If there were any justice in this world, that man's tongue would leap from his mouth and refuse to have anything more to do with him.

uh, what's dignity?

Rofl.
I love it when he asks "Have you read the bill?" and the democrat majority yells "Yeah!".

Watch out Glenn Beck!

I hate politics.

I'm just waiting to hear the breaking news that Boehner and Karl Rove are lovers.

Sounds like a preacher.

So, it looks like this was after Boehner openly cheered on the bankers on March 17. Guy's batting 1.000, huh?

"Don't let those little punk staffers take advantage of you and stand up for yourselves," Boehner said. "All of us are hearing from our friends and constituents on lack of credit, you can't get a loan, the more your government takes and taxes, the more regulations you have to comply with the more cost you have there and less amount you are going to have available to loan to customers."

I'll believe anything said by a man with such a great tan!

Did I hear someone say "No" when he asked if they'd read the bill? Lemmings loose in the chamber, perhaps?

I'm surprised he was able to not cry.

I'm wondering if what Olbermann says about the Republican party driving itself into extinction might actually be true. Is it possible the right's own minions are tiring of the rhetoric?

I think it's time for new parties.

@blankfist, maybe HCR's passage will open the door to that. In a sense, this is the end of the liberal quest to establish the welfare state. Republicans will eventually realize that this version of HCR is essentially their own idea, and that when problems with it crop up people will want the problems fixed, rather than massively transform or repeal it.

There's still a long list of progressive policy goals we haven't achieved, but there aren't any entitlements left on the list.

That's fertile ground for a realignment of political coalitions, assuming people overcome the inertia of their long-held tribal affiliations.

I'd start the Apathy Party, but I just can't be bothered.
>> ^blankfist:
I think it's time for new parties.

>> ^NetRunner:



Ha! Are you joking? Your party will never stop! Stop spreading your lies!

>> ^blankfist:
>> ^NetRunner:
That's fertile ground for a realignment of political coalitions, assuming people overcome the inertia of their long-held tribal affiliations.
Ha! Are you joking? Your party will never stop! Stop spreading your lies!

So much for overcoming the inertia of long-held tribal affiliations.