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samsingh

(18,331 posts)
Tue Sep 9, 2014, 11:11 AM Sep 2014

How insightful is Stephen Cobert? When he said bush believes on Wed

what he believed on Monday - REGARDLESS of what happened on Tues - he could have been talking about every right wing hack.

chuck todd's Syria moment was a prime example of this.

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How insightful is Stephen Cobert? When he said bush believes on Wed (Original Post) samsingh Sep 2014 OP
i didn't see colbert's comment, but republicans are not at all consistent. unblock Sep 2014 #1
And the same couldn't be said about a number of individuals on DU? Different issues, so what? (nt) proverbialwisdom Sep 2014 #2
Very insightful. bigendian Sep 2014 #3

unblock

(56,081 posts)
1. i didn't see colbert's comment, but republicans are not at all consistent.
Tue Sep 9, 2014, 11:24 AM
Sep 2014

they merely claim to be.

they will flip on a dime if the noise machine tells them to do so, and then they will tell you they've always held their new position.

obamacare is the obvious case-in-point, as it was originally a right-wing plan, a market-oriented alternative to hillarycare (a big government program) or medicare-for-all.

they only started hating it when obama proposed it and it suited them to pretend like they didn't like it.

had a mclame won in 2008 (gack!) and proposed the exact same plan, republicans would have loved it and called democrats traitors if we opposed it.

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