Congress
A public discourse on S-L-U-Ts and matters of insurance
Limbaugh was inartful in calling Sandra Fluke a S-L-U-T. Whatever his other other shortcomings might be, I cannot comment on as I do not regularly listen to him. That said, it is clear that through and because of him, that Republicans–as portrayed by the media–are the target of venom from Democrats and the media.
Media reports go so far as to try and tar the Republican candidates with Limbaugh’s comments. I disagree about Romney, in particular, as I think he set a good neutral example in saying “not the language I would have used.” This is not his fight and not one he or other candidates need to get into at this point. Me thinks there is a vast left wing conspiracy at play to shift the abortion debate to contraceptives (recall the early question by George S to Romney, which Romney dismissed as ridiculous.) Now, everyone is making a big play to make this an issue.
Commonsense from James Carville
If there is one person I’d want as my advocate, it wouldn’t be Karl Rove, David Axelrod, or any of the others out there. No, it would be James Carville.
Today he offered clear advice on Obama’s error in attempting to schedule a presidential address to Congress next Wednesday. (Besides the fact that such a joint session is at the invitation of Congress not at the demand of the president.). On “Good Morning America” he explained:
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“I do think this is a really big debate, and I think the White House was out of bounds…in trying to schedule a speech during a debate.”
Given a “choice between watching a debate and the speech, I would have watched the debate and I’m not even a Republican or even close to being a Republican.”
Obama’s Gift to America
Notable Quotes
- “It is still about the economy, and we are not stupid.” — Mitt Romney
- Santorum 2012 — A woman’s place is barefoot, pregnant, and in the kitchen.
- I am always right when I am not wrong.
- For every illegal with a job, there’s an American without one.
- Friends don’t let friends use Wikipedia.
- The “Tea Party” is any American that questions the status quo.
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