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(R) Trisha Calvarese
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(R) Donald Trump
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(R) Jeff Hurd
(R) Ron Hanks
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(R) Deborah Flora
(R) J. Sonnenberg
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(R) Jeff Crank
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CO-06 (Aurora)
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CO-08 (Northern Colo.)
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(R) Gabe Evans
(R) Janak Joshi
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December 21, 2010 10:16 PM UTC
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Shoved another judicial activist in under the wire. So proud!
You may not have noticed, but over the past decade your side has lost the right to complain about “judicial activism.”
So he’s your basic garden-variety racist who thinks anything the judiciary does to enforce obvious constitutional requirements of equality is “activism”
There are very good reasons why conservatives are holding up liberal activist judicial appointments. I hope they keep it up right through 2012.
Because you have no answer other than pouting “activist!” and then “bullshit!” Sorry to make you feel bad; go yell upstairs from the basement for mommy to get you a nice warm glass of milk, ok?
There’s an interesting article out there pointing out that most of the delayed/obstructed Obama appointments to the Court system have been minorities.
One of those who has been held up just got a confirmation vote of 92-0 the other day. They guy’s appointment was held up for a year, and when the vote finally came, he had no objections against him.
“But I won’t let it be said in this liberal propaganda blog that Republicans are not as good as their word…” GOPWarrior
… or maybe you actually know nothing and just reflexively make “activist” your talking point?
Democrats, living in their own little world as they always do, believe that:
1. The majority of voters were either bamboozled or high when they elected a GOP majority.
2. The majority of those voters are not totally disgusted by the Democrat last gasp in the lame duck session.
3. Local governments lined up at the federal trough are representative of the voters who elected Tipton and the GOP majority.
You are wrong on all three counts. I for one do not want these vindictive Democrats screwing anything else up on their way out the door. Let the new majority look at these public lands bills, and all the other spending, and decide what we need to keep.
You owe me $50.
living in their own little world, believe that they don’t have to keep their word and pay their debts.
And you could then come to the conclusion that what the voters really wanted was some results out of the Federal District.
You could also step back and remember that Republican Senators were able to block all of these bills prior to the election. If they really wanted them to fail, they’d continue whipping their caucus in line and vote against cloture on all of them.
The reality is, these bills were being blocked for election purposes only. And they’re being released for the same reasons. Republicans will own part of the operation of government come January 5, 2011; they wanted all of the controversial but popular stuff out of the way before they either had to defend their inaction or have their name associated to bills unpopular with the Tea Party base.
Maybe Voyageur pocketed the dough and spent it in Vegas?
A Republican hero said this. It’s still true today.
Maybe we’ve seen the last of GOPWarrior.
Be interesting to see the sock puppets that register in the next few days.
My priority this month has been to supply a good Christmas to my family in a down economy. I am good for my debt to MADCO. I apologize for not having paid it yet and i will pay it very soon.
Believe me, I don’t like you idiots being able to avoid perfectly good arguments by reminding me that i owe a new Colorado Pols FPE $50. He’ll get it.
What’s the difference, except your ability to be honest? It’s only been a month since you promised you were paying up with a check sent off to Voyageur.
But hey, happy holidays to you and yours.
I appreciate the update and hope all is well this Christmas season in the Warrior household.
From what I’ve heard, a solid majority of Americans actually support the repeal of DADT and the ratification of START. I don’t know about Republicans, but I’m pretty sure Democrats like living in a world that is safer and discriminates a little less against gays.
but I’m not willing to engage a debt shirker in repartee.
Ya’ gots to pay to play GOP-oweyer, debts before dialogue.
I’m going to pay MADCO his money because I am sick of you people using it an an excuse to avoid facts I point out.
just to keep their word.
Not GOPChickenhawk. He wants something in return.
but still, ’tis the season and all . . . I won’t begrudge anyone a Merry Christmas (and thinking of GOPers family now, it’s got to be hard enough on them just having to put up with him all year).
So, GOPporter — I’m still downgrading you in rank until you’re square — my best wishes to you and to them. I’ll hold all my fabulous rebuttals on account for now. But, be warned, you dare not let another holiday celebration pass (and by my calendar the next one is in January — Martin Luther King, Jr. Day — not that you likely need to be reminded) before getting right with our new FPE.