Boehner calls Cruz a jackass...

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think Boehner's biggest gripe with Cruz is that he interferes in Boehner's territory by firing up the tea part caucus to split with Boehner.

The funny part? Tea Party saw through Boehner a long time ago. He has lied constantly. Cruz simply was someone in office who saw it as well, along with Lee, Paul, Gohmert, Gowdy, et al.

You mean Louis Gohmert, the intellectual giant who backed the bid of Allen West to become SOH and then thought he would be able to unseat Boehner? The Congressman who ensures stupid never sleeps?

I can see you have much respect for him. Boehner is indeed the Congressman who ensures stupid never sleeps. Or I should say corruption never sleeps.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is *NOT* the job of elected representatives to *shut down* government. EVER. It is their job to *FIX* government and make it work better. Shutting down government is *NOT* fixing it. Anyone who thinks it is, is an utter and complete MORON.

Even if it means giving the President everything he wants?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think Boehner's biggest gripe with Cruz is that he interferes in Boehner's territory by firing up the tea part caucus to split with Boehner.

The funny part? Tea Party saw through Boehner a long time ago. He has lied constantly. Cruz simply was someone in office who saw it as well, along with Lee, Paul, Gohmert, Gowdy, et al.

You mean Louis Gohmert, the intellectual giant who backed the bid of Allen West to become SOH and then thought he would be able to unseat Boehner? The Congressman who ensures stupid never sleeps?

I can see you have much respect for him. Boehner is indeed the Congressman who ensures stupid never sleeps. Or I should say corruption never sleeps.

Gohmert. And "respect" in the same thought. That's hilarious!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is *NOT* the job of elected representatives to *shut down* government. EVER. It is their job to *FIX* government and make it work better. Shutting down government is *NOT* fixing it. Anyone who thinks it is, is an utter and complete MORON.

Even if it means giving the President everything he wants?

It means behaving like an adult. Shutting down the government is not part of the political process. It is the equivalent of taking away the ball because you don't like the score.

[Anonymous]

If you feel you have to shut down the government then you are an utter and complete failure as a legislator. Period.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is *NOT* the job of elected representatives to *shut down* government. EVER. It is their job to *FIX* government and make it work better. Shutting down government is *NOT* fixing it. Anyone who thinks it is, is an utter and complete MORON.

Even if it means giving the President everything he wants?

It means behaving like an adult. Shutting down the government is not part of the political process. It is the equivalent of taking away the ball because you don't like the score.

+100. Cruz shutting down the government was pure playground,2nd grade material.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is *NOT* the job of elected representatives to *shut down* government. EVER. It is their job to *FIX* government and make it work better. Shutting down government is *NOT* fixing it. Anyone who thinks it is, is an utter and complete MORON.

Even if it means giving the President everything he wants?

Giving the President what he wants? What planet are you living on? We didn't get single payer, that's what we wanted. Instead, the President compromised and we instead got a watered down version of 1990s GOP healthcare reform (individual mandate)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is *NOT* the job of elected representatives to *shut down* government. EVER. It is their job to *FIX* government and make it work better. Shutting down government is *NOT* fixing it. Anyone who thinks it is, is an utter and complete MORON.

Even if it means giving the President everything he wants?

It means behaving like an adult. Shutting down the government is not part of the political process. It is the equivalent of taking away the ball because you don't like the score.

Is publicly calling out news stations acting like an adult? How about Supreme Court judges? How about ignoring laws because you don't like them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is *NOT* the job of elected representatives to *shut down* government. EVER. It is their job to *FIX* government and make it work better. Shutting down government is *NOT* fixing it. Anyone who thinks it is, is an utter and complete MORON.

Even if it means giving the President everything he wants?

Gee, you would think that control of the House ensures he does not get everything he wants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is *NOT* the job of elected representatives to *shut down* government. EVER. It is their job to *FIX* government and make it work better. Shutting down government is *NOT* fixing it. Anyone who thinks it is, is an utter and complete MORON.

Even if it means giving the President everything he wants?

Giving the President what he wants? What planet are you living on? We didn't get single payer, that's what we wanted. Instead, the President compromised and we instead got a watered down version of 1990s GOP healthcare reform (individual mandate)

He knew there was NOTHING he could do, short of full-on illegal action, to get the American people to accept single-payer. That wasn't a compromise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is *NOT* the job of elected representatives to *shut down* government. EVER. It is their job to *FIX* government and make it work better. Shutting down government is *NOT* fixing it. Anyone who thinks it is, is an utter and complete MORON.

Even if it means giving the President everything he wants?

It means behaving like an adult. Shutting down the government is not part of the political process. It is the equivalent of taking away the ball because you don't like the score.

+100. Cruz shutting down the government was pure playground,2nd grade material.

Actually, the American people felt denying old WWII veterans access to the monument in their honor was the epitome of playground games. More so, they considered it vindictive and cruel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is *NOT* the job of elected representatives to *shut down* government. EVER. It is their job to *FIX* government and make it work better. Shutting down government is *NOT* fixing it. Anyone who thinks it is, is an utter and complete MORON.

Even if it means giving the President everything he wants?

It means behaving like an adult. Shutting down the government is not part of the political process. It is the equivalent of taking away the ball because you don't like the score.

Is publicly calling out news stations acting like an adult? How about Supreme Court judges? How about ignoring laws because you don't like them?

So I assume you will not be voting for Trump, then.

[Anonymous]

Anyone found voting for Trump should be sent before Obama's secret death panels for potential removal to a Jade Helm internment camp.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is *NOT* the job of elected representatives to *shut down* government. EVER. It is their job to *FIX* government and make it work better. Shutting down government is *NOT* fixing it. Anyone who thinks it is, is an utter and complete MORON.

Even if it means giving the President everything he wants?

It means behaving like an adult. Shutting down the government is not part of the political process. It is the equivalent of taking away the ball because you don't like the score.

Is publicly calling out news stations acting like an adult? How about Supreme Court judges? How about ignoring laws because you don't like them?

So I assume you will not be voting for Trump, then.

In the primary? Nope. Not even in my top 5.

[Anonymous]

The fact you would consider voting for five of the clowncar contenders will keep me awake tonight.