7 thoughts on “Possible Conscience Sighting

  1. Miss Lindsey: "I declare! It is so uncouth of rakes and rogues when they release their foul and noxious vapors in proximity of a Southern La-, er, Gentleman such as myself. My stars! I must partake in a cool mint julep on the veranda! And, of course, I always succumb to the wishes, er, advice of that strong yet tender gentleman from Arizona, even if his language is a tad salty for my taste. *chuckles wryly* But saltiness can be expected from a seaman. *whoops with laughter* And we had to get that Yankee hag to join us. She's sweet on me, even though I have given her as much attention as a hound gives a lawn jockey. Perish the thought! *rolls eyes, sips mint julep* I declare! The vapors! My stars and garters!" *collapses onto fainting couch*

  2. Rhea Suh, the president of the Natural Resources Defense Council, called the Senate resolution an effort to "put polluters first and the rest of us at risk." The fact that it failed, she said in a statement, shows "a majority of the Republican-controlled Senate at last has come to its collective senses."

    Well done, Senators. Welcome to sanity.

    Now, as long as you are here, about that independent prosecutor…

  3. "a majority of the Republican-controlled Senate at last has come to its collective senses."

    LOLWUT? Three of them got squishy for the first time in months on something blatantly wrong. That's a long fucking way from 'a majority coming to their senses'

    1. Exactly. Two senators facing extremely challenging elections next year and McCain, who just decided to fuck with Trump and the House that day for spite.

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