Not even smart enough to be stupid.
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In case anyone was wondering if the teabaggers were ever going to get smarter…
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This is the fairy tale Republicans tell themselves to make themselves feel safe voting for Trump. They were all on the same page attempting to rein in President Obama. How well did that work for them? Bunch of them would be aiding and abetting Trump.
Shorter Massie: Didja like how we reined in President Obama? You’re gonna luv how we rein in President Trump. Why, I betcha we’ll have almost as much control as his campaign managers.
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Imagine a boot stamping on a carton of eggs – forever.
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When did “It’s Pat!” from Saturday Night Live get elected to Congress?
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No, actually, Louisville has won countless awards for having some of the best tap water in the country. We also have one of the most liberal congressmen in the country.
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you gotta break eggs to make an omelette.
TTFY (Trumped that for you): You gotta drop some nukes in Europe to make an omelette!
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Well, nice to live in a bastion of sanity. Must be like living in Austin, Texas.
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We also have one of the most liberal congressmen in the country.
[/quote]I’ve always meant to ask you: do folks down there talk much about the fact that your state’s abbreviation is a lubricant?
As an atheist I am deeply conflicted, I want the Rapture to take all these loons away…
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Don’t forget NCSteve.
I’ve decided that politics and politicians have local and state weirdnesses (or flavors?) no matter where you go, but Kentucky does seem to thrust its WTF factor into the national face way more than its fair share.
If his wife said she wanted to remodel an inefficient kitchen, he’d burn the house down.
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Nah, most of us aren’t 13 year old boys.
This worthless piece of shit is my Congressman thanks to a gigantic campaign contribution from a Texan billionaire that swamped local Republicans running for the office back in 2012. For the last few he’s been Ted Cruz’s boy in the Freedom Caucus and is sure to be a disloyal Trumpian…
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Democracy has been vulnerable to sophistry since the 5th century BCE. And sophistry has fed off of the corruption of language and the meaning of words.
This guy calls himself a “conservative,” but he wants to blow up stuff and see what happens.
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Not really. Until this year, we’d only had 3 GOP governors in the last 50 years or so and Democrats controlled every statewide office except one. And until 2000 we had one of the more liberal senators in the Senate. Since W, the state has become increasingly conservative. The sort of white grievance politics that have played well for Trump have played extremely well here. That said, the new GOP governor has been on the job for about nine months and already his approval rating is at 33‰ as of May 31. He’s losing his battle to reform Kynect, KYs wildly successful Medicaid expansion, and is threatening to kill it. Should that happen then I expect KY to return to relative sanity.
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Can you imagine him changing a single comma in his remarks if the candidate were Hitler instead of Trump? I didn’t think so.
Don’t forget the Ark Park is open with new State tax breaks and at only $50 a person ($200 for rich homos) is a tremendous value…
Well maybe instead of an Ark Park your religious folks should have built a replica of Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes. Nice little business there in healing to sick w/o insurance.
In summary, if you like eggs, vote for Trump, but if you prefer apples, vote for Hillary.