It’s bad form to play politics with disaster relief. It’s stupid to get caught playing politics
with disaster relief. It’s moronic to
get caught playing politics with disaster relief after pushing the country to the
brink of the fiscal cliff. I don’t know
about you, but my reaction to people in need usually isn’t to check their party
affiliation or home state. Of course, I also
wouldn’t come to an agreement with my wife that it is OK for her to spend money
on something for herself, and then when the credit card bill comes in the mail
demand that the family get rid of cable.
But then, I don’t think that I am going to get
my way all the time. And I don’t think
my wife is evil or should be excommunicated from the family if she disagrees
with me. And I recognize we live in the
same house together. But I’m probably a
little slow, because I also don’t see how Obama can turn us into Greece. The Republicans in the House of Representatives
have lost their minds. Their quest to
eviscerate government has officially gone about twenty two steps too far. It is way past time to help fix the Republican
Party by changing the way redistricting happens in this country, and reducing
the number of safe districts for both parties … eliminating the pull of the
radical elements in each party. Or we
can use the money that should be going to help people in blue states rebuild to
create a model of the Parthenon on Pennsylvania Avenue. It makes as much sense as most everything
else on the agenda of the House Republicans, and as an example of classical
architecture at least it could never be bad form.
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