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Chaco Dundee

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25. yes

Reply to zentrum (Reply #21)

Fri Aug 2, 2013, 11:01 PM

Aug 2013

You said it and you are right.how do they justify thei idiotology and remain in office?blackmail and bribery comes to mind.that usually comes right bevore rape.incest and and murder being openly thaught and practised.

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Krugman: 'The madness of the GOP is the central issue of our time' [View all] Newsjock Aug 2013 OP

One sentence tells the whole story........ wandy Aug 2013 #1

They're a bunch of sickos alright. calimary Aug 2013 #10

I do like the way you said that........ wandy Aug 2013 #11

I've gotten to the point that if a person identifies herself (himself) as a Republican mnhtnbb Aug 2013 #13

I wonder if one should even go as far as to refer to a Republican 'brain' and use the word matthews Aug 2013 #18

K & R SunSeeker Aug 2013 #2

k&r n/t RainDog Aug 2013 #3

Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Aug 2013 #4

There goes Krugman serving up a big heaping helping of truth again. eom millennialmax Aug 2013 #5

+1 freshwest Aug 2013 #8

some might consider corporate control of the Democratic Party hfojvt Aug 2013 #6

How many of us are being driven mad by this truth? It makes me nuts to debate on Huffpost SleeplessinSoCal Aug 2013 #7

Krugman: 'The madness of the GOP is the central issue of our time' Cha Aug 2013 #9

^ Wilms Aug 2013 #12

k&r Electric Monk Aug 2013 #14

Krugman nails it again Politicub Aug 2013 #15

Hear Hear, Sir! The Magistrate Aug 2013 #16

K&R & Thanks for sharing! n/t Turborama Aug 2013 #17

K & R Scurrilous Aug 2013 #19

The Golden Rule for the Right kristopher Aug 2013 #20

arrogant, dishonest, incurious, BlancheSplanchnik Aug 2013 #22

Corporatism alone is not enough to explain such rabidness. zentrum Aug 2013 #21

yes Chaco Dundee Aug 2013 #25

I have another theory. There are two factions among the rich... yurbud Aug 2013 #39

what's new? Chaco Dundee Aug 2013 #23

the gop getting ready to party like its 1995 arely staircase Aug 2013 #24

I agree with you,but DonCoquixote Aug 2013 #26

What exactly does it mean to "counter them"? DCBob Aug 2013 #28

Its unfortunate so many have lost sight of this "critical issue" being distracted by bogus scandals. DCBob Aug 2013 #27

It's actually not madness! stuarttman63 Aug 2013 #29

You are so right, stuarttman6.3. JDPriestly Aug 2013 #41

Madness? No, it's the wealthy's ownership of government. nt valerief Aug 2013 #30

Republicans hate the Nobel Prizes Lugal Zaggesi Aug 2013 #31

It doesn't matter how bad the GOP is. athenasatanjesus Aug 2013 #32

unfortunately, their ideas have largely lost public support, but not Democratic support in DC yurbud Aug 2013 #33

We have to take back the Democratic Party. The alternative is as someone here JDPriestly Aug 2013 #42

. blkmusclmachine Aug 2013 #34

K&R Warren DeMontague Aug 2013 #35

Chaos is the firewall to the truth. polynomial Aug 2013 #36

Crazy like a fox... kentuck Aug 2013 #37

there's no question- it starts at the local RW radio station. 1200 of them, repeating certainot Aug 2013 #38

What's funny is when Republicans decide to open their primaries.... Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2013 #40