Coal, we love coal, don't we...

Gimpy wrote:What a pathetic loser

I'll see you ans raise you a convicted felon, Johnny No Socks, the man who supplies Trump with bogus awards to sooth his fragile ego.

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:Chaffetz officially hired as a Fox News contributor.

wonder if he gets a housing stipend

Maybe if he didn't buy an iPhone he could afford housing in DC.

thephan wrote:Coal, we love coal, don't we...

Well, there's a reason for this

Grassley & Graham want the FBI to fork over ALL of its proposed and final FISA applications pertaining to its drumpf investigation, because they're concerned about the court's rejection of one or more of the FBI's applications specifically regarding the pee-pee tape dossier.

Not trying to squash the investigation, mind you, just a couple of curious country lawyers.

These two assholes are acting, presumably in the interest of the Republican party, because why would they do it on their ownsomes, to meddle in the FBI's investigation of a guy & his mob that, let's admit we all think so, is as guilty of crimes as OJ.

This is Republicans doing Republican leadership in the governance of our country.

O'Donnell killing it tonite on the soured Senate sausagemaking around AHCA

Hate Tillerson, love hmm yelling at the WH for the staffing issues.

slugsrbad wrote:Hate Tillerson, love hmm yelling at the WH for the staffing issues.

It's hard to tell if this lack of staffing is a strategy or no one wants to work for them.

pacino wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:Hate Tillerson, love hmm yelling at the WH for the staffing issues.

It's hard to tell if this lack of staffing is a strategy or no one wants to work for them.

why not both

because he didn't say "lack of" strategy

Watching Samantha Bee interview Elizabeth Warren, rather than being inspiring, just made me wonder "where's the Democratic party's Marco Rubio?"

What a depressing thought.

swishnicholson wrote:Watching Samantha Bee interview Elizabeth Warren, rather than being inspiring, just made me wonder "where's the Democratic party's Marco Rubio?"

What a depressing thought.

yikes

Is being marco rubio a good thing

pacino wrote:Is being marco rubio a good thing

Not really, but he's young, and everyone wonders what his future might be. Elizabeth Warren will be over 70 in 2020, Hillary is 79. Nancy Pelosi is 87, Bernie, around 105. And it's not just that they're old, but the general public has already figured out what they thing they're all about, and don't really like it. I need someone to glom me on to a rising star in the Democratic Party, one whose faults aren't clear to me, and that I can therefore have the joy of discovery.

I realize Trump proved that you can be an old figure of ridicule and still win the presidency, but it's not a strategy I want to count on.

Stars are born in opposition. Some are emerging. Democrats will have a few leaders by the fall.

BHO came from nowhere!

I like Jason Kander (36) as an outside of Washington voice, inside Washington you have Kamala Harris (56), Amy Klobuchar (57), Chris Murphy (43) and Kirsten Gillibrand (50)

Bucky wrote:BHO came from nowhere!

I remember watching his speech at the the 2004 Democractic National Convention and thinking he could make a run in 2016

slugsrbad wrote:I like Jason Kander (36) as an outside of Washington voice, inside Washington you have Kamala Harris (56), Amy Klobuchar (57), Chris Murphy (43) and Kirsten Gillibrand (50)

Cory Booker (48) has also been getting a lot of screen time lately too

Jim Jordan should move to Reading and make pretzels the way he twists stories. Quoting Trump's words about Comey as facts. His end goal is investigations, more investigations.