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In the discussion thread: Peter King: Halt donations to House GOP [View all]

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Fri Jan 4, 2013, 05:27 AM

Sherman A1 (11,557 posts)

98. Yup,

He sure voted for Boehner for Speaker again, so me thinks this one doth protest too much.....

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98 replies	Author	Time	Post
Peter King: Halt donations to House GOP [View all]	NYC Liberal	Jan 2013	OP
This is rich.	catbyte	Jan 2013	#1
Oh, please, please, please...	OneGrassRoot	Jan 2013	#2
I can find a ton for Cantor,	Sekhmets Daughter	Jan 2013	#10
Thanks, Sekhmets Daughter. :) n/t	OneGrassRoot	Jan 2013	#64
You're welcome, but...	Sekhmets Daughter	Jan 2013	#67
lol...	OneGrassRoot	Jan 2013	#68
On the back of a prop/pendant (one used on stage in a church Easter Drama	left is right	Jan 2013	#82
Seems like Cantor didn't even want them for his District during	Cha	Jan 2013	#86
His smirk drives me up the wall...	Sekhmets Daughter	Jan 2013	#96
Now, now, it might not be hypocrisy. It could be enlightenment. Remember....	Moonwalk	Jan 2013	#34
You are absolutely right, Moonwalk!	OneGrassRoot	Jan 2013	#44
The problem with right-wing moments of enlightenment	Jackpine Radical	Jan 2013	#57
^^This^^	Maynar	Jan 2013	#90
I think it was Steve King of Iowa that wanted to block disaster relief unless there were offsetting	onenote	Jan 2013	#53
Gotcha. I think you're right. Sadly, I tend to get them confused...	OneGrassRoot	Jan 2013	#65
I know Cantor demanded social cuts that offset	obxhead	Jan 2013	#84
But not when it is for me!!!!!	Scalded Nun	Jan 2013	#66
A 2.5% surcharge on Wall Street transactions is outrageous	jmowreader	Jan 2013	#70
What's wrong with a little outrage?	Scalded Nun	Jan 2013	#73
And putting banks out of business will fix any of that?	jmowreader	Jan 2013	#80
second the motion (nt)	The Wizard	Jan 2013	#75
but that is typical teabaggery; actually, it is conservatives in general	Skittles	Jan 2013	#89
cutting aid is what the republicans like to do, Dick, havent you been paying attention	leftyohiolib	Jan 2013	#3
Hey Pete.	Helen Reddy	Jan 2013	#4
.	NYC Liberal	Jan 2013	#5
Thanks for the link. n/t	Helen Reddy	Jan 2013	#13
^^UCK^^	irisblue	Jan 2013	#29
I don't want him. They can have him. nt	tsuki	Jan 2013	#32
Who says we want that asshole in our party?	sadbear	Jan 2013	#33
I don't. He should just become an independent if he wants to leave.	NYC Liberal	Jan 2013	#43
Anything to take away their majority. But first, we'll have him forcibly re-educated!	freshwest	Jan 2013	#88
Holy shit.	aquart	Jan 2013	#41
Oh Lordy	ReformedGOPer	Jan 2013	#42
You're so right.	WinstonSmith4740	Jan 2013	#63
Great party, the GOP. Too crazy even for Peter King. nt	NoGOPZone	Jan 2013	#71
Sounds good to me	n2doc	Jan 2013	#6
Maybe the Kochs	daybranch	Jan 2013	#18
Yo, Petie-boy	riqster	Jan 2013	#7
A-fucking-men to that!!	Harry Monroe	Jan 2013	#20
+ 1,000,000	2theleft	Jan 2013	#49
+1 Welcome to our world Mr. King	Harmony Blue	Jan 2013	#51
Finally there is something I can agree with Peter King on	think	Jan 2013	#8
Gross, no, because we don't want him! He can be an "I"	DonRedwood	Jan 2013	#30
I should clarify	think	Jan 2013	#35
I do too, surprisingly, agree with him since he's representing his constituents well.	SharonAnn	Jan 2013	#47
I expected a civil war over this.	Panasonic	Jan 2013	#9
Then King should quit the Republican caucus and move over to the Independent to the D side NOW.	Panasonic	Jan 2013	#11
I don't know if that will happen, but...	NYC Liberal	Jan 2013	#12
Nothing I would love to see better than a GOP Civil War	Liberalynn	Jan 2013	#28
I think we are in the middle of that!	DonRedwood	Jan 2013	#31
My ultimate wish and it may be just a fantasy	Liberalynn	Jan 2013	#36
I wonder if the Tea Party might bolt from the Republican Party when they can't get their way.	RickFromMN	Jan 2013	#79
Independent, yes, but D? Absolutely not! The man's a total right-wing scumbag. nt.	OldDem2012	Jan 2013	#16
+1	think	Jan 2013	#25
He can go be an I.	JoeyT	Jan 2013	#22
I love the sound of republican infighting in the morning.	GoCubsGo	Jan 2013	#14
King dirtbag, admonishing his fellow dirtbags because they followed Koch Bros orders	ProfessionalLeftist	Jan 2013	#15
wtf is with these Kocheads, anyway? Each is estimated to be worth $31 billion and they can't	wordpix	Jan 2013	#81
It is messed up	atreides1	Jan 2013	#17
get rid of gerrymandering	daybranch	Jan 2013	#21
Fuck this asshole!!	Harry Monroe	Jan 2013	#19
Fine with me. Preach it, King.	closeupready	Jan 2013	#23
Meh...give him a week, and he'll be back on the crazy train. Perhaps after	bullwinkle428	Jan 2013	#24
So Peter is finally figuring it out. Too bad it took his ox being gored to have the light go on....	marble falls	Jan 2013	#26
Big Difference	libodem	Jan 2013	#27
Where ya been, Pete? Too busy bullying Muslims to pay attention?	mountain grammy	Jan 2013	#37
...	Wait Wut	Jan 2013	#38
Never thought I'd see the day when	BumRushDaShow	Jan 2013	#39
use your bootstraps	leftyohiolib	Jan 2013	#45
GOP already flush with donations, lobby bribes, campaign billions, the best health care paid by us.	Sunlei	Jan 2013	#40
video:	progressoid	Jan 2013	#46
Thanks for posting!	BumRushDaShow	Jan 2013	#48
Looking forward to seeing clips from this in 2014	think	Jan 2013	#54
"turning your back on people who are starving and freezing is not a Republican value" - it's not?	wordpix	Jan 2013	#83
K & R	Scurrilous	Jan 2013	#50
This is a political move by King for reelection at some point in time.	asjr	Jan 2013	#52
What? Does he think Sandy victims are more "worthy" than others?	QED	Jan 2013	#55
I so love watching them destroy each other. n/t	Jefferson23	Jan 2013	#56
They only care when it lands in their backyard	CakeGrrl	Jan 2013	#58
Peter King or no Peter King...	ReRe	Jan 2013	#59
Like most Repukes...	TheBadWolf	Jan 2013	#60
Still doesn't mean I want to see him defect	derby378	Jan 2013	#61
Funny thing is, is this had hit the South again instead, he would have voted NO right along w/ them!	Dustlawyer	Jan 2013	#62
He's a member of a party which repeatedly claims government doesn't work.	nyquil_man	Jan 2013	#69
"Republicans keep saying that government doesn't work and then they get elected	Boomerproud	Jan 2013	#72
All they care about is the campaign money, so, yeah, hit 'em where they're sensitive.	tclambert	Jan 2013	#74
Excellent idea	Berlum	Jan 2013	#76
King would be no different had Sandy hit the west coast	Joey Liberal	Jan 2013	#77
another repug gets moment of conscience, will wonders never cease? Hope he follows thru on promise	wordpix	Jan 2013	#78
Now we're talking. How many times has a repub come out	Cha	Jan 2013	#85
Is his pissed because gop is ignoring needy people or because his constituents paid	wiggs	Jan 2013	#87
Well, then, god-f***ing-dammit, Pete, why were you blocking the FEMA reforms, then!?!?	AverageJoe90	Jan 2013	#91
Just saw King on The Today Show this morning. All is forgiven and he loves Boehner again.	catbyte	Jan 2013	#92
Yep, he was singing a different tune this morning.	GoCubsGo	Jan 2013	#94
Perhaps Mr. King should consider changing Parties, or becoming Independent. Once again	spicegal	Jan 2013	#93
Play acting	atreides1	Jan 2013	#95
Yup,	Sherman A1	Jan 2013	#98
Is money crossing state lines from oligarchs etc financing politicians in other states a good thing?	Cynicus Emeritus	Jan 2013	#97

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