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mac56

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24. Um, no.

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Thu May 19, 2016, 03:33 PM

May 2016

Civil War ring any bells for you?

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Dear FSM, I hate these GOP douchbags. AllyCat May 2016 #1

Much to hate about them Angry Dragon May 2016 #38

"No difference" I am told. blm May 2016 #2

It's intentional ignorance. TwilightZone May 2016 #12

On social issues they are different. stillwaiting May 2016 #13

Pretty sure the Dems don't offer bills pushing tax breaks for the financial elites at the expense blm May 2016 #43

The parties differ on social issues but not so much on economic ones. JDPriestly May 2016 #28

There's a HUGE difference padfun May 2016 #35

Now will this get the biased attention Dem's in Nevada had? Omaha Steve May 2016 #3

Until it is resolved I usually refer to it as the Grand Coup d'etat, since all evidence silvershadow May 2016 #33

Well what do you know Liberalagogo May 2016 #4

But they are afraid of their constituents while Democrats are not. WTF? Enthusiast May 2016 #44

I knew this would happen... Archae May 2016 #5

KARMA pmorlan1 May 2016 #6

Ding ding ding! drokhole May 2016 #47

Who were the 5 Dems who didn't vote... Act_of_Reparation May 2016 #7

See my post below.... Matt_in_STL May 2016 #16

States IndyV0te May 2016 #8

They tried that with Prop H8 in California. Iggo May 2016 #14

Civil rights shouldn't be determined by mob rule TwilightZone May 2016 #17

I have an idea. Let's let the people in a given state COLGATE4 May 2016 #21

+100 !! reACTIONary May 2016 #49

Um, no. mac56 May 2016 #24

I'd bet that several of those switched votes were of members of the GOP velvet mafia. forest444 May 2016 #9

Thank God the chairs are nailed down! eom Jennylynn May 2016 #10

That was the first thing I thought Uponthegears May 2016 #29

Hmm Jennylynn May 2016 #36

+1...particularly... drokhole May 2016 #48

Here is the vote by representative, including the 5 Dems who failed to vote. Matt_in_STL May 2016 #11

Of those Dems with no votes... Matt_in_STL May 2016 #15

What makes you think those 5 would have made a difference? Indydem May 2016 #19

The apathy they display communicates a message. It's better than the 12 NC Democrats who Bluenorthwest May 2016 #25

It never ceases to amaze me that it is Hillary endorsers every time Matt_in_STL May 2016 #27

Right. Can I compromise again? I just don't know. It's heartbreaking. I'm 72. JDPriestly May 2016 #31

Broad brushing is not cool "every time" Everything is Hillary's fault now. riversedge May 2016 #51

"The apathy they display communicates a message." BumRushDaShow May 2016 #41

The Republicans might have done exactly that... Act_of_Reparation May 2016 #26

Amazing we are somehow turning this into a Hillary thing ProudToBeBlueInRhody May 2016 #46

And , like, who are the bernie supprters... reACTIONary May 2016 #50

Thanks for posting that. JDPriestly May 2016 #30

Somewhat surprised Indydem May 2016 #18

I posted the 5 above. Matt_in_STL May 2016 #20

They all voted for it. 183-0 TwilightZone May 2016 #22

Well, it likely would have been filibustered in the Senate.... Herman4747 May 2016 #23

Disgusting fuckers. TransitJohn May 2016 #32

Once again, reaffirming GLBT people are second-class citizens. Behind the Aegis May 2016 #34

Republicans are proud zentrum May 2016 #37

K&R Solly Mack May 2016 #39

Enthusiasm or in the know? marble falls May 2016 #40

My ass GP dweeb ep. Bruce Poloquin R-moaran 2nd Dist. Maine switched his vote jpak May 2016 #42

Remember how Dennis Hastert (R-child molester) cheated on the Medicare Part D floor vote (Dec. 2003) bluestateguy May 2016 #45

K&R...Thanks for posting red dog 1 May 2016 #52

Kick sarcasmo May 2016 #53