Comments on: The Crybaby Option

By: almostinfamous

almostinfamous — Tue, 26 Apr 2005 08:46:06 +0000

you know whats funny, the R’s in power don’t recognize that in 3 maybe even just one year, they may no longer be in the majority. you can bet your bottom dollar that they will bitch and moan and verbally assassinate any D leader that even remotely mentions the distant possibility of using his ‘constitutional’ (ha!) option when they are in the majority.

unless they are counting on the end times…

By: pumpkinbutt

pumpkinbutt — Tue, 26 Apr 2005 02:54:00 +0000

Rich, you sir, are an idiot. And I mean that in the nice born that way and probably can’t help it way that frothy-mouthed wingnuts use when they imagine two women having sex and a little twinkle itches in their loins and their faces turn red, vomiting words about how unhealthy and unbiblical all that hot gay sex is and how they want it to stop right away so they can reaffirm their desire to hump their mistresses as god intended.

By: Rich

Rich — Mon, 25 Apr 2005 22:25:52 +0000

The coinage of the phrase ‘nuclear option’ and the adoption of it by extreme leftist groups is appalling and the real crybaby tactic. The GOP should do everything in their constitutional power to exert their will and instill judges they see fit.

The ‘nuclear option’ is nothing more than a constitutional option and groups like NOW, etc using the egregious term ‘nuclear option’ shows that they are indeed the true crybabies these days.

By: Nasaka

Nasaka — Mon, 25 Apr 2005 22:17:50 +0000

I’d expect this from the average county bumpkin, but some of these guys are educated. This is a total abuse of power and influence.Claiming to hear from God and leading the lemmings astray… Jesus would so not do what Dobson’s doing.
Doesn’t Strom Thurman hold the record for filibustering?

By: Dr. Pants

Dr. Pants — Mon, 25 Apr 2005 22:05:17 +0000

I’m mostly amazed at the hypocrisy filter these people use. You can talk about loving everybody on earth, because they are God’s creation and everyone nods and will say, “Yes, absolutely.”

Then tell them we must kill foreigners and homosexuals and abortion doctors because they threaten their way of life, which God created, and everyone nods and will say, “Yes, absolutely.”

I’m not saying reason and religion don’t go together, but there’s something to be said for a large group of people who get together once a week to hear things they’ll agree with no matter what is said.

Then again, that can be said for a lot of blogs, too.

By: Dave

Dave — Mon, 25 Apr 2005 19:54:27 +0000

Well, Nasaka – they don’t like the idea that the courts still use facts and reason to reach conclusions. They believe that the only true knowledge is that which is gained through revelation.

By: Nasaka

Nasaka — Mon, 25 Apr 2005 19:40:59 +0000

Greg,

What the fuck happened last night? I’m totally amused by the GOP’s whining about the filibuster. I’m used to that sort of shit. Remember, I’m from the state where the Dems had to hide in Oklahoma to avoid voting on Redistricting. Why is the church involved? How does trying to prevent the unjust and unbiased from taking the bench equate to an attack on Christians? Why has every Sunday morning church service turned into a political rally? Why do so many Christians vote based on 2 issues and totally fuck themselves socially?
I’m having a full-fledged anxiety attack here. These are my people! Please make sense of this for me. I’ll be doing shots until you do.