Between the geeky attempts at hipness on the roof from GOP chair Michael Steele and the doddering snarl of John McCain from the back porch, there exists a rotting foundation laid down by Cheney and Bush, walls held up by Piyush Jindal and Eric Cantor, who’s legs tremble under the weight of their own silliness, and a whitewash job put on by Limbaugh, Beck, and Hannity.
Face it: This house is falling apart. If one were a thinking Republican (Yes—I know it’s an oxymoron) one would look about at the country, gather in the information that American rather resoundingly elected Democrats and progressives across the board, put their finger into the wind, and realize that it’s blowing left. Then, this theoretical thinking Republican would say to his or herself: "Perhaps we should be doing more to reach the people who put Obama et al in office. We should probably start supporting the middle class and working America and campaign for national health care and legalize gay marriage. Maybe this would change the way Americans think of us."
Alas…the poor, beknighted GOP can’t see it’s infrastructure has already crumbled. Not even the money and hair and perfect white teeth of Mitt Romney can restore this old house. The definition of an alcoholic is one who does the same thing over and over again expecting different results. Using the same faces, the same rhetoric, and the same tired talking points isn’t going to revive the GOP.
Perhaps there will be an intervention and the house that Reagan built can be restored to its former "glory". And, perhaps Elvis will return.



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mad cabby, here’s what’s going on;
the politicians in the republican party have been bought by big business, big industry, big oil
they have an agenda, that agenda is;
remove labor’s power
remove government’s control
restore robber baron economics
follow the puppeteers from “koch industries”
these robber barons don’t give a flying hoot the republicans are loosing, all they care is that their message is promoted
corporate media will continue spinning robber baron propaganda and as long as we allow corporations to own the airwaves they will promote this rubbish
Like I said…same old messages, same old values, same old baloney.
Um, “doing the same thing over and over…” is not the definition of an alcoholic, it’s the definition of insanity.
Anyway, the new GOP got teabagged at their own party today. Bummer.
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2…..rotest.jpg
Jeb Bush announces that Raegan is dead.
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” Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said Saturday that it’s time for the Republican Party to give up its “nostalgia” for the heyday of the Reagan era and look forward, even if it means stealing the winning strategy deployed by Democrats in the 2008 election.
“You can’t beat something with nothing, and the other side has something. I don’t like it, but they have it, and we have to be respectful and mindful of that,” Mr. Bush said. “
http://www.washingtontimes.com…..ive/print/
You beat me to the JEB! mention. As a Floridian, this whole exercise looks to me like nothing other than the kickoff of JEB!’s 2012 primary campaign.
Yes..and there ought to be a law banning Bush’s from the presidency forever. After the horrors wrought by the first two, a third is way too many for the US to survive.
Have to give credit when credit is due. This is a Republican who is sticking up for a war resistor and calling on the government to abide by the Constitution and Us and international law.
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” Representative Jeff Flake (R-AZ 6th)
5th-term Republican from Arizona.
To:
President Barack Obama
Sen. John McCain
Sen. Jon Kyl
Rep. Jeff Flake
May 1, 2009
I am writing to urge you to direct the U.S. Army to drop its appeal and any other charges in the case of 1st Lt. Ehren Watada, and to release him from the Army with an Honorable Discharge.
Lt. Watada was the first Army officer to publicly refuse to deploy to Iraq, because he believes the U.S. war in Iraq is illegal and immoral, a war of aggression not sanctioned by the United Nations Security Council, and that orders to participate in it are therefore also illegal, immoral, and unconstitutional, and would constitute for him war crimes, crimes against peace, and crimes against humanity.
(See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ehren_Watad…
Lt. Watada’s Army court martial in February 2007 ended in a mistrial that was illegally construed by the Army judge, Lt. Col. John Head. When the Army then attempted a second court martial in October 2007, U.S. District Court Judge Benjamin Settle halted the proceedings on double jeopardy grounds. Judge Settle had just been appointed to his position by George W. Bush and was a former Army JAG lawyer.
I urge you to uphold our Constitution, U.S. and international law, by directing the Army to end its prolonged prosecution of Lt. Ehren Watada. “
http://www.opednews.com/populu…..nkid=88992
Dalybean, you’re correct. That is the definition of insanity. Thanks for reminding me.