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Oh, this sort of thing gets so tiresome: GOP senators wouldn’t even support their own, Grassley, on a matter of upholding ethics and congressional prerogatives. This should have been a slam-dunk in Grassley’s favor. Oh, the sheer weakness of our senators!
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Jack in Wi.| 12.15.11 @ 2:47PM
The GOP is good for nothing. They just voted in huge majorities to gut the Posse Comitatis Act to give the President unlimited power to throw American citizens in concentration camps and worse, without due process. I voted for worthless Ron Johnson, here in Wi. Even Russ Feingold would have voted against that. The Republicans have helped strip the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 8th Amendments from the Constitution. Now they want to stick us with a tin horn Mussolini like Gingrich for President.
Oldefarte| 12.16.11 @ 12:55PM
And that good-for-nothingness includes your Wisconsin governor also, right [who is courageously fighting the corruption of labor unions with obviously no support from you and your fellow Paulisitas]??????
Al Adab| 12.15.11 @ 2:55PM
It is and continues to be the Rockefeller/Romney wing of the GOP (Dole, McCain and their ilk since 1964) which leads us to defeat after defeat. Why do we still follow them?
Conservative Bob| 12.15.11 @ 3:16PM
THrow them out in Nov.
Oldefarte| 12.16.11 @ 1:01PM
This mostly is solvable IF the GD stupid-ars American taxpayer/voters will do on 11/4/12 what they SHOULD HAVE done on 11/4/08 [of course, if by chance they act according to Forrect Gumpism STUPID IS AS STUPID DOES, then yeah these type political GO-ALONG-TO-GET-ALONG bullexcrementisms will continue]!!!!!!