Just over a year ago the House failed to overturn Obama's veto of Yet Another Obamacare Appeal. But now they have someone who would actually sign it… Why, it's almost as if it was all just political theater!
I wonder how many of them actually voted for him. My county is similar–rural, with a vocal majority of Republicans. I don't think there were many Republicans at our march a couple of weekends ago, though.
Not sure that matters. They just want to avoid the teevee images of angry people, voters or otherwise, shouting them down at their rare public appearances, for fear of an inside-out version of 2010.
Photo caption: "Roseville police escort Rep. Tom McClintock through an audience from the Tower Theatre in Roseville, California on Feb. 4. | AP Photo"
He looks terrified.
"That's a really nice car you dogs have caught. Now what are you gonna do?"
Just over a year ago the House failed to overturn Obama's veto of Yet Another Obamacare Appeal. But now they have someone who would actually sign it… Why, it's almost as if it was all just political theater!
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I wonder how many of them actually voted for him. My county is similar–rural, with a vocal majority of Republicans. I don't think there were many Republicans at our march a couple of weekends ago, though.
Not sure that matters. They just want to avoid the teevee images of angry people, voters or otherwise, shouting them down at their rare public appearances, for fear of an inside-out version of 2010.
“If people loved [Obamacare]," he said, "Nancy Pelosi would still be speaker and Hillary Clinton would be president."
Non sequitur. Peoples' love of "Obamacare" does not follow from Republicans' vote suppression efforts.
"But this is only supposed to happen to Democrats!"