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If your going to continue acting like a distressed and emotionally disturbed teenage girl I'll just put you on ignore with the other idiots.The image is to unite the country FOR TEXAS you nitwitLooks like the focus is the flag to me.
You see ghosts too?
and caps
PEOPLE KNOW WHERE THEY FUCKING LIVE ..
piss on that old geezer.
quit sucking his dick...
FLOTUS ?
FOR TEXAS ??????? seriously?
Trump can kiss my ass and you can get in line behind him.
Your choice
Yep, petulant little schoolgirl. It's those types along with the media that are trying their best to divide the country. Showing the state flag is one of unity and pride.
If your going to continue acting like a distressed and emotionally disturbed teenage girl I'll just put you on ignore with the other idiots.The image is to unite the country FOR TEXAS you nitwitand caps
PEOPLE KNOW WHERE THEY FUCKING LIVE ..
piss on that old geezer.
quit sucking his dick...
FLOTUS ?
FOR TEXAS ??????? seriously?
Trump can kiss my ass and you can get in line behind him.
Your choice
Yep, petulant little schoolgirl. It's those types along with the media that are trying their best to divide the country. Showing the state flag is one of unity and pride.
having your trophy wife wear a DAMN CAP telling the cameras she's the first lady is nothing short of narcissistic bullshit from Trump.
FUCK HIM.
If your going to continue acting like a distressed and emotionally disturbed teenage girl I'll just put you on ignore with the other idiots.The image is to unite the country FOR TEXAS you nitwit
quit sucking his dick...
FLOTUS ?
FOR TEXAS ??????? seriously?
Trump can kiss my ass and you can get in line behind him.
Your choice
Yep, petulant little schoolgirl. It's those types along with the media that are trying their best to divide the country. Showing the state flag is one of unity and pride.
having your trophy wife wear a DAMN CAP telling the cameras she's the first lady is nothing short of narcissistic bullshit from Trump.
FUCK HIM.
Man, if that's all you got you really have gone off the rails.
ZOMG SHE WORE A HAT WITH HER UNOFFICIAL TITLE ON IT.
THE WORLD IS OOOOOVVVVEEERRRR!!!
If your going to continue acting like a distressed and emotionally disturbed teenage girl I'll just put you on ignore with the other idiots.The image is to unite the country FOR TEXAS you nitwit
quit sucking his dick...
FLOTUS ?
FOR TEXAS ??????? seriously?
Trump can kiss my ass and you can get in line behind him.
Your choice
Yep, petulant little schoolgirl. It's those types along with the media that are trying their best to divide the country. Showing the state flag is one of unity and pride.
having your trophy wife wear a DAMN CAP telling the cameras she's the first lady is nothing short of narcissistic bullshit from Trump.
FUCK HIM.
Man, if that's all you got you really have gone off the rails.
ZOMG SHE WORE A HAT WITH HER UNOFFICIAL TITLE ON IT.
THE WORLD IS OOOOOVVVVEEERRRR!!!
Clearly, this "Harvey" hurricane is a right wing extremist and KKK racist.
Did y'all notice how it is really hitting the black areas the hardest? Hmm?
Global warming too!
Will you tell Cruz that who voted along with most of texans in congress against Sandy?? Now the pos says lets not get political about this??It is an unpredictable natural disaster. Mistakes will be made & acts a heroism will occur. Politics has nothing to do with it so put your partisan bs away for awhile.
And ultimately unless you are disabled and didn't leave you have no one to blame but yourself.
The pork bs was just that Ask fact checkerWill you tell Cruz that who voted along with most of texans in congress against Sandy?? Now the pos says lets not get political about this??It is an unpredictable natural disaster. Mistakes will be made & acts a heroism will occur. Politics has nothing to do with it so put your partisan bs away for awhile.
And ultimately unless you are disabled and didn't leave you have no one to blame but yourself.
You know exactly why they voted against the sandy funds.
The pork bs was just that Ask fact checkerWill you tell Cruz that who voted along with most of texans in congress against Sandy?? Now the pos says lets not get political about this??It is an unpredictable natural disaster. Mistakes will be made & acts a heroism will occur. Politics has nothing to do with it so put your partisan bs away for awhile.
And ultimately unless you are disabled and didn't leave you have no one to blame but yourself.
You know exactly why they voted against the sandy funds.
That last sentence is amazingly ironic considering 8 year of ObamaThere's pork and there's repub BS
Stewart returned Monday with the same sense of righteous indignation, directing his ire at congressional Republicans. First, he took them to task for not putting the $60 billion aid package to a vote before they adjourned last week. “House Republicans probably wanted to get home,” he reasoned. “ You know who else wanted to get home? The people whose homes got swept away by Hurricane Sandy.”
The move was so “redonkulous,” according to Stewart, that even Republican Rep. Peter King of New York – not a man known for his moderation – blasted it as a “disgrace.”
Eventually, the House got around to approving $9 billion in flood funding – delaying a vote on an additional $51 million in relief until next week because, as Stewart joked, “What’s another week when you’ve been [in trouble] for months?”
Given that voting for hurricane recovery is something that “Jesus, or any other human being that isn’t” a jerk would do, Stewart wondered why 67 Republicans voted against the $9 billion package. Among them was former vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan, who dismissed the bill as pork-barrel spending. Stewart wasn’t buying it. “It’s two paragraphs that add 9.7 billion to the national flood insurance program and nothing else,” he said. “There’s as much pork in here as in the mini fridge in the PETA break room. there’s no pork in this thing.”
He also argued that Republicans who claimed they objected to Sandy relief for principled ideological reasons were nothing short of hypocrites. “Exhibit A” was Mississippi Rep. Steve Palazzo, who as recently as last year was asking for money for constituents hit by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
“Look, Republicans, I get that you’re the party of limited government. But we’re not talking about Obamacare here, this was two paragraphs giving aid to people in need and you guys still couldn’t bring yourselves to vote for it because of some stupid principle that you yourselves only occasionally live by,” he said. “And here’s the thing: If you guys can’t vote for this then we’re [in trouble] for the next two years. And I’m not saying you’re responsible for all the problems facing our country, but you sure are making them a lot harder to fix.”
You're not happy with the obama carryover to this moron in our WH?? Perhaps you'd feel better if the carryover was more like what gwb left for Obama??That last sentence is amazingly ironic considering 8 year of ObamaThere's pork and there's repub BS
Stewart returned Monday with the same sense of righteous indignation, directing his ire at congressional Republicans. First, he took them to task for not putting the $60 billion aid package to a vote before they adjourned last week. “House Republicans probably wanted to get home,” he reasoned. “ You know who else wanted to get home? The people whose homes got swept away by Hurricane Sandy.”
The move was so “redonkulous,” according to Stewart, that even Republican Rep. Peter King of New York – not a man known for his moderation – blasted it as a “disgrace.”
Eventually, the House got around to approving $9 billion in flood funding – delaying a vote on an additional $51 million in relief until next week because, as Stewart joked, “What’s another week when you’ve been [in trouble] for months?”
Given that voting for hurricane recovery is something that “Jesus, or any other human being that isn’t” a jerk would do, Stewart wondered why 67 Republicans voted against the $9 billion package. Among them was former vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan, who dismissed the bill as pork-barrel spending. Stewart wasn’t buying it. “It’s two paragraphs that add 9.7 billion to the national flood insurance program and nothing else,” he said. “There’s as much pork in here as in the mini fridge in the PETA break room. there’s no pork in this thing.”
He also argued that Republicans who claimed they objected to Sandy relief for principled ideological reasons were nothing short of hypocrites. “Exhibit A” was Mississippi Rep. Steve Palazzo, who as recently as last year was asking for money for constituents hit by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
“Look, Republicans, I get that you’re the party of limited government. But we’re not talking about Obamacare here, this was two paragraphs giving aid to people in need and you guys still couldn’t bring yourselves to vote for it because of some stupid principle that you yourselves only occasionally live by,” he said. “And here’s the thing: If you guys can’t vote for this then we’re [in trouble] for the next two years. And I’m not saying you’re responsible for all the problems facing our country, but you sure are making them a lot harder to fix.”
Please give me 8 years of shit stagnation....You're not happy with the obama carryover to this moron in our WH?? Perhaps you'd feel better if the carryover was more like what gwb left for Obama??That last sentence is amazingly ironic considering 8 year of ObamaThere's pork and there's repub BS
Stewart returned Monday with the same sense of righteous indignation, directing his ire at congressional Republicans. First, he took them to task for not putting the $60 billion aid package to a vote before they adjourned last week. “House Republicans probably wanted to get home,” he reasoned. “ You know who else wanted to get home? The people whose homes got swept away by Hurricane Sandy.”
The move was so “redonkulous,” according to Stewart, that even Republican Rep. Peter King of New York – not a man known for his moderation – blasted it as a “disgrace.”
Eventually, the House got around to approving $9 billion in flood funding – delaying a vote on an additional $51 million in relief until next week because, as Stewart joked, “What’s another week when you’ve been [in trouble] for months?”
Given that voting for hurricane recovery is something that “Jesus, or any other human being that isn’t” a jerk would do, Stewart wondered why 67 Republicans voted against the $9 billion package. Among them was former vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan, who dismissed the bill as pork-barrel spending. Stewart wasn’t buying it. “It’s two paragraphs that add 9.7 billion to the national flood insurance program and nothing else,” he said. “There’s as much pork in here as in the mini fridge in the PETA break room. there’s no pork in this thing.”
He also argued that Republicans who claimed they objected to Sandy relief for principled ideological reasons were nothing short of hypocrites. “Exhibit A” was Mississippi Rep. Steve Palazzo, who as recently as last year was asking for money for constituents hit by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
“Look, Republicans, I get that you’re the party of limited government. But we’re not talking about Obamacare here, this was two paragraphs giving aid to people in need and you guys still couldn’t bring yourselves to vote for it because of some stupid principle that you yourselves only occasionally live by,” he said. “And here’s the thing: If you guys can’t vote for this then we’re [in trouble] for the next two years. And I’m not saying you’re responsible for all the problems facing our country, but you sure are making them a lot harder to fix.”
Please give me 8 years of shit stagnation....You're not happy with the obama carryover to this moron in our WH?? Perhaps you'd feel better if the carryover was more like what gwb left for Obama??That last sentence is amazingly ironic considering 8 year of ObamaThere's pork and there's repub BS
Stewart returned Monday with the same sense of righteous indignation, directing his ire at congressional Republicans. First, he took them to task for not putting the $60 billion aid package to a vote before they adjourned last week. “House Republicans probably wanted to get home,” he reasoned. “ You know who else wanted to get home? The people whose homes got swept away by Hurricane Sandy.”
The move was so “redonkulous,” according to Stewart, that even Republican Rep. Peter King of New York – not a man known for his moderation – blasted it as a “disgrace.”
Eventually, the House got around to approving $9 billion in flood funding – delaying a vote on an additional $51 million in relief until next week because, as Stewart joked, “What’s another week when you’ve been [in trouble] for months?”
Given that voting for hurricane recovery is something that “Jesus, or any other human being that isn’t” a jerk would do, Stewart wondered why 67 Republicans voted against the $9 billion package. Among them was former vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan, who dismissed the bill as pork-barrel spending. Stewart wasn’t buying it. “It’s two paragraphs that add 9.7 billion to the national flood insurance program and nothing else,” he said. “There’s as much pork in here as in the mini fridge in the PETA break room. there’s no pork in this thing.”
He also argued that Republicans who claimed they objected to Sandy relief for principled ideological reasons were nothing short of hypocrites. “Exhibit A” was Mississippi Rep. Steve Palazzo, who as recently as last year was asking for money for constituents hit by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
“Look, Republicans, I get that you’re the party of limited government. But we’re not talking about Obamacare here, this was two paragraphs giving aid to people in need and you guys still couldn’t bring yourselves to vote for it because of some stupid principle that you yourselves only occasionally live by,” he said. “And here’s the thing: If you guys can’t vote for this then we’re [in trouble] for the next two years. And I’m not saying you’re responsible for all the problems facing our country, but you sure are making them a lot harder to fix.”
Derp
There's pork and there's repub BS
Stewart returned Monday with the same sense of righteous indignation, directing his ire at congressional Republicans. First, he took them to task for not putting the $60 billion aid package to a vote before they adjourned last week. “House Republicans probably wanted to get home,” he reasoned. “ You know who else wanted to get home? The people whose homes got swept away by Hurricane Sandy.”
The move was so “redonkulous,” according to Stewart, that even Republican Rep. Peter King of New York – not a man known for his moderation – blasted it as a “disgrace.”
Eventually, the House got around to approving $9 billion in flood funding – delaying a vote on an additional $51 million in relief until next week because, as Stewart joked, “What’s another week when you’ve been [in trouble] for months?”
Given that voting for hurricane recovery is something that “Jesus, or any other human being that isn’t” a jerk would do, Stewart wondered why 67 Republicans voted against the $9 billion package. Among them was former vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan, who dismissed the bill as pork-barrel spending. Stewart wasn’t buying it. “It’s two paragraphs that add 9.7 billion to the national flood insurance program and nothing else,” he said. “There’s as much pork in here as in the mini fridge in the PETA break room. there’s no pork in this thing.”
He also argued that Republicans who claimed they objected to Sandy relief for principled ideological reasons were nothing short of hypocrites. “Exhibit A” was Mississippi Rep. Steve Palazzo, who as recently as last year was asking for money for constituents hit by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
“Look, Republicans, I get that you’re the party of limited government. But we’re not talking about Obamacare here, this was two paragraphs giving aid to people in need and you guys still couldn’t bring yourselves to vote for it because of some stupid principle that you yourselves only occasionally live by,” he said. “And here’s the thing: If you guys can’t vote for this then we’re [in trouble] for the next two years. And I’m not saying you’re responsible for all the problems facing our country, but you sure are making them a lot harder to fix.”
Stagnation You have alzheimers ?? You don't remember 75 straight months of triple digit job gains OR unemployed down under 5% from over 9% by the last ah republican?? And our markets soared under obama or weren't you in them? Get a gd cluePlease give me 8 years of shit stagnation....You're not happy with the obama carryover to this moron in our WH?? Perhaps you'd feel better if the carryover was more like what gwb left for Obama??That last sentence is amazingly ironic considering 8 year of ObamaThere's pork and there's repub BS
Stewart returned Monday with the same sense of righteous indignation, directing his ire at congressional Republicans. First, he took them to task for not putting the $60 billion aid package to a vote before they adjourned last week. “House Republicans probably wanted to get home,” he reasoned. “ You know who else wanted to get home? The people whose homes got swept away by Hurricane Sandy.”
The move was so “redonkulous,” according to Stewart, that even Republican Rep. Peter King of New York – not a man known for his moderation – blasted it as a “disgrace.”
Eventually, the House got around to approving $9 billion in flood funding – delaying a vote on an additional $51 million in relief until next week because, as Stewart joked, “What’s another week when you’ve been [in trouble] for months?”
Given that voting for hurricane recovery is something that “Jesus, or any other human being that isn’t” a jerk would do, Stewart wondered why 67 Republicans voted against the $9 billion package. Among them was former vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan, who dismissed the bill as pork-barrel spending. Stewart wasn’t buying it. “It’s two paragraphs that add 9.7 billion to the national flood insurance program and nothing else,” he said. “There’s as much pork in here as in the mini fridge in the PETA break room. there’s no pork in this thing.”
He also argued that Republicans who claimed they objected to Sandy relief for principled ideological reasons were nothing short of hypocrites. “Exhibit A” was Mississippi Rep. Steve Palazzo, who as recently as last year was asking for money for constituents hit by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
“Look, Republicans, I get that you’re the party of limited government. But we’re not talking about Obamacare here, this was two paragraphs giving aid to people in need and you guys still couldn’t bring yourselves to vote for it because of some stupid principle that you yourselves only occasionally live by,” he said. “And here’s the thing: If you guys can’t vote for this then we’re [in trouble] for the next two years. And I’m not saying you’re responsible for all the problems facing our country, but you sure are making them a lot harder to fix.”
Derp
I was in business for all three presidents. One of them provided 8 years of shit growth.Stagnation You have alzheimers ?? You don't remember 75 straight months of triple digit job gains OR unemployed down under 5% from over 9% by the last ah republican?? And our markets soared under obama or weren't you in them? Get a gd cluePlease give me 8 years of shit stagnation....You're not happy with the obama carryover to this moron in our WH?? Perhaps you'd feel better if the carryover was more like what gwb left for Obama??That last sentence is amazingly ironic considering 8 year of ObamaThere's pork and there's repub BS
Stewart returned Monday with the same sense of righteous indignation, directing his ire at congressional Republicans. First, he took them to task for not putting the $60 billion aid package to a vote before they adjourned last week. “House Republicans probably wanted to get home,” he reasoned. “ You know who else wanted to get home? The people whose homes got swept away by Hurricane Sandy.”
The move was so “redonkulous,” according to Stewart, that even Republican Rep. Peter King of New York – not a man known for his moderation – blasted it as a “disgrace.”
Eventually, the House got around to approving $9 billion in flood funding – delaying a vote on an additional $51 million in relief until next week because, as Stewart joked, “What’s another week when you’ve been [in trouble] for months?”
Given that voting for hurricane recovery is something that “Jesus, or any other human being that isn’t” a jerk would do, Stewart wondered why 67 Republicans voted against the $9 billion package. Among them was former vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan, who dismissed the bill as pork-barrel spending. Stewart wasn’t buying it. “It’s two paragraphs that add 9.7 billion to the national flood insurance program and nothing else,” he said. “There’s as much pork in here as in the mini fridge in the PETA break room. there’s no pork in this thing.”
He also argued that Republicans who claimed they objected to Sandy relief for principled ideological reasons were nothing short of hypocrites. “Exhibit A” was Mississippi Rep. Steve Palazzo, who as recently as last year was asking for money for constituents hit by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
“Look, Republicans, I get that you’re the party of limited government. But we’re not talking about Obamacare here, this was two paragraphs giving aid to people in need and you guys still couldn’t bring yourselves to vote for it because of some stupid principle that you yourselves only occasionally live by,” he said. “And here’s the thing: If you guys can’t vote for this then we’re [in trouble] for the next two years. And I’m not saying you’re responsible for all the problems facing our country, but you sure are making them a lot harder to fix.”
Derp
