Home invasion is going to be the next thing, I'm calling it now; you can tell because there's no reliable statistics on it."Welcome to Barack Obama's middle class."
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/...apacity-magazine-ban-162148044--politics.html
I can no longer differentiate reality from satire.
The Department of Homeland Security was originally a GOP creation, and now they're the ones getting paranoid about it? How ironic.
"Welcome to Barack Obama's middle class."
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/...apacity-magazine-ban-162148044--politics.html
I can no longer differentiate reality from satire.
Also, wouldn't a high capacity ban include private security that some rock star would have?
bitterness incarnateMcCain: To be honest with you, Neil, it goes back to theres a lot of ill will towards Senator Hagel because when he was a Republican, he attacked President Bush mercilessly and say he was the worst President since Herbert Hoover and said the surge was the worst blunder since the Vietnam War, which was nonsense. He was anti-his own party and people people dont forget that. You can disagree but if youre disagreeable, then people dont forget that.
bitterness incarnateMcCain: To be honest with you, Neil, it goes back to there’s a lot of ill will towards Senator Hagel because when he was a Republican, he attacked President Bush mercilessly and say he was the worst President since Herbert Hoover and said the surge was the worst blunder since the Vietnam War, which was nonsense. He was anti-his own party and people — people don’t forget that. You can disagree but if you’re disagreeable, then people don’t forget that.
bitterness incarnateMcCain: To be honest with you, Neil, it goes back to theres a lot of ill will towards Senator Hagel because when he was a Republican, he attacked President Bush mercilessly and say he was the worst President since Herbert Hoover and said the surge was the worst blunder since the Vietnam War, which was nonsense. He was anti-his own party and people people dont forget that. You can disagree but if youre disagreeable, then people dont forget that.
"Welcome to Barack Obama's middle class."
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/...apacity-magazine-ban-162148044--politics.html
I can no longer differentiate reality from satire.
"It's just the rest of us, the law-abiding people, who will have to defend our families with limited-capacity magazines," a narrator intones. "Welcome to Barack Obama's middle class."
How about Herman Cain and Allen West get a show together.Tell me they are giving him a show of his own. It would be comedy gold.
Hey if the republicans want to trim the size of government and propose trimming DHS generally and eliminating TSA entirely I would back them up.The Department of Homeland Security was originally a GOP creation, and now they're the ones getting paranoid about it? How ironic.
Personally, I like what the NRA is doing. It's the same thing Fox did with Benghazi.
Hillary wouldn't stab anyone.
She just watches a live video feed of you being stabbed, as does nothing about it.
Politico reporting Ryan budget to cut SS and Medicare for 55+. This is what it looks like when you go off the deep end.
Politico reporting Ryan budget to cut SS and Medicare for 55+. This is what it looks like when you go off the deep end.
She stabbed Vince Foster and watched him die.Hillary wouldn't stab anyone.
She just watches a live video feed of you being stabbed, as does nothing about it.
Normally I would be shocked and disgusted but now all I do is think "oh it must be Friday."
She stabbed Vince Foster and watched him die.
It's okay, guys. Like Rubio, Ryan's mom is on medicare so it's totally cool.
By the way, random question, but what do you guys think of the Newsroom? I feel like I should like it, but everyone, especially the lead guy, comes off as utterly insufferable. (and I say that as one of the few people here who's still a fan of Keith Olbermann).
“I think that we need to make being fiscally conservative cool,” said Rep. Candice Miller (R-Mich.), chairwoman of the Administration Committee and a close ally of Majority Leader Eric Cantor.
By the way, random question, but what do you guys think of the Newsroom? I feel like I should like it, but everyone, especially the lead guy, comes off as utterly insufferable. (and I say that as one of the few people here who's still a fan of Keith Olbermann).
I don't like it, but I don't like Sorkin in general (I'm sure everyone is tired of hearing me bitching about the West Wing).I feel like it has it's good episodes and it's bad episodes. There were a few that I like but a bunch I didn't. I'm sort of hoping they figure it out in the next season because it should be good.
Y'all should watch The Americans, best show on TV right now.
Y'all should watch The Americans, best show on TV right now.
There is a weakness in the people here, I can feel it.I would agree with this. However, so as to avoid courting controversy (American Liberalism™, I would say it is the best *new* show on TV right now.
I think it's the first time period TV show from an era I remember, I thought it would bum me out, but I fucking love it.Of course you would like that show, Chichikov!
I don't like it, but I don't like Sorkin in general (I'm sure everyone is tired of hearing me bitching about the West Wing).
Y'all should watch The Americans, best show on TV right now.
Rule three: Sand down the partys rough edges. Pass education bills and immigration legislation. Stop screaming about red ink and spending too much. This one is going to be tough, since House Republicans havent been able to pass a bill called the Violence Against Woman Act for more than a year.
From the politico article
Does this mean we might actually get pre-k? IF so, I'd upgrade the GOP from devil spawn incarnate to filthy pond scum
Conservatism will never be "cool." It's the nature of conservatism. The ideology of crotchety old fucks who don't want anything to change is not cool.This is one of the lamest sentences that I've read in a long time:
"Pass education bills" probably means charter school stuff.
Conservatism will never be "cool." It's the nature of conservatism. The ideology of crotchety old fucks who don't want anything to change is not cool.
"Pass education bills" probably means charter school stuff.
From the politico article
Does this mean we might actually get pre-k? IF so, I'd upgrade the GOP from devil spawn incarnate to filthy pond scum
It's something that would almost certainly pass if brought to the House floor, but the problem is that it likely won't even be voted on. And we don't know whether it's truly on the WH agenda or whether it's a dream for 2014 turnout (like the minimum wage). It didn't take long for republicans to muddy the issue (gifts, government pre-k, etc).
His shtick is already old. Soon enough, no one is going to care about anything he has to say.Interesting Ted Cruz article
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/16/u...ior-senators-bomb-throwing-debut.html?hp&_r=0
Its like having a crazy representative in the senate
His shtick is already old. Soon enough, no one is going to care about anything he has to say.
He's already got members of his own party inching away from him. His influence will be next to nothing in no time. A screaming baby may be annoying, but it's not going to accomplish anything if no one wants to supply a bottle.But the people who sent him will care. He's only there to obstruct, cause a scene, and vote no. Seems like DeMint was the only tea party senator who actually wanted to lead and get some things done; everyone else is just there to piggy bank
But the people who sent him will care. He's only there to obstruct, cause a scene, and vote no. Seems like DeMint was the only tea party senator who actually wanted to lead and get some things done; everyone else is just there to piggy bank
He turned himself into a power broker and was well positioned to force Romney to the right if he had become president. Whereas Cruz is like a Bachman type who just wants attentionDeMint? Eh...
So far the news is very good. Obama is trying to significantly increase the number of kids with access to early education. The White House will come up with a dedicated revenue stream that will fund early education projects without adding to the deficit. These federal dollars will be used to match state spending, giving states, many of whom want to move aggressively, further incentive to expand and create programs.
But Washington’s main role will be to measure outcomes, not determine the way states design their operations. Washington will insist that states establish good assessment tools. They will insist that pre-K efforts align with the K-12 system. But beyond that, states will have a lot of latitude.
Should early education centers be integrated with K-12 school buildings or not? Should the early childhood teachers be unionized or certified? Obama officials say they want to leave those sorts of questions up to state experimentation. “I’m just about building quality,” Education Secretary Arne Duncan told me. The goal is to make the federal oversight as simple as possible.
That’s crucial. There’s still a lot we don’t know about how to educate children that young. The essential thing is to build systems that can measure progress, learn and adapt to local circumstances. Over time, many children will migrate from Head Start into state programs.
This is rude to say, but here’s what this is about: Millions of parents don’t have the means, the skill or, in some cases, the interest in building their children’s future. Early childhood education is about building structures so both parents and children learn practical life skills. It’s about getting kids from disorganized homes into rooms with kids from organized homes so good habits will rub off. It’s about instilling achievement values where they are absent.
President Obama has taken on a big challenge in a realistic and ambitious way. If Republicans really believe in opportunity and local control, they will get on board.
Like i've said before, i think the politics are too muddy for gay marriage to be passed in Minnesota right now. But if a bill is brought up, hell yes i support its passage.Going by this PBS Almanac (Minnesota local news) segment, a same sex marriage bill this term seems very likely. Bill likely to be introduced in a week