Fully agreed.
He’s going:Post hoc, ergo, propter hoc, ergo… I recte!
Douchebag. (Tish! That’s French!)
http://judiciary.house.gov/index.cfm/hearings?ID=F81A929A-4F23-4CD7-A802-1FE2FC89E9C3
http://judiciary.house.gov/index.cfm?p=press-releases&id=512DFAE6-EF55-4127-A1FB-5E2B7A79E5FB
There ya go.
They have also neglected to invite anyone from Planned Parenthood to their little party. Because why should they let their views be challenged? That might indicate that this whole thing is a waste of taxpayer money and we can’t have that.
Huckabee may be ignorant, or evil, or some combination, but can we all just stand back and admire this work of art?
“We don’t need the Supreme Court when we have the Supreme Being.”
That slogan made this whole Kim Davis stupidity worth it. I don’t know if it’s from Huckabee, his supporters, or it’s far older and I’m just noticing it now. Makes me kinda jealous. Liberals don’t have fun slogans like that. “No blood for oil” was the last good one.
That’s pretty good.
That’s even better.
Shut the hell up, you blister on the ass of life.
A side note on the HeLa cells. These cells have contaminated hundreds (maybe more) of cell lines, and much research was simply wrong, because instead of the cells they thought they were using, the research was actually on HeLa cells instead. And don’t feel bad if you never heard this, many cancer researchers hadn’t either.
It’s a huge, and very quiet disaster that happened to research, and nobody actually knows how bad it is.
Also, trivia thing, because of the amount of time and the huge amount of cells grown and used, Henrietta Lacks cancer cells would collectively be the largest organism in the history of the world.
We now return you to the perpetual ignorance that is the right wing of the Republican party
It’s more disturbing when you realize that the one he claims to be the Supreme Being is, depending on how you look at it, either basically a fictitious Supreme Being or not actually on “their” side. 
I mean, if someone said that, and then insisted said Supreme Being was a dentist in Irvine named Bob, it would just be creepy, right? Well, these guys aren’t really much better than that.
Actually this shows that there is always a bit of exaggeration in the popular press to get a good headline. And then when one reads further one notices how the headlines miss that in reality it is not a secret anymore.
Sure, the problem is serious now in this scientific area but one can see a bit of “Piltdown man” rhetoric in this side note, Looking at a historical example it is indeed true that early paleontologists were misled by the Piltdown fraud, but as science progressed Piltdown man stuck out like a sore thumb, the evolution path it showed was at odds with what other more complete set of bones showed later, so as the suspicion grew then new tools allowed scientists to test the Piltdown bones and they found that it was a fake.
So it was an issue that indeed was embarrassing but creationists in that case appear to be stuck into forever repeating it, and creationists also do ignore forever the progress made after the screw up, and pseudo scientists also ignore that scientists were also the ones that came with the debunking and the remedies to avoid that.
We should indeed take into account the contamination and press for the changes, and getting back to the cell contamination one should be aware that it is really not a secret anymore among the experts, and the changes are already taking place.
Not sure if you are unaware of the Church of the Sub-genius, but if so, Bob is actually the mythical leader of a religion. (warning, link not safe for anyone)
Nah, and if you knew the story in the actual science fields, it’s actually much worse than you will find in the press.
With genetic sequencing we are able to test cells now, and research back to the sixties has been found to be bogus, due to using HeLa cells instead of what they thought were HEK 293. Among other horrible disasters being uncovered.
It’s a huge clusterfuck for science. It was known about for decades, but research into the problem highly resisted, for many reasons. It’s also all the Republicans fault.
Yes (not the Republican bit, but remembering how many support big farma one wonders), but the point stands, that is not a permanent thing. The other point is that it does indeed look like your idea is to keep on pressing the clusterfuck and to ignore the changes that are taking place.
Republicans have found that, when discussing issues of women’s health and women’s bodies, it’s never a good idea to invite those most centrally concerned to talk.
They hates experts they does. Hiisssss.
<Gollum>
:mad: Not Bob, you heretic! “Bob”!
Pizza and beer be upon him!
… and also upon you…
May Cthulu eat you second-to-last.
Ok I’ll pass along the word to him
Republicanswant to deny us all slack.
Representative from Wisconsin is a fucking idiot.
When told that 60% of Planned Parenthood’s clients have children he said
because he’s so dumb he can’t hold two thoughts in his head at once. Like how you can fund PP AND feed hungry children at the same time.
I take that back. I looks like he can’t hold on single, solitary thought in that empty noggin of his.
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