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August 18, 2014 02:43 PM UTC
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So basically Gardner's contention that the government shutdown was Obama's fault is entirely because the President, for unknown reasons, refused to follow orders from a pissant Republican Congressman from Colorado.
Glad we got that straightened out.
It's called negotiations. Republicans passed bill after bill to fund the government, and Democrats rejected them to protect unpopular Obamacare.
In November, the American people will render judgment. And Democrats will lose the Senate.
It's called blackmail and extortion.
In November, the American people will render judgment. And Democrats will retain the Senate.
Oh, right Moddy, I forgot the GOTP definition of "negotiations" — surrender to our ransom demands or the country dies!
Mel Brooks did it better!
No fair, Dio! I'm the only on still awake in my house and I had to stifle the LOL for that remark.
Cory Gardner's work on behalf of the Koch brothers, at the expense of Coloradans, speaks for itself. THAT judgement is indeed coming, and it isn't going to be pretty.
Maybe. But not because Gardner wins.
Gardner's sound bite:
should be played on a loop through Udall's next few ads.
Give us a rest from personhood, talk about the $24 billion in costs from shutting down the government. Talk about the seniors who didn't get checks, the layoffs and work shutouts that never were reimbursed, etc. Then you'll get some traction.
Congressman Gardner Adds A Third Reason Why he Has No Credibility
First, he tried to fool us about his support for the Personhood Amendment.
Next, he tried to fool us about his personal health insurance being cancelled but he won't show us the eveidnece he says he has that will prove it.
Now, for a third time, twice today already, Mr. Gardner has inflicted another political wound on himself. He wants us to believe he was against threatening to shutdown the government last year if President Obama insisted on retaining the healthcare act. And yet, with his own words, as reported by Jason above, he said he would support exactly that; and, in fact, voted to do just that last Fall.
Someone should take the knife out of his hands.
“Someone should take the knife out of his hands.”
Why?
Good point.