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oldngray

oldngray

nowhere special
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moreluck

moreluck

golden ticket member
The economy recovery was too slow, and in the end, they lost because of the economy!! That was in an editorial and I agree with it.
 
Babagounj

Babagounj

Strength through joy
Shameful how the Senate just turned their backs on one of their own .
The XL Pipeline was supposed to pass , to be vetoed by bhos , so that Mary Landrieu, D-La. could score some points towards her election run-off .
I guess current Senators want more GOP members .
 
Babagounj

Babagounj

Strength through joy
Black Congressional staffers do a Hands up , Don't Shoot pose on the Capital steps .
Just another group of delusional of fools , promoting something that never happened .
 
moreluck

moreluck

golden ticket member
A Kardashian moment ?

Via WFB

The chairwoman of the Alabama Democratic Party, Nancy Worley, did not have a good 2014.

It hit rock bottom when she got stuck on her toilet. After being lodged on the toilet for hours, she made the decision to upgrade from a 14 inch seat to the tallest-available 17 inch seat. She also installed a pull-up bar on her bathroom wall.

The world knows all this because Worley decided to include her toilet seat folly in her annual holiday letter to Democrats across the state of Alabama.
 
Babagounj

Babagounj

Strength through joy
The Virginia legislature is facing the prospect of a recurring political nightmare: having to repeatedly expel a disgraced member who may just keep getting re-elected.
Delegate Joseph Morrissey, a Democrat who ran as an independent, won in a special election Tuesday while running his campaign from a jail cell as a convicted sex offender .
The 57-year-old was convicted last month of having had sex numerous times with his then 17-year-old receptionist, who is now pregnant.
Morrissey pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor to avoid a possible conviction on felony charges.
After making his plea deal, Morrissey was sentenced to six months.
Fellow Democrats were relieved Dec. 18 when Morrissey announced his intention to resign. But they were mortified when he said in the next breath he planned to seek re-election in the special election Jan. 13.
Running as an independent in a heavily Democratic district, the Richmond Suburb of Henrico County, Morrissey won with 42 percent of the vote.
Democrat Kevin Sullivan had 33 percent and Republican Matt Walton garnered 24 percent.
Members of Virginia’s House of Delegates were spending Wednesday reviewing their options to expel Morrissey.
However, given the voters’ sentiments, there is no reason to believe Morrissey could not win re-election in another special election.
And another.
In fact, lawmakers may have to concede it would be pointless to continue to try to remove Morrissey.
However, delegates are also moving to censure him, which would cause him to lose committee assignments, remove his floor privileges and bar him from boards or commissions.
 
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