[Ruble Noon]

http://lewrockwell.com/napolitano/napolitano79.1.html

[snerd]

The Republicans in the House are largely more conservative than at any time since Wilson left office. One would expect them to understand the intent of the voters who sent them there and thus say no to more taxes, no to more spending and no to more borrowing. Instead we have Republican leadership in the House that actually proposed raising more revenue by eliminating deductions on income taxes. They somehow claim that they are being faithful to their stated mission of fiscal conservatism by making you pay more money but at the present tax rates. They, too, have failed economics 101.

Sons a beeches.

[The Machinist]

The Republican supporters have been rather deflated, and maybe even contrite of late, but in 2014 and especially 2016, they'll be screaming their support for the same liberal traitors, and lashing out at anyone who questions their illogical thought processes. Mark my words.

[juggy4711]

Originally Posted by The Machinist

The Republican supporters have been rather deflated, and maybe even contrite of late, but in 2014 and especially 2016, they'll be screaming their support for the same liberal traitors, and lashing out at anyone who questions their illogical thought processes. Mark my words.

Without a doubt. And those of us that won't vote R because it's not a D will be labeled liberal traitors.