What's the Next Stop on the Republican Crazy Train?

[Laxman]

Last edited Tue May 15, 2012, 02:55 PM - Edit history (1)

Always elevating the political debate to a higher level of discourse!

I guess on one hand its encouraging that she is getting under the skin of republicans. Here is a lovely article discussing Debbie Wasserman Shultz' opponent's web site and its depiction of her in a dog collar. I suppose she should wear that collar proudly.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/15/debbie-wasserman-schultz-dog-collar_n_1517687.html?ref=election-2012-blog&icid=maing-grid7|main5|dl6|sec1_lnk3%26pLid%3D160980

At the bottom of the site, set in a large font, is a quote by Rep. Allen West (R-Fla.), saying that Wasserman Schultz is "the most vile, unprofessional, and despicable member of the United States Congress."

The republicans are better projectionists than the guy up in that little booth at the multiplex cinema!

[Liberal Veteran]

1. With any luck, Arkham Asylum. -nt

[Laxman]

2. All Aboard!

...making stops at Birtherville, Muslimtown, Socialist Heights & Homophobe Junction.

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

5. Its making Stops?

I thought it was an express train-to Hell!

[msanthrope]

7. No...only the Handbasket Express goes straight to Hell. The other trains are all local....nt

[Kalidurga]

3. Yeah...

Depicting, Wasserman Schultz in a dog collar then calling her despicable via a quote from one of the most vile despicable people in congress is a real good way to show you have leadership ability. The layers of irony are mind bobbling.

I don't know what the next stop on the crazy train is. I never thought I would see such attacks on working people in my life. It was jaw dropping to find Republicans attacking first respoders and teachers. Then they started a very real war on women, then called it a figment of our imagination, you know like many abusers do...

Anyway next stop who knows.

[sufrommich]

4. Disgusting. I don't think there is a

bottom to how low they'll go. I don't know how any woman in her right mind votes republican. They have nothing but scorn for us.

[Laxman]

12. Why would anyone in their right mind....

think that there's a "war on women" Just a democratic fiction designed to divide the country!

Just go down the list- Why would any (fill in the blank) in their right mind vote republican?

Racists, morons and millionaires are the only answers that don't fit.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

6. I wonder if Allen West will "refudiate" this attack that uses his words.

Fat chance. He probably will campaign with the guy, and that's no joke.

[lpbk2713]

8. What? They forgot about Bachmann?

Selective amnesia I'd guess.

[gratuitous]

9. I really prefer to be called despicable by war criminals

So Wasserman Shultz is clearly doing something right.

[randome]

10. The next step will be Romney saying something that can't be walked back.

He is so talentless as a politician, I think he will stumble badly.

[kentuck]

11. They made another stop today...

...just to make the point that JP Morgan did not need any oversight or regulations. The future is so bright, I have to wear shades...

[felix_numinous]

13. K&R for the title of the thread alone.

You'd think Republicans would like a woman to wear a dog collar...that is how they view us.

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

14. Apparently I Missed a Few Stops....

Along with the ever popular Corporate City, the train stops at Fundieville

If You Thought Michele Bachmann Was Out There...
Meet her mentor, Allen Quist. He believes dinosaurs coexisted with man, women are "genetically predisposed" to subservience—and he's running to join his protégée in Congress.

Yabba Dabba Doo- His thoughts on people and dinosaurs aren't the only thing that make this guy look like a caveman.

[Laxman]

15. Yeah, somebody needs to tell these folks

The Flintstones is not a documentary!
Women are genetically predisposed to subservience. Ha! I'd pay admission to see someone tell your mother that! Now that would be YouTube gold.