We are having a discussion about where to send all those Guantanamo inmates. Problem solved.
We’ll try to stay serene and calm
when Alabama gets the bomb.
If people are seriously throwing out Clarence’s name, the GOP is really screwed.
Well, no, but I don’t see it as a very successful strategy either.
But soft! A thought that sorely vexes
That the first might very well be Texas.
Maybe they anticipate a need to project power across Yellowstone Lake.
Note to self:
Call state senator and warn them about the naval force imbalance caused by Wyoming’s belligerent ship buildup.
Suggest we begin our own buildup. Volunteer to be the first Grand Admiral of the Oklahoma Submarine Fleet! (Sooner Boomer?)
Oh, no, you’re not talking me into getting in your car to go watch the Muskogee Submarine Races again…
My thought while watching that idiot was “Moron, if you can’t say the word ‘vagina’, you don’t get to write, sponsor, vote on, sign, or enforce any legislation to do with the word ‘vagina’.”
Or, preferably, get with 10 feet of one.
Thus the new legislation mandating a trans-hoohaa-inal ultrasound before an abortion was introduced into the House of Delegates…
In some religions, it is forbidden to speak The Name.
And now we know what this thread was really all about.
The author (Adam Winkler) is apparently best known for writing a book on the constitutional implications of gun control which wasn’t for the NRA or the Brady Campaign.
What makes you think he’d resign from the Court, particularly just to run? The Supremes get to decide on their own conflicts of interest.
Hell, he might not even resign if he won - and wouldn’t that be interesting? If the Republicans hold the House (and Clarence winning would undoubtedly mean that) - do you think that they would impeach him relative to one job or the other? Short of that, I don’t think anything could be done about it.
Not an idea, just a funny from Rmoney: Asked by the AP reporter if he follows NASCAR, Romney responded, “Not as closely as some of the most ardent fans. But I have some great friends who are NASCAR team owners.” Maybe that’s where his wife got all those Caddies she drives.
That’s not the best of it. After he met some NASCAR fans in their cheap plastic rain ponchos: “I like those fancy raincoats you bought,” he said. “Really sprung for the big bucks.”
There’s nothing like being patronizing to the plebes to make them like you.
Dripping condescension makes me all swoony!
Last year, when Romney made the comment “I’m also unemployed” I didn’t get the uproar. It was clearly a joke and, it seemed, somewhat of a funny one.
I’ve listened to him over these past six months making what could charitably be called gaffe after gaffe but more precisely could be called a complete and total cluelessness.
It’s ok to be rich. It’s ok to grow up being rich. It’s OK be obscenely rich and want to keep being rich. Hell, it’s ok for Romney the individual to believe all this.
But Romney isn’t just an individual. He’s a candidate for the highest office in America. Romney doesn’t understand the poor, doesn’t want to understand the poor and will never understand what it’s like to be poor. We have a ~9% unemployment rate, a ~20% underemployment rate and the highest percentage of people living below the poverty line in 20 years.
The fact of the matter is that you cannot be an effective President when you are so willfully out of touch with the lives that Americans lead.