Say it ain't so Joe, plumber quitting GOP

[tmarket]

Joe The Plumber Quitting The GOP: Time Magazine
http://www.time.com/time/politics/article/0,8599,1896588,00.html

Samuel Wurzelbacher, better known as Joe the Plumber, tells TIME he's so outraged by GOP overspending, he's quitting the party -- and he's the bull's-eye of its target audience. But he also said he wouldn't support any cuts in defense, Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid -- which, along with debt payments, would put more than two-thirds of the budget off limits. It's no coincidence that many Republicans who voted against the stimulus have claimed credit for stimulus projects in their district

 

[dsq]

this is bad news for the gop becase once all the extremists and t bags have left the gop people will not have their attention diverted from the core problem of the gop-their failed policies which destroyed the country.
Its funny to see how some repubs are softening up and saying now the party has to be more inclusive etc...No,the party has to change their failed philosophy and goals.They have not changed anything.They still are anti science,anti regulation,anti govt,anti environment,anti people,anti american.

 

[Barth Vader]

Quote from dsq:

...No,the party has to change their failed philosophy and goals.They have not changed anything.They still are anti science,anti regulation,anti govt,anti environment,anti people,anti american.

Yep...I think you are onto something

The GOP has lost its way, and to get back on path, they need to be MORE anti [politicized] science, anti [intrusive] regulation, anti [big] govt, anti enviroment [extremism], anti [special classes of] people, anti american [socialism]....

 

[dsq]

Youre Brilliant!
If you are doing something wrong whats the best way of correcting yourself?Do it even more wrong!

God the govt wasnt lax enough on subprime lenders and wall st.Even less regulation would have prevented this whole fiasco.Hahahaha

 

[Barth Vader]

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God the govt wasnt lax enough on subprime lenders and wall st.Even less regulation would have prevented this whole fiasco.Hahahaha

I would respectfully submit that the required regulations [and more] were on the books....congress and some of those tasked with oversight just did not do the job they are paid to perform....we dont need more regulation, we need performance by congress and the bureaucrats.

Instead of ruining an important commodity like paper with more government double speak, maybe non-performing government employees should be fired and sent into the real world, and congress critters [like Mr. Frank] should be held accountable and voted out of office.