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So, Republicans … tell us how you really feel about Ted Cruz
It's his personal flaws, character failures, immaturity and despicable behavior that make people genuinely dislike - and even hate - Ted Cruz.
Ryan on Akin: ‘Unfortunate’ but not ‘wrong’
August 20, 2012
So with all this media fury over Rep. Todd Akin’s despicable and shamefully ignorant explanation of “legitimate rape,” why isn’t anyone going after Paul Ryan for the exact same thing? Ryan co-sponsored the “let’s redefine rape” bill with Akin. It was called the “No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act,” H.R.3 in the very first session […]
GOP spending hypocrisy revealed; teabaggers among worst offenders
November 7, 2011
For a group of people who paraded around in ridiculous costumes, making outlandish claims and swearing before god (and then, country) that they – personally – were going to put an end to reckless pork-barrel spending in Washington, there sure are a lot of teabaggers with deer-in-the-headlights glaze over their eyes as the 2011 Congressional […]
GOP infrastructure funding proposal is off by 5,505 percent
September 10, 2011
One of the Republican Party’s proposals for how to create infrastructure jobs without spending a dime has a gigantic pothole right in the middle of it. The proposal, which has been advanced by top GOP leadership, involves eliminating a law that requires states to set aside 10 percent of the federal transportation funding they receive […]
The real, true, unedited, factual impact of Republican Health Care Proposal H-Con Res 34 for 2012.
August 25, 2011
On April 15, 2011, House Republicans passed their budget proposal (H. Con. Res. 34) for FY 2012. Their budget would make three major changes in Medicare: The Republican budget significantly cuts spending on Medicare by eliminating benefits and shifting costs to seniors and individuals with disabilities. These reductions in benefits and cost shifts affect both […]
Gary St. Lawrence
April 28, 2016
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