All Posts Tagged With: "Republican Crazy"
What Is The Future For Republicans?
The Republicans are on the edge of the cliff regarding the debt ceiling. Will they all jump like lemmings or will some of them push the Tea Party off?
21Jul2011 | Unstable Isotope | 2 comments | Continued
The Turnaround
The New York Times’s David Brooks says that Republicans are no longer a normal party.
6Jul2011 | Unstable Isotope | 19 comments | ContinuedThe Super-Duper Awesome Republican Jobs Plan
The new and improved super-duper awesome Republican jobs plan is revealed!
21Jun2011 | Unstable Isotope | 7 comments | ContinuedAnyone Know There Is *Another* GOP Presidential Debate Tonite?
Well, there is one and go figure — the Clown Show gets to debate itself. Of course, this is one more exercise is just how much batshit crazy these guys will commit to in order to get the approval of the teajadis.
13Jun2011 | cassandra_m | 53 comments | ContinuedScott Bloch, Chutzpa is Thy Name
A few years ago, I wrote about Scott Bloch, the former head of the Office of Special Counsel under the Bush administration. The OSC was set up to protect Federal government whistleblowers, investigate prohibited personnel practices, and prosecute violations of the Hatch Act. When Bloch was appointed, one of the first things he did [...]
12May2011 | MJ | 6 comments | ContinuedNo Promo Homo in Tennessee
The Tennessee legislature is considering a bill that will prohibit teachers from discussing any sexuality except heterosexuality for kids in grades K-8. SB 49 is set for full Senate action on Monday, May 9.
Sen. Stacey Campfield (R) is passionate about this legislation, which he previously sponsored unsuccessfully in the state House for six years. [...]
This Idea Will Totally Work!
A delegate to the Utah Republican convention has an interesting small government idea.
19Apr2011 | Unstable Isotope | 12 comments | ContinuedCrossing the Line (Again)
It didn’t take long for some of our less informed denizens of Sussex County to blow a gasket over the passage of SB 30.
Today, the Fatman over at WGMD was spitting nails. He adamant that SB 30 was “a gay marriage bill, let’s not fool ourselves. We need to call it [...]
Now We Know What This Birther Nonsense Is About
The Arizona legislature vies for the title of most insane. (Spoiler: I think they’re winning.)
15Apr2011 | Unstable Isotope | 21 comments | ContinuedThe Great Debate That Wasn’t
It was billed as a debate between Sussex County Council member Vance Phillips and Sheriff Jeff “Supercop” Christopher. One came armed with facts; the other with rhetoric.
Phillips and Christopher are both conservatives. But Phillips, who’s been in office for 12 years, knows something about the Delaware Code. Christopher has been in [...]
Finally, Someone Is Thinking Of The Children
A Florida state representative was reprimanded by the Florida GOP for saying the word “uterus” on the house floor.
1Apr2011 | Unstable Isotope | 10 comments | Continued
Newt vs. Newt
Newt Gingrich 3/23/11 contradicts Newt Gingrich of early March.
24Mar2011 | Unstable Isotope | 6 comments | ContinuedUpdate on Sussex County GOP
It seems that the Ron Sams resignation is music to the ears of the teabaggers. But these folks aren’t done.
Last week, Cape School Board member and 9/12 “Patriot” Sandi Minard, published a letter calling Sams a liar concerning the need to move the February and March meetings of the Sussex GOP. Our friends [...]
Sheriff Jeff Wants to Be Supercop
Today was the day that Sussex County Sheriff Jeff “Supercop” Christopher (Teabag-Sussex) made his initial presentation to the County Council. Prior to this morning’s meeting, Supercop had never spoken to the Council, although he has accused them in emails to the 9/12 “Patriots” of blocking his agenda.
I knew the day would start [...]
Sussex County GOP Chair Resigns
Sussex County GOP Chair Ron Sams has resigned.
Sussex County Republican Chairman Ron Sams announced during a meeting of the party’s executive committee tonight he was resigning in May.
Elbert Collins, of Laurel, whose wife works on the election committee, was at the meeting where the announcement was made.
“Ron simply gave a speech, indicated that he has [...]
This Is Not A Godwin’s Law Violation
A state senator in New Hampshire told a mental health advocate that “defective people” should be shipped to Siberia to die because of “overpopulation.”
12Mar2011 | Unstable Isotope | 11 comments | Continued
Metaphor Misfire: Rand Paul Edition
Rand Paul claims it’s easier to get an abortion than to buy a toilet.
11Mar2011 | Unstable Isotope | 12 comments | ContinuedPerhaps Huckabee Should Stop Talking?
Mike Huckabee chides Natalie Portman for setting a bad example with her out-of-wedlock pregnancy.
4Mar2011 | Unstable Isotope | 21 comments | Continued
Paranoia, Delaware Style
The 9/12 Patriots are holding a class on emergency preparedness for when the Dictator Obama declares an emergency. One must be prepared!
21Feb2011 | Unstable Isotope | 37 comments | Continued
Who Will Protect Us From The Green Menace?
Fox News warns us about the dangers of cute little girls bearing sweets.
14Feb2011 | Unstable Isotope | 5 comments | Continued
Really, I Have No Idea Why People Make Fun Of Libertarians
Ron Paul knocked ‘em dead at CPAC with another brilliant idea – let young people opt out of government.
14Feb2011 | Unstable Isotope | 20 comments | Continued
How the World Sees Us
…at least via our right wingnut crazies.
This hit my mailbox ALOT over the past few days, and I cringed every time I saw it: Middle East unrest according to Glenn Beck and friends. The Guardian rounds up a the crazy, the stupid and the dangerous of the Wingnut-o-Sphere, and you should go over there to see it all.
5Feb2011 | cassandra_m | 2 comments | Continued
Michelle Obama Is Trying To Kill You
Tucker Carlson’s Daily Caller reveals that Michelle Obama’s “Get Moving” campaign is responsible for an increase in pedestrian deaths.
21Jan2011 | Unstable Isotope | 7 comments | Continued
Republicans’ Big Day
The GOP’s first full session was yesterday – a
recap.
“Our Economy is in Danger”
The Teapublicans are in charge of the House of Representatives which really only points out that Americans have a shorter attention span than Floyd from True Romance.
4Jan2011 | nemski | 9 comments | Continued




