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In reply to the discussion: The Seven Lying Democrats That Betrayed Democracy, and Joined GOP on HR 368 to Deny Vote on Clean CR [View all]Whisp
(24,096 posts)5. they're probably Sleepers.
liars that lied till they were needed.
the lowest of the low.
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The Seven Lying Democrats That Betrayed Democracy, and Joined GOP on HR 368 to Deny Vote on Clean CR [View all]
kpete
Oct 2013
OP
Presumably Boehner could force another rule change to take control back from Cantor
BlueStreak
Oct 2013
#1
Were you unable to recall Gifford's name or is there some sort of derision involved?
Nuclear Unicorn
Oct 2013
#97
OK, but why not focus on what she's done that you don't like rather than her being shot in the head?
Nuclear Unicorn
Oct 2013
#99
They can't be that stupid, they knew what Cantor stood for and what would happen as a result. n/t
Uncle Joe
Oct 2013
#14
It makes no sense. There were already 221 GOP votes. Their votes weren't needed to pass it.
SunSeeker
Oct 2013
#20
Because now the meme can be that both Dems and Republicans voted against a clean CR...
CoffeeCat
Oct 2013
#72
They weren't even needed. There were already 221 GOP votes; only 217 was needed to pass.
SunSeeker
Oct 2013
#24
Barrow is a waste of skin. Trying to appease the Ga repukes who still hate him
NightWatcher
Oct 2013
#22
And again we are conned. The familiar "rotating villains" strategy.
woo me with science
Oct 2013
#23
It was not that close. There were 4 -5 spare GOP votes. These DINO's 7 were totally unnecessary.
SunSeeker
Oct 2013
#69
As per the unwritten rules for obligatory corporate Dem propaganda responses,
woo me with science
Oct 2013
#102
The propaganda will always be mystified at why Democrats betrayed us "this time."
woo me with science
Oct 2013
#140
Other than these 7, there have been remarkably few "betrayals" in this shutdown crisis.
SunSeeker
Oct 2013
#141
Having been shown your GG theory isn't applicable here, you resort to personal attacks.
SunSeeker
Oct 2013
#117
Arguing that my accurate description of the *arguments* and *tactics* in your posts
woo me with science
Oct 2013
#136
Calling me a "corporate Dem" is a personal attack, is factually wrong and is bullying.
SunSeeker
Oct 2013
#139
Are you saying these 7 did it because they wanted to provide cover to Republicans?
SunSeeker
Oct 2013
#82
Thanks for the great informative post. I had figured out about half of this, but
GoneFishin
Oct 2013
#67
They are seven nobodies. Less than zero, given what they've done. nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Oct 2013
#26
Is there a single district in this nation which elected a Democrat yet supports a shutdown?
Bjorn Against
Oct 2013
#45
Yes. I disagree with that. Winning the next election should not be the end game.
cui bono
Oct 2013
#86
Those representatives did serve the public interest. They didn't threaten the vote result --
pnwmom
Oct 2013
#87
More evidence that the Democratic Party leadership has been taken over by conservatives.
Scuba
Oct 2013
#68
Remember if you donate to the DNC these nitwits will most likely get part of it.
rhett o rick
Oct 2013
#71
I'm sure there are pork barrel government contracts in their districts on the chopping block
Snake Plissken
Oct 2013
#108
CAREERIST! There many people in public office who simply look at their positions as their careers.
Douglas Carpenter
Oct 2013
#81
the vote to shut down the government is extremely unpopular - it would have hardly been risky
Douglas Carpenter
Oct 2013
#92
I understand that real politic does mean sometimes compromising one's principles - hell it doesn't
Douglas Carpenter
Oct 2013
#95
If their districts are so feverishly far right that they can't avoid joining ranks with the sedition
TheKentuckian
Oct 2013
#123
Its the three from Minnesota and New York I don't get. How desperate for a job are they ....
marble falls
Oct 2013
#107