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[NightWatcher]

1. That dude, what's his name. The guy with the hair and fake smile

Come on, you know

[CrispyQ]

3. DUzy.

[Brigid]

12. The guy from "Ancient Aliens?"

The guy whose name I can't spell? But he's funny!

[Initech]

31. Cam Brady?

[BainsBane]

2. Too hard to narrow down

One of the teabaggers in the House.

[JI7]

4. Darrell Issa

[Demoiselle]

48. Another vote for Darrell Issa.

But please keep Ted Cruz in mind.

[ForgoTheConsequence]

6. That piece of shit from Tennessee.

Who wants to cut food stamps but got 3.5 million in federal farm subsidies.

“A Tennessee congressman who supports billions of dollars in cuts to the food stamp program is one of the largest recipients of federal farm subsidies, according to new annual data released by a Washington environmental group. Using Agriculture Department data, researchers at the Environmental Working Group found that Rep. Stephen Fincher, a Republican and a farmer from Frog Jump, Tenn., collected nearly $3.5 million in subsidies from 1999 to 2012. The data is part of the research group’s online farm subsidy database from which the group issues a report each year. In 2012 alone, the data shows, Mr. Fincher received about $70,000 in direct payments, money that is given to farmers and farmland owners, even if they do not grow crops.”

Is this entitlement OK in the eyes of tea partiers and conservatives who rail against big government? After all, it is a Republican and conservative who is receiving those entitlements. Do both of these instances equally upset you? If not, why not? If so, where’s the outrage?

http://www.heraldonline.com/2013/06/01/4909265/congressmans-hypocritical-call.html

Fuck him to hell.

[okaawhatever]

14. I live in Tennessee and when I read your headline my first thought was, which one? I actually was

thinking Marsha Blackburn (women don't want an equal pay law, hammers kill more than guns, let's look at psych meds before we ban guns), but yeah Fincher is evil. I'm in the Nashville area but if I ever hear of a fund raiser or speaking engagement for him i'll be there raising heck.

[ForgoTheConsequence]

15. I read that he was a gospel singer?

It made me sick to my stomach. A good chunk of my family lives in Tennessee and I enjoy the time I spend there, love the people but can't believe they voted for this guy even with all the corruption around him. Then again my representative used to be Steve King.

[okaawhatever]

16. A gospel singer? But of course he is. When are the neo cons going to realize that people have

stopped going to church in record numbers because of guys like this. It's one thing to sell out poor people for the unearned profit of a few. Quite another to do it and claim to be a Christian. Shall I tell him if there are pearly gates St Peter is going to b$tch slap him when he gets there?

[Art_from_Ark]

17. He probably thinks this is a "gospel song"...

[okaawhatever]

18. Awww, she's one of my faves. Either that or Pink Floyd's Money nt

[Art_from_Ark]

19. Or maybe even Barrett Strong's "Money"

[Gravitycollapse]

7. Probably Joe Arpaio.

[Egalitarian Thug]

33. Nah, Being 200+lbs of excrement aside, he's really good on the issue of animal abuse.

Being cruel to animals in Maricopa county will teach you the real power of government.

He's certainly horrible, but not the worst ever.

[Gravitycollapse]

35. Joe Arpaio couldn't give a shit about animal abuse if he tried.

He's an unfettered bastard of nearly immeasurable proportions.

http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/valleyfever/2008/10/sheriff_joe_still_paints_himse.php

[Egalitarian Thug]

37. You don't live in AZ and have no fucking clue what you're talking about.

New Times is selling stories. They are the closest thing Phoenix has to left-wing media (plus 1480 KPHX Dr. Mike Newcolm's personal crusade, and good for him). Joe Arpaio is a horrible, corrupt, foul excuse for a human being.

But this story is political infighting between two overly aggressive assholes within the Sheriff’s department and has nothing to do with animals. If you did know anything at all about Maricopa County, Phoenix, New Times, or John Dougherty, you would have some basis to make a valid judgment, but you don't.

You think the MCSO doesn't take animal cruelty seriously? Try living there and neglecting your animals, then get back to me and tell me what happened. Until then, you're just blowing wind out of some orifice.

[Gravitycollapse]

38. How confidently do you think you know I don't live in the very county Joe Arpaio is sheriff of?

[Egalitarian Thug]

39. Because if you did, you would know what you are pushing is BS.

Our whole family is heavily involved with animals in Maricopa County and one of that POS Arapio's deputies lives next door to my dad (the deputy shares our opinion of him as well).

Arapio is, as previously stated a foul, corrupt, horrible piece of shit who would, if zonies has any working brain cells, have been kicked out of office many years ago. But in this one single area he is good.

[Gravitycollapse]

40. Okay well then I'm going to have to break your heart...

I live downtown about a mile from the MCSO. I know exactly how they operate and I know that it is a common meme to use his supposed animal abuse record as evidence of his benevolence. In whatever capacity he does anything good for humans or other animals, it is either accidental or for the PR. The man is a habitual liar and a racist, hateful little piece of shit. He has absolutely zero capacity for sympathy or empathy.

[Egalitarian Thug]

41. You have a reading disability, then? If what you say is true we both also know that living downtown

you deal with Phoenix Police rather than MCSO.

But since you claim to "live downtown about a mile from the MCSO" I suppose you can tell me the last time you took in a pair of horses that the sheriffs brought to you after they were found imprisoned with no shade, no food, and a trickle water from a leaking hose for a week. Or maybe it was the 4 surviving dogs that they rescued from some west-side breeder that weren't too far gone and had to be euthanized. Oh wait, you haven't because you live a mile from 1st Ave & Washington and don't have the facility.

Here's a test you can try for yourself: The next time you see an abused animal, call the sheriffs and see who they take to jail, right after they take care of the animals.

You seem to think I am some sort of Arapio fan, I thought I made it pretty clear that that is not the case, but feel free to enjoy your delusion.

[proud2BlibKansan]

8. Ted Cruz

[defacto7]

9. Issa

[olddots]

10. Issa is the turd maggot's turd maggot

Check into his history ,the guy was scum before he got out of diapers .

[neverforget]

11. Too many fit the bill

McConnell, Cruz, Ryan, Paul, Gohmert, Stockman, King, Boehner, Issa, Bachmann, Lee, Trent Franks, etc.

[NBachers]

13. Right now, Issa is the worst person ever of the moment

[freshwest]

20. Rand Paul, the CPAC choice for 2016, IIRC.

To hell with him, his dad and all his fans.

[BillyRibs]

21. Hear is a useful Idiot who preaches Constitution But,

refuses to recognize what is truly wrong with a "too small House" and would never give up the fiefdom. http://www.thirty-thousand.org

[Initech]

25. The single dumbest fucking tool who has ever held a political office.

Past, present, and future in the world. No one will top Rand Paul in being a tool for rich billionaire assholes in history.

[Bake]

22. This reminds me that I miss Keith O's "Worst Person in the World"

For that matter, I miss Keith's entire show.



Bake

[mokawanis]

24. Scott "the wanker" Walker

Ok, maybe he's not the worst, but he's a contender. No redeeming qualities whatsoever. A lying little weasel piece of shit dirtball asshole.

[Initech]

26. Scott Walker is a small part of a much bigger problem.

Yes he's a tool like Rand Paul in that he only exists to serve the needs of rich criminal assholes. The bigger problem is those that use their ill gotten money for ill gotten means like the Koch Brothers, they're much bigger fish to fry.

[mokawanis]

29. I agree

He didn't come up with his agenda all on his own. He's not smart enough for that, not by a long shot, but he's happy to take the money and do what he's told. I'm just disgusted about what he's doing to my state, so I have a personal loathing for the slimy weasel.

[Smarmie Doofus]

27. Rahm Emanuel.

Nominal democrats that do the work of satan are lower and closer to the depths of hell than those who serve him without pretense of higher motive.

[Egalitarian Thug]

34. Best nominee on the thread so far, IMO. I can't think of a single thing that wouldn't be better

if this piece of shit had never been dropped.

[byeya]

47. I'll second the Rahmulan!

[blue neen]

28. Tom Corbett.

He's the antichrist.

[arely staircase]

30. in america?

[jmowreader]

45. Now that's different.

Either the guy running Saudi Arabia (public beheadings, religious police, extreme oppression of women, no religious freedom - in Saudi you can either be Muslim or waiting for your turn on the chopping block...some people would think Mullah Omar of the Taliban but the Taliban is modeled after the Saudis) or Kim Jong Un, dictator of North Korea.

[BainsBane]

32. Wayne LaPierre

Evil incarnate.

[alittlelark]

36. Are you in an office?

[jmowreader]

44. Arpaio.

[LeftishBrit]

46. In the UK...

I think my most hated person in office is Iain Duncan Smith, Work and Pensions Secretary, and filled with moral crusading intensity against poor people, sick or disabled people, anyone on benefits, and did I say poor people? He seems to consider poverty as an addiction or result of poor lifestyle choices, to be cured by 'weaning people off benefits'. His viciousness toward poor people is not unique in the Tory party, alas; but his sanctimoniousness about it and fevered industriousness in pursing his aims are unusual.

A few years ago, he co-authored an article on 'Compassionate conservativism' with Rick Santorum.

There are worse people, such as Nigel Farage and especially Nick Griffin, but they are not in office. Oh and of course Maggie Thatcher whose abiding influence on this country and our leaders means that she still rules from the grave, and probably will for a long time.


In America? Of those I know about, possibly Scott Walker (and Rick Santorum but he's not in office, I think). And anyone connected with the Tea Party.

In the world? Too many people to mention; e.g. Assad; the Taliban; the genocidal maniacs in Darfur; those destroying the Congo; etc. etc.