12 days ago by Ricky Shambles

Because that stereotype is a bunch of bunk. Right? Actually, no. Last Saturday Repub asshole males talked over Democratic Party women talking about health care refrom and how it would benefit women. And a couple Republican women got in on the game to show they could be stupid and censor just as much

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12 days ago by Justin

... of actually governing, which usually chastines a party that on the national level is more tactically allied to this. A stab at an answer to this question of why the noxious throws at Charlie Crist when he’s no different than Jeb Bush — Crist had the unfortunate desire to try to be ...

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12 days ago by C.W. Smith

This story is a repost from HuffingtonPost.com On Saturday morning, a group of House Republicans — led by Rep. Tom Price (R-Georgia) — attempted to stop the Democratic Women’s Caucus from making their arguments about how the health bill would benefit women by screaming over them. Rep. Lois Capps (D-

The Accidental Patriot - accidentalpatriot.com · 2 references

14 days ago by admin

One can argue whether the process of crafting the healthcare bill in the House was bipartisan or not, but the final debates about it clearly weren’t. Poor Rep. John Dingell… (Full disclosure: Both ThinkProgress and MediaMatters are both liberal think tanks and blogs) Mashup footage of 11/7/09 floor

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14 days ago by Brian Francis

When the Republican party has an identity crisis, which is characterized by alienating certain voting blocs, do they really want to show off how sexist they are too? I mean, why do this at all? You are going to lose the battle, and healthcare reform will pass. Why hurt yourself, and the Republican p

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15 days ago by Cynematic

Forgive me if I sound a little bitter despite being deeply moved by the passage of the Affordable Health Care Act this past weekend in the House. It IS a huge achievement and one-third of what we need to get the bill to President Obama to sign. I'm proud and grateful so many wonderful elected repres

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15 days ago by oscar

This morning, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) participated on a conference call with the Center for American Progress Action Fund’s Judy Feder to discuss Republican efforts to shut out women’s issues in the health reform debate. Feder noted that in 2006, nine Senate Republicans voted to explici

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15 days ago by Jeff Rosenberg

The legislative process is often messy, and it can look somewhat chaotic even on bills that are not particularly contentious. But when one party is determined to try to obstruct the process, then it’s a veritable circus. As Democratic lawmakers attempted to speak on the health reform bill, Republica

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15 days ago by daily_darcy

... steps on any ones toes, or if you get offended in any way. I just want to show you all something and simply ask a question. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMdlcnK_MI4 This was shown in my social studies class. This what is going on up on capitol hill and why things are not getting done folks. ...

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15 days ago by Ned Resnikoff

Above is a pretty curious sight: Republicans using every parliamentary trick they’ve got to try and delay the passage of the health care bill. Of course, it didn’t work, and the whole incident seems an awful lot like an ineffective temper tantrum. Which, as of late, has more or less been the right-w

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