Doc Holliday
SPOILER: Columbus finds America
Arghh this is so fucking frustrating.
World Economy....it was nice knowing you.
well I for one am SHOCKED!
You guys should really stop fucking it up for the rest of us.
If we're going down, we're taking all of you with us!
I... really disagree. i think christie's reputation as a "moderate" is a complete fabrication that he only manages to get away with because the media is terrible at holding anyone accountable, ever.
Rand is just such a fucking hypocrite about so many things.
Likes to grandstand about tuff-rugged individualism and the invisible hand -- needs bucketloads of subsidies for corporate handouts in his deadbeat state.
claims to be a steadfast guardian of civil liberties -- yet wants to enforce his stupid religious worldview on the rest of society.
also there's the weird personality cult surrounding him and his dumbass father. god, i hate internet libertarians
(they're all pretty terribel)
Official slogan of the GOP.
I like that better than their previous slogan: if it's broke, don't fix it.
Nobody cares about if you went to college if you've got a record.
World Economy....it was nice knowing you.
Its time to put the partisan bickering aside and fund the vital services we all support, maintain our credit rating, and continue the debate about the damage Obamacare is doing to the economy. Sen. Cruz has fully supported individual measures to fund essential government services and to take responsible action to reduce our debt. The President and all members of Congress should send an unmistakable signal that the United States will not default on its debt. We should not put our credit ratings in jeopardy over our political disputes, Catherine Frazier, press secretary for Senator Ted Cruz.
I can't anymore.
McConnell spox: "Given tonight's events, the Leaders have decided to work toward a solution that would reopen the govt and prevent default"
hanging Boehner out to dry.
Robert Costa ‏@robertcostaNRO 13m Reid's spokesman just now: "Sen Reid and Sen McConnell have re-engaged in negotiations... optimistic that an agreement is within reach."
Hillary Clinton got a bit of a the commoner experience in London on Saturday when she got a parking ticketalthough her security detail did try to stop it. Clintons silver Mercedes was parked outside the Chatham House in Westminsterwhere she was picking up an awardfor nearly 45 minutes, without allegedly having paid the £3.30or $5.25-per hour parking fee. When the traffic warden wrote the ticket, five members of her security detail jumped out, but the warden refused to back down. The £80about $127fine can be reduced if she pays it within 14 days (down to £40, or $63). Otherwise, Clinton has until October 25 to appeal, giving the entire world the opportunity to see Hillary Clinton in traffic court.
hanging Boehner out to dry.
John feels that summatime summatime sadness ~~
Robert Costa ‏@robertcostaNRO 3m
Member texts from Cap Hill Club basement, tells me the whole R scene is "depressing... everyone needs a drink after today"
Boss heard Boehner will bring [Senate deal] to the floor... House action probably over." --House GOP aide, via e-mail.
Esquire/NBC News survey talks about the New American Center, complete with fancy charts and graphs. You can also take the survey to find where you are.
Dax was given a pardon. She'll be back after Nov 8th.
I for one look forward to hearing about Parking-Gate in 2016
Bonus: the accompanying pic (outline only, of course) would make a great new av for PD
I hate Walker so fucking much.And his record is poop.
Hilarious
"The government should only help those in need."That center can fuck right off.
Oh the good old days when he could vote to repeal Obamacare at any moment.John feels that summatime summatime sadness ~~
He needs some summatime lovin'John feels that summatime summatime sadness ~~
@robertcostaNRO 2m
"Boss heard Boehner will bring [Senate deal] to the floor... House action probably over." --House GOP aide, via e-mail.
Robert Costa ‏@robertcostaNRO 3m "Boss heard Boehner will bring [Senate deal] to the floor... House action probably over." --House GOP aide, via e-mail.
Esquire/NBC News survey talks about the New American Center, complete with fancy charts and graphs. You can also take the survey to find where you are.
Well, you know, maybe there happens to be a clear lack of support in the Center for diversity because you have excluded people of color from your definition of the Center.
But let’s look at this “Center” more closely in terms of actual policy, to see whether this “Center” looks like the imagined “Center” of a Sunday show panel guest. This “Center” has dumb beliefs about “government spending” and a “balanced budget” because those issues are generally explained poorly and constantly lied about, but it is well to the left of the Washington consensus on specific economic issues. This “political center,” which is, again, primarily (but not entirely) a soft-Democratic white plurality, supports raising the minimum wage, hiking taxes on millionaires (59 percent support!) and taxing carbon emissions (yes, a carbon tax polled well in a survey of “the Center”, and financial regulation. We’re definitely still a center-right nation as long as you only pay attention to vague beliefs about the importance of balancing the budget and ignore the strong national desire to soak the rich.
Wow. It's almost as if this was a terrible idea from the start.
Also from Costa, just now:
And that's the game.
Were very excited, said Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.). Its exactly what we wanted, and we got it.
Its wonderful, said Rep. John Abney Culberson (R-Tex.), clapping his hands to emphasize the point. Were 100 percent united!
http://articles.washingtonpost.com/...use-republicans-shutdown-conservative-members
They honestly never saw it coming.
Wait... wanted? What did they want?
oh
my god
he feels it in the air
It kind of reminds me of that hesitance you have about asking out a girl, and when it finally happens and everything goes great you're locked in a state of blissful euphoria.http://articles.washingtonpost.com/...use-republicans-shutdown-conservative-members
They honestly never saw it coming.
Wait... wanted? What did they want?
Wait... wanted? What did they want?
What's in the senate deal again?
As soon as the debt ceiling is raised, I'm going to laugh my ass off so hard and have the nicest bottle of Corona I can find.
Member texts from Cap Hill Club basement, tells me the whole R scene is "depressing... everyone needs a drink after today"
Still in the air as of this AM. Negotiations paused, I guess because McConnell wanted to see if Boehner could get his caucus in line:What's in the senate deal again?
The outline of the emerging Senate deal is this: The government is funded until Jan. 15. The debt ceiling is lifted until Feb. 7. There are a handful of small Affordable Care Act changes: Stronger income verification, which Republicans want, and a one-year delay on the reinsurance tax, which Democrats want.
Oh, and there's a bicameral budget committee that needs to report back by Dec. 13.
The timing of all this is designed to create a fight about sequestration. The Jan. 15 deadline means funding for the federal government runs out at the exact moment sequestration's deeper cuts kick in. The Dec. 13 deadline means that the full House and Senate would have time to consider any package of recommendations the bicameral committee comes up with, if the committee actually manages to come up with anything.