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Wonder how bad legislation gets passed? Probably not, but in case you do…

This is Colorado, but it could be anywhere (“Pass the bill to see what’s in it“?):

This would be the same Colorado Democrat, Evie Hudak, who *bungled stats and dissed a rape victim.

So yeah, don’t read the pesky words, just flip a coin. Head it passes, tails it doesn’t. And we the people who elected these idiots lose.

*She pulled them from her thinking region, the one she sits on.

UPDATE: Twitchy has more reaction from the Twitter world.

UPDATE II: OMG, it’s only a billion dollars…

While lawmakers debated a bill that would overhaul the way education is funded in Colorado and result in $1 billion in new taxes, state Sen. Evie Hudak (D-Westmister) suggested that they “finish it up real fast in two minutes” without thoroughly discussing a proposed amendment. She also told Sen. Owen Hill (R-Colorado Springs) to “flip a coin” when he asked how he could possibly vote on a major amendment he hadn’t read.

“I’m going to take a quick straw poll,” Hudak said. “How many want to finish it up real fast in two minutes, raise your hand.”

“How can I vote on it if we can’t have a little more discussion on it,” Hill replied.

“Take your best shot,” Hudak shot back.

When the roll was called, Hill again stated that he couldn’t vote on something that the legislature hadn’t read and discussed more thoroughly.

“Here’s a coin you can flip,” Hudak said.

“I didn’t knock on 20,000 doors to flip a coin,” Hill added.

“You’ll pass for now, here’s a coin if you want to flip it,” she said condescendingly.

“Unbelievable,” a stunned Hill muttered.

“The 2012 cycle is Senator Hudak’s last election, as she is term limited and will not have to stand for reelection. She is certainly acting like it,” Revealing Politics notes.

Written by Erick Brockway

March 22, 2013 at 11:42 am

Time magazine, just a bunch of leftist suckups

Again…

With all the amazing people Time could’ve picked, they proved their continuing irrelevance by picking their socialist hero, B. Hussein Obama:

We are in the midst of historic cultural and demographic changes, and Barack Obama is both the symbol and in some ways the architect of this new America. In 2012, he found and forged a new majority, turned weakness into opportunity and sought, amid great adversity, to create a more perfect union.

Seriously? His “new majority” is a dubious collection of leftists and low-information voters; his “new America” a collapsing star which is about to become a financial black hole. This is their “more perfect union”?

Rush called it:

We’ve never had a more radical, we’ve never had a more partisan politician in the White House than Obama. It’s only a low-information voter (we used to have call ‘em “morons”) that could think he’s outside of politics, but there you have it. There you have it. TIME Magazine: We chose Obama because he’s a symbol of the new, low-information America. That’s what Stengel meant when he talked about Obama being “the beneficiary and the author of a kind of new America, a new demographic, a new cultural America that he is now the symbol of.”

I wonder what these elite Democrats really think about that. So this guy’s Man of the Year because idiots love him? Because believe me, they think low-information voters are idiots. I guarantee you. They’ll be glad to take their votes. The new stupid America? That should have been Man of the Year. Person of the Year: Stupid people. The low-information voter should have been the Person of the Year.

Here’s who the editors at Time should’ve picked – the teacher who gave her life to save her children:

timesuckup

Written by Erick Brockway

December 20, 2012 at 8:14 pm

At what point does talk of race in politics become ridiculous?

At the exact point a conservative black Republican becomes a US Senator

TimScottSouth Carolina Governor Nikki Haley appointed Republican Representative Tim Scott to fill the seat being vacated by the retirement of Sen. Jim DeMint on Monday:

“It is with great pleasure that I am announcing our next U.S. senator to be Congressman Tim Scott,” Haley said. “I am strongly convinced that the entire state understands that this is the right U.S. senator for our state and our country.”

Sen.-designate Scott, 47, will become the only African-American currently serving in the Senate and the first black Republican to serve in the upper chamber since the 1970s. He will also be the first black senator from the South since Reconstruction.

Note on my emphasis in the above paragraph: it was not a Democrat who gave an African-American a chance to represent his/her state in the US Senate, it was a Republican.

It was just September of this year the Huffington Post was lamenting the fact that there would likely be no African-Americans in the Senate for some time to come:

WASHINGTON — If the Senate were 
representative of the U.S. population
, 13 of its 100 members would be African-American. But there have been only six black senators in the country’s history.

Right now, there are zero. And it will likely remain that way after the 2012 elections, since none of the major Senate candidates are black.

The author goes further to quote a member of the Congressional Black Caucus echoing that lament:

“I frankly think it’s a shame, and I think it is reflective of America sometimes still idling in the past,” said Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas), who is black. “There are enormously talented people in all backgrounds.”

Well, now that the Governor of South Carolina is officially appointing one, is there rejoicing and dancing in the streets by Democrats?

Sadly, no. Only racial hate and vitriol. Seems that skin color is only important to Democrats if one holds the “correct” viewpoint politically.

Witness the viciousness and hatred from Democrats:

See, if you’re an African-American in America today, you’re never truly free. You can’t hold views outside those “approved” views sanctioned by leftist Democrats. You’ll never be free to think for yourself, unless you pick your thoughts from a pre-approved list (see Nancy Pelosi for your free copy).

We’ve come so far from the America we were in the 1800s, and even the 1960s, and it seems to go unnoticed by those that lean left:

People don’t appreciate how far we have come as a nation.

An Indian American of Sikh Heritage, married to a Caucasian, as Governor of the most conservative state in the Union, just made Tim Scott the first GOP African American Senator since reconstruction (and amazingly, only the 7th African American Senator ever), in the former home state of Strom Thurmond, after defeating Strom’s son for the House seat in the first place.  And conservatives cheered.

Those same conservatives are called “racists” on a daily basis.

Tell me again, who are the real racists here? Looks like they wear the letter (D) to me.

Crossposted to Unified Patriots

Written by Erick Brockway

December 17, 2012 at 3:25 pm

When you vote Democrat, this is just SOME of what you get

Congrats! Not your mother’s party -

Written by Erick Brockway

September 25, 2012 at 2:46 pm

The President’s rhetoric vs the reality of our nation’s debt

From Darrell Issa:

Just in time for Immaculation, Part 2 -

Our national debt is now more than 16 trillion dollars. The president’s current budget has received zero votes. Senate Democrats haven’t even passed a budget in more than 3 years. It’s time for serious solutions to solve our fiscal crisis. Visit 
http://GOP.gov/budget
 to learn more.

Funny, the Democrat complaint during the GOP Convention was that there was never a mention of Iraq or Afghanistan. Well the war in Iraq is over, and yeah, I’d like to know the plan for Afghanistan, but here’s a number that Democrats won’t mention even once during their convention – sixteen. As in, the sixteen trillion in debt B. Hussein Obama has steered us into. No budgets ever passed by the Reid Senate, or signed by the Obama White House. Just kick the can.

The Treasury Department said total government debt hit $16,015,769,788,215.80 on Friday, up $25 billion from the day before. The amount of federal debt subject to the borrowing limit is actually slightly less, as it doesn’t include several types of borrowing, and it stood at $15.977 trillion on Friday.

The government is projected to run a deficit of between $1.1 trillion and $1.2 trillion in the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30, meaning that spending will outpace tax revenue by that amount over 12 months.

Crossposted to Unified Patriots

Written by Erick Brockway

September 5, 2012 at 8:46 pm

Tell me, DNC, why should we take the word of one failed Democrat President about another

Seriously…Jimmy Carter?

Proving that dead flesh can in fact be reanimated, the Democrats trotted out (or piped-in, as it were) ex President and current irrelevant statesman Jimmy Carter out to sing the Obama theme song [my emphasis below]:

Former President Jimmy Carter delivered a 4-minute video address to the Democratic convention, saying Obama offered a “clear choice” for voters. As Carter’s image beamed into the arena, Republican Mitt Romney’s campaign issued a news release declaring, “Welcome Back, Carter!”

Republicans have tried to tie Obama to Carter, comparing the current unemployment rate of 8.3 percent to the economic “malaise” of the late 1970s. A Romney spokesman said by choosing Carter to appear on the opening night of the convention, Obama “chose a fitting surrogate.”

Considering the tie to Jimmy Carter by the DNC was a godsend to the Republicans, it’s no surprise they already had a video waiting for release.

Well, it’s easy to see why the DNC opted for a video (one they could re-take or alter) rather than letting “Jimmah” loose on stage with an open microphone. Carter tends to say goofy and embarrassing shit:

Come convention time, there’s a tactful and a not-so-tactful way for Presidential campaigns to shield the great American public from members of the party hierarchy they’d rather keep firmly under wraps.

The first, which we shall call the Mitt Romney approach, is to simply ignore them. That’s how, in a snub recently chronicled by Newsweek, Sarah Palin ended up being effectively blackballed from last week’s Republican convention in Tampa.

The second, apparently preferred by Barack Obama, is to invite your embarrassing political relatives along, but hope that no-one notices.

Delegates here in Charlotte will this evening be treated to first a speech by Harry Reid, the party’s power-broking leader in the Senate, and then a video-taped series of remarks by former President Jimmy Carter.

 

Written by Erick Brockway

September 4, 2012 at 5:57 pm

No matter how much sand Democrats use for their monuments, it’s just a matter of time

They built it

But it doesn’t matter…

It’s just a matter of time…

UPDATE! I hadn’t thought of this:

Bob here is a racist. Don’t be a Bob. Agree with everything Democrats say. Or…else.

Or else you, too will be a racist. Like Bob.

Via Black and Right

Written by Erick Brockway

August 26, 2012 at 3:19 pm

This DNC email should keep people AWAY from their convention

Antonio (Tony Villar, aka Tony VivaLaRaza) Villaraigosa says he’s going to Charlotte and hopes to “see you there”-

Fat friggin’ chance…

Spread it far and wide: The Best of Paul Ryan

This guy is on track and knows what America needs to get back on track as well.

BTW, loved the eyeroll at Debbie Wasserman-Schultz in the beginning, it was like he was standing next to an ex-wife and she wouldn’t even look at him!

Written by Erick Brockway

August 11, 2012 at 1:03 pm

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