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gkhouston

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8. Unless Graham quickly back-pedals, Norquist is toast.

Reply to cynatnite (Original post)

Tue Jun 12, 2012, 06:17 PM

Jun 2012

Norquist doesn't know economics from a hole in the ground, and all it will take is a few prominent Republicans ignoring his huffing and puffing to demolish his credibility.

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Grover Norquist losing his mojo... [View all] cynatnite Jun 2012 OP

But will Graham follow through? JustAnotherGen Jun 2012 #1

Sooner or later intoxication usually wears off, I prefer it to happen before the car-train collision HereSince1628 Jun 2012 #2

I call BS on this without the details Ruby the Liberal Jun 2012 #3

So that's 2 GOP senators Mz Pip Jun 2012 #4

Folk like Lindsey can play dumb, I guess -- but Grover's plan has always been struggle4progress Jun 2012 #5

he praised norquist for 'doing a great service'.....cover your ass, lindsey spanone Jun 2012 #6

most one-trick ponies eventually wear thin... raging_moderate Jun 2012 #7

Unless Graham quickly back-pedals, Norquist is toast. gkhouston Jun 2012 #8

Good. The anti-tax pledge is fucking silly. Fucking SILLY!! HughBeaumont Jun 2012 #9

I hope the douchebag gets stuck in his bathtub and... madinmaryland Jun 2012 #10

Norquist is a stain on a dirty sheet. HopeHoops Jun 2012 #11

Grover does not have a chance in hell to get elected so he needs to shut up and forget his pledge Thinkingabout Jun 2012 #12

Jeb Bush, too. randome Jun 2012 #13