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NetRunnerObviously this clip got slurped up by TPM because of the blatant hypocrisy in asking for earmarks, and then saying you're voting against the bill because it contains earmarks, but there's a subtler point worth highlighting as well.
Look at this exchange:
At the risk of overstating it, Cornyn is unwittingly repudiating the foundation of conservative ideology with his argument.
He's saying that individual responsibility, won't keep him from doing (purportedly) unethical things for his own self-interest unless there's government regulation keeping him honest.
In other words, not only is "legislating morality" possible, it's the only way to make sociopaths like him behave properly.
bobknight33Hypocritical to have 16 million in earmarks then say your against them. The republicans were voted in large numbers to stop spending. I hope people are taking note for next election.
Good post
KnivesOutI just think its cute that Fox thinks its news.
Adorable.
Trancecoachmaybe cute.
what isn't cute is that "those who watched Fox News almost daily were significantly more likely than those who never watched it" to believe things that are demonstrably untrue.
So much for "fair and balanced."
>> ^KnivesOut:
I just think its cute that Fox thinks its news.
Adorable.
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