
That’s my kind of guy! Warts and all.

rodguy911 on January 2, 2013 at 11:53 AM

When it comes to respectable leadership, Boehner=Georges Washington and Patton combined, right?

How long after he said that to Reid did it take for him to start crying about his “mean and shameful” behavior, and then reach for a smoke? Shall we take bets on it? :)

Name one person in the House or Senate that is not a lib. Just one.
air_up_there on January 2, 2013 at 3:09 AM

Justin Amash and Rand Paul. But that’s about it.

So much for tactics…the new conservative media will still complain about it. And now I see here and at Ace the “screw the GOP” nonsense going on. I wouldn’t want some of you running campaigns if that’s the case.

And if you’re saying screw Paul Ryan, then you’re saying screw Scott Walker, Mike Pence…they’re the same and you’re also not giving a damn about the states as well then. 30 states have told Obama to go pound sand over his Obamacare exchanges…that doesn’t happen without GOP legislators with backbones people…

StevefromMKE on January 2, 2013 at 5:37 AM
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Thanks for the voice of sanity.
My mission has alwsy been RINO exterminations little else.If we desert the party we may as well cast votes for the dems.
I was as pissed at Boehner as anyone until about an hour ago.
Nearly an hour ago FNC announced that Speaker Boehner told Dingy Harry to go F… himself!!
Harry wasn’t quite sure of what he heard so he asked Boehner to repeat what he said. He did! He told DIngy to go F… himself again!
That’s my kind of guy! Warts and all.

Give me a break…

StevefromMKE on January 2, 2013 at 5:28 AM

Bingo. Everyone needs to calm the fuc& down.

Nice list, link so I can pass it around?
so 69 of these bastards are swearign back in on Thursday. Just great.

rayra on January 2, 2013 at 4:32 AM

It’s from that same link you posted. I just had to take some time to look up each one’s district.

Oh, and apparently we’re all gonna have to worship the Antichrist, which also kinda sucks.

sauropod on January 2, 2013 at 2:09 AM

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51% of the country already does.

Illinidiva on January 2, 2013 at 7:32 AM

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It’s not the Antichrist they’re worshipping . . . . . . . . it’s “The Beast”.

“The Beast” is all the combined computer technology and infrastructure that will make it possible for the One World Government to monitor every minute detail of EVERY human being on the face of the earth.
Right now, the technology that will become “The Beast” is being used every day by ALL of us, and we love it ! As I’m typing these words, I’m listening to Glenn explain just how addicted we are (by choice) to all this wonderful technology, that is currently serving us as independent individuals.
As long as we believe it is improving our lives, we’ll go hog-wild for it, and in the process are teaching it everything about us, as individuals.

When it gets turned against mankind . . . . . . . . you finish it.

If you don’t already know anything about Ray Kurzweil, go to youtube and search his name. Ray and those working under him are the architects of this next generation of technology.

rplat on January 2, 2013 at 8:36 AM

The first mistake was allowing Obama to shift all this mess to after the election. That should never have happened.

The pragmatics own your party.

True_King on January 2, 2013 at 9:02 AM

Remember, there is a difference between principled pragmatism and pragmatism which is based primarily upon political considerations (I could easily substitute “fear” for “considerations” here), so please, don’t lump all of us pragmatists on the Right together! :)

The citizenry must pay for their spending directly; otherwise, the ignorant mob will continue voting for its “free” goodies until a debt crisis destroys the currency.

EddieC on January 2, 2013 at 9:13 AM

This will continue now a while and then crash. It’s not preventable now. The GOP surrendered to insanity.

A Special Thank You toTennessee’s Scott DesJarlais, Marsha Blackburn, Phil Roe, Fleischmann & Fincher for voting NO !!!

purgatory on January 2, 2013 at 7:25 AM

Scott had to take time out from boinking his patients and arranging abortions.

Randy Hultgren, R-Winfield NO

Peter Roskam, R-Wheaton NO

Bobby Schilling, R-Colona NO

Joe Walsh, R-McHenry NO

Roskam, Chief Deputy Whip, voted against party leadership… Maybe, a dark horse for Speaker?

Aren’t all tax bills supposed to originate in the House?
stenwin77 on January 2, 2013 at 7:37 AM

That was my understanding too. Silly Constitution.

Learn from this, GOP. The next time your Speaker has a plan, go with it. The reactionary whining is useless. Otherwise, you’ll keep getting these crap sammiches shoved down your throat. This was entirely predictable. Not surprising at all. Rhetoric and sniping from the sidelines doesn’t equal governance.

tommy71 on January 2, 2013 at 12:32 AM

This is what’s destroying your country. “Shut up and do as we say, no matter the predictable outcome.” Classic.

They are more intelligent than you, don’t you know?

Cool beans. This seems like completely sensible political advice; don’t court new voters, just depend on our super-strong base which lost in 2012.

You guys are hilarious. Keep deflecting and blaming the nebulous ‘establishment’ for your own failings in fashioning a direction for this country that people are actually willing to vote for. Until then, you’re rightfully dismissed as a sideshow act.

Good Solid B-Plus on January 2, 2013 at 12:34 AM

Translated, keep moving left like we did under Bush, we can expand our voting pool that way. Look how wonderful that’s worked out.

Continue to compromise honor and principle. Continue to think INSIDE of the box, and America gets what is now happening. Where are there any core principles in any of Mr B-Plus’ comments?

Seriously folks, how LONG have guys like Mr B-Plus been saying that? For an eternity it seems. And all it’s gotten you is more and more government. He calls for more of the same. Yes, seriously.

Perhaps a better way to say it would be that the culture-rot that is lubricating America’s slide down the chute into the sh!t-can of history is largely a product of turning away from faith (including God, core families, and general morality). In other words, the realization of the progressive agenda, as planned out by prog thinkers like Wilson, Gramsci, and Cloward and Piven.

bofh on January 2, 2013 at 12:31 AM

You’re on to something. Others would be wise to listen.

If Cantor is the alternative to Boehner, there is no alternative. I would not even be surprised if Cantor was Kabuking away with his no vote tonight. Cantor is an establishment shill.

KMav on January 2, 2013 at 12:49 AM

The game is rigged. What can one say. The pragmatics own your party.

The GOP will betray you