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grousefeather commented on the blog post Congress Slightly Less Unpopular
Being unpopular bears no penalty for the Congress.
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grousefeather commented on the blog post Newt Gingrich Lied about That $300,000 He Took from Freddie & Fannie
Newt Gingrich holds the world’s record for the most lies told in a single speech so why would anyone be surprised that he’s at it again?
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grousefeather commented on the blog post Democracy Is Un-American
Stalin: “It’s not who votes that matters, but rather who counts the votes.”
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grousefeather commented on the blog post Decreased Investment in Public Transit Forcing Higher Fees, Worse Service
“Higher fees, worse service?” Sounds like the Airlines!
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grousefeather commented on the diary post The awful truth is that we’re governed by a) incompetents, b) political gangsters, c) aristocrats, d) lap dogs of the rich, or e) all of the above and worse. by Bill Perdue.
I’ll be happy to join the effort to reform by contributing the “Greed Meter” I’ve invented. It works well to eliminate people who are greed driven. All one has to do is point it at a person or people, or even a group or crowd of people, and it detects and electronically eliminates the greedy [...]
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grousefeather commented on the blog post Memorial Day
Since our military is fighting civilians doesn’t it follow that civilians will be killed?
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grousefeather commented on the blog post Late Night: Gingrich Announces Candidacy; America Irritated, Cranky at Reminder Gingrich Exists, Talks
It’s unlikely that Gingrich will be elected President but he’ll play an invaluable role as an attack dog for the eventual republican nomenee. Newt is a tried and true political bomb thrower and his role in the uncoming election will be to attack President Obama and the Democrats.
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grousefeather commented on the blog post Your Republican Front-Runner, Mike “Pol Pot” Huckabee
Within every republican heart lurks a fascist.
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grousefeather commented on the blog post Early Morning Swim: Matt Taibbi Discusses the “Kochtopus” with Keith Olbermann
It’s somewhat useful that you point out who the corporate elite are, but what the American people really need to know is where the corporate elite live, where they sleep, where they park their cars, and where they dine and recreate. After all, they know all those things about the American people.
