dbphoenix

dbphoenix said:
And yet people find them interesting and respond to them. Sort of like a discussion forum.

Go figure.
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People find your stupidity annoying and feel obliged to respond. There's nothing interesting about any of it.
 
dbphoenix said:
That would appear to be the case given their efforts to cut food stamps, deny availability of daycare, deny unemployment benefits, deny access to abortion, deny access to contraceptives, eliminate free hot breakfasts and school lunches, end preschool programs, etc.

If their constituents have different ideas, they need to acquaint their leaders with this fact and effect some changes in how these platforms are constructed and presented.
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+1

They would call it "encouraging self reliance". LOL

Actually it's "I have mine, others can go scratch. Praise Jesus!"
 
Something for the Tea Party to be truly proud of:

Republican Congressional Nominee: A Woman Can Run for Office With Husband's Permission

Hice has many colorful opinions, such as arguing that Americans should be allowed to own bazookas, Islam isn't a religion deserving of First Amendment protections, and immigration is a "threat to our liberties" and therefore should be met by citizen-organized armed resistance.

He also has opinions about women. In a 2004 Athens Banner-Herald story about the influx of women into politics, Hice said, "If the woman's within the authority of her husband, I don't see a problem." How very generous of him. Sadly, the Banner-Herald did not follow up and ask about the political futures of women who don't have husbands on hand to give them permission. more . . .
 
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