"Someday, when scholars are trying to fingerpoint the nadir of the post-Bush Republican Party, they may arrive at Jindal's speech tonight."Well, either that, or John Ziegler's blind date.
-- Thomas Schaller
Pediatrician Christina Propst who celebrated the loss of life in Central
Texas floods is begging for forgiveness after being fired
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So now this Democrat witch wants sympathy for herself after being fired for
celebrating all the death and destruction of
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I see tripe like that, and I'm left to wonder for what other prominent Republican hopeful the speaker carries water.
ReplyDeleteJindal's effort may not make the Top 100 Greatest Speeches Ever, but so what? If you didn't appreciate it, say nothing. Was Reagan's Eleventh Commandment: never speak ill of another Republican?
Might be time to muster The R.I.N.O. Hunters' Lodge and regulate.
Now that is completely exaggerated. It wasn´t great but did Jindal say anything, you know, WRONG? Not really.
ReplyDeleteWhen Obama said that Japan had a lost decade because they didn´t spend enough (gov. debt is now 180% of GDP) it sounded great. It was also utter bullshit. That´s what I mean by WRONG. As in: inverting reality.