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115th Congress. In Bridge, Can Hearts be Trumped? In Spades!

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Maybe he's starting to listen to the populace instead of the puppetmasters. Who knows. But if he keeps this moderation streak up, maybe there's hope for him after all.





Spoiler alert: probably not.
 
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BTW, if you haven't read Coretta Scott King's 1986 statement on Sessions, and what he did to try and punish black voting officials following the 1984 elections, it's worth it.

We now have a born and bred racist for an Attorney General, and that's not hyperbole.

As for Chaffetz, fun fact - his dad used to be married to Michael Dukakis' wife, Kitty, and he is supposedly friendly with the Dukakis family because of this.
 
BTW, if you haven't read Coretta Scott King's 1986 statement on Sessions, and what he did to try and punish black voting officials following the 1984 elections, it's worth it.

We now have a born and bred racist for an Attorney General, and that's not hyperbole.

As for Chaffetz, fun fact - his dad used to be married to Michael Dukakis' wife, Kitty, and he is supposedly friendly with the Dukakis family because of this.

Shhhh he's not a racist. We're mad Liz read the letter
 
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I gotta go out to Nordstrom's today and buy me some Ivanka Trump stuff. The President's "Alternative Facts" advisor told me to, so I figure for America, you know?
 
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Carly Fiorina is considering challenging Tim Kaine for his seat. No really.
 
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I thought she was CA?

Good luck with that, Carly.

Apparently she moved to Lorton after losing to Boxer. She's trying to join Alan Keyes and Scott Brown in the illustrious list of people losing Senate races in two states.
 
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Apparently she moved to Lorton after losing to Boxer. She's trying to join Alan Keyes and Scott Brown in the illustrious list of people losing Senate races in two states.

Wouldn't be the first time someone did that. *coughhillarycough*
 
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Wouldn't be the first time someone did that. *coughhillarycough*

Hillary didn't lose in two states. I don't think she lost in a single state when it came to Senate races.
 
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Speaking of pure scumbags.

http://thehill.com/homenews/house/319283-chaffetz-trolled-with-protest-bills-report

A mock invoice addressed to Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) is circulating online after he accused a large crowd of protesters that gathered at his town hall last week of being "paid."

The $500 fake bill is addressed to Chaffetz’s office in Provo, Utah, The Daily Kos reported Monday.

The document lists a $400 charge for “paid protest hours” during Chaffetz’s Feb. 9 town hall at Brighton High School in Cottonwood Heights, Utah.

It also lists two $50 fees for “being callously dismissed by representative” and “being labeled out-of-state radical.” The bill, with a due date of March 1, additionally thanks Chaffetz for “bringing it to our attention that this was a paid event” and urges him to “please stop dismissing your constituents.”

Chaffetz said Friday that protesters who disrupted his town hall were “a paid attempt to bully and intimidate.”

Washington • Some Utahns, outraged at Rep. Jason Chaffetz's unsubstantiated claim that paid protesters infiltrated his raucous town-hall meeting last week, have begun to send invoices to the congressman. If he says they got money for showing up, he should foot the bill, they argue.

Shauna Ehninger's invoice sent to Chaffetz's office totaled $1,070, including $200 for two hours each of waiting in line and attending the town hall — including time for hearing "condescending responses" — $100 for distributing "fake news" and $100 for being an "out-of-state radical." Oh, and $70 for taxes.

"I am getting really sick of being referred to as a paid protester for simply standing up to this administration," Ehninger, who lives in Sandy, said Monday. "As a constituent of Chaffetz's district, I am offended that he would dismiss our opposing opinions with such a ridiculous claim and wanted to call this out."

http://www.sltrib.com/home/4937377-155/chaffetz-claim-of-out-of-state-professional-agitators

Chaffetz. Scum of the earth.
 
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I swear I read somewhere that Steve King has never authored a bill that's actually been signed into law.

Edit: Found it. As of 2015, he'd never sponsored a bill that made it out of committee, let alone got signed into law.

He never had this Congress and this President.

We're going to get a lesson, but I'm not sure what that lesson is going to be.

Lesson A: Now that the Republicans can actually pass all the lunatic garbage they have proposed for decades, they will happily do so, and the ensuing social and economic tsunamai will make them the out party for the next 40 years, just like after they had total control in the 1920s.

Lesson B: Now that the Republicans can actually pass all the lunatic garbage they have proposed for decades, they will recognize doing so is suicide, so they will hem and haw and claim they can't, and the orcs will finally recognize they are a fraudulent party and split off to form The Know Nothing Numb Nut Party, led by true believers like Ted Cruz, which will split the right down the middle and potentially actually end the Republican party, to be replaced by a whole new American party system.

Lesson C: They'll do it, it will be a disaster, and nothing will change because their voters are simply too isolated from fact. Even when the consequences come to their own door, they will always find a way to blame Blacks, Libruls, and Feminazis. And so this torture will go on for decades.

Lesson D: They'll do it, they were right, and the new American Millennium will be upon us, just as Jesus rides down to the rebuilt Temple on a unicorn that farts Iraqi WMD.
 
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"The bill repeals a specified rule that established certain nutrition standards for the national school lunch and breakfast programs. (In general, the rule requires schools to increase the availability of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and low-fat or fat free milk in school meals; reduce the levels of sodium, saturated fat, and trans fat in school meals; and meet children's nutritional needs within their caloric requirements.)"

So not only will our kids be dumber, they will fatter and unhealthier too. But hey that will only disproportionately attack the broker school districts...cant see why that would be a problem. Those durn kids dont deserve to eat healthy anyways. They should tighten up their bootstraps and get a job or something!

This bill, and this idea, is so bad it is almost as horrible as electing the Czar Urea.

Kepler Lesson C is coming...there is no way this doesnt pass unless every Congressmen holds a townhall and gets destroyed.
 
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Well, there goes Handy's plan to educate people in the Red States.
I have mixed emotions on the value of something like the Department of Education.

Education has always been one of those weird areas of the U.S. where at least in my area has been funded at a very local level, but subject to rules and requirements that come from the State or Federal government. That creates hard feelings when the Feds come in and tell you how to run a school that you fund, not them.

It also creates an opportunity for the feds to come up with ideas like No Child Left Behind. The road to he!! is paved with good intentions.

The key will be to make sure that they identify the few important things the Department does handle, and make sure that gets reassigned to someone who will still see that it gets done.
 
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