Mike Luckovich for February 07, 2013

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    Darsan54 Premium Member about 11 years ago

    A truer comment I have never seen.

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    Darsan54 Premium Member about 11 years ago

    You mean all those “takers” on Social Security, Medicare, using those government roads and sewers, eating safe, disease free govt. inspected food from the grocery or depending on bloated government police and fire protection?

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    ARodney  about 11 years ago

    The tea party is going to cost us a million jobs or more by forcing the sequester, which would never have even been proposed in a smart (non-GOP) congress. It’s a dumb solution for a nonexistent problem. Just the GOP’s cup of tea.

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    rickf1968 Premium Member about 11 years ago

    Liberal morons blame it all on the GOP – look at California as a prime example of what liberals do everyone with a right mind is lleaving that state – we need a clean slate across the board GOP & Dem representatives alike have ruined this economy & country. Jackass is the Dem mascot And Elephants weigh down the GOP..

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    echoraven  about 11 years ago

    Always thought it was these damn taxes and depressed wages keeping me down, not some ideology that seems to be losing relevance by the day…

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    Uncle Joe Premium Member about 11 years ago

    The Tea Party is losing respect & in decline:http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/general_politics/january_2013/just_8_now_say_they_are_tea_party_membersWhy don’t you try making a factual statement sometime, Howgee?

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    Rickapolis  about 11 years ago

    The GOP will continue to be the ‘STUPID party’ until they recognize the ignorance of the tea-baggers. They’ll NEVER win a presidency while they carry those idiots along with them. That they haven’t learned this yet is exactly why they are still the STUPID party.

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    Mickey 13  about 11 years ago

    “They vote out any tax increases and vote in spending for anything they want.”

    King, our most recent election shows you how incorrect you are. 2 propositions passed the ballot that raised both sales and income taxes to the highest in the nation (income taxes). Referendum in California is just one element of the process, and doesn’t have near the success rate of the propositions. Also, the courts often intervene (as with ban on gay marriage) to further complicate the process. This process is not for the exclusive use of the republicans, is constantly employed by democrats as well and is not a simple process to “revoke” a law. The link is from KCET, our L.A. PBS station. Oh yes, I’m a long time resident of Southern California and very politically active on a state/local level. I am a libertarian, not a rep. or dem, although I have voted for both parties at times, depending on the candidate or proposition involved.

    http://www.kcet.org/news/ballotbrief/ballot-measures/propositions-initiatives-and-referendums-whats-the-difference.html

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    McSpook  about 11 years ago

    The Tea Party does little to promote anything, they simply stand in the way of progress, rather like logs jamming a river. The right wingers have always wanted to progress to halt, or even regress, so that it would be like it was in their “good old days.” Problem is, their good old days were terrible days for others like women, minorities, gays, non-Christians, etc. The right wing will always drag down this country, for they have no new ideas, they simply cling to old, sadly out-dated ideas.Progress will progress, fortunately, but it will always be “two steps forward, one step back” because of these loads.

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    Marty Z  about 11 years ago

    Howie said, “But how many fulltime jobs have been lost just the last four years, ARod. Reality man—give it a try.”*It is hypocritical to ignore factual data and then tell someone else to give reality a try. Most of the job losses during Obama’s term were in the first 13 weeks. Job losses began slowing down dramatically in May 2009, and the trend swung positive in Jan 2010 and remained positive since then. By the end of Obama’s first year, the US recovered most of the jobs lost during W’s last year. Here’s the data:*http://social.dol.gov/blog/americans-back-to-work-unemployment-rate-drops-to-7-8-percent/

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    pam Miner  about 11 years ago

    The tea party was started by the Koch brothers, not a grass-roots thing. I’m not sure how they plan to benefit from it, but it has had it’s coup and taken over the GOP. I really see this in Kansas, where I live.the land of Brownback the blind. And Kobach the Consti-hated.I can’t understand why there are are ANY women in the GOP, but some of the most vicious are Bachman, Brewer, Orly Taits, they must hate their own gender, their sisters and their daughters.

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    Marty Z  about 11 years ago

    SABRSteve, that is what the original grass roots Tea Party was. It no longer is. As Wabbit correctly pointed out, it has been co-opted by wealthy individuals who only want 3 things: lower taxes in their tax brackets, lower business taxes, and relaxation of pollution regulations. Just look at who funded their largest PACs, and the history of Dick Armey, who ran one of them (FreedomWorks).

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    McSpook  about 11 years ago

    Tossing in the barb at Democrats somehow makes your entire posting seem cheap and meaningless. And that you are buying into the Tea Party’s self-agrandizing promotion rather than actually looking deeper into their self-serving nonsense indicates that you’re pre-sold on them whether they are true patriots or (as so many believe) rabid dogs.

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    Dtroutma  about 11 years ago

    ^Theo: your guy died in a bunker in 1945.

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    McSpook  about 11 years ago

    I couldn’t agee with you more. Make the GOP as conservative as you can. Force out all of the moderates; essentially split the party in two.Some of those forced out may become Democrats, but even if they don’t it will spell the end of the GOP’s power in our country, and as a Democrat who is sick to death of you Right Wingers nothing you could do would make me happier.As far a secession is concerned, don’t let the door hit you on your backside on your way out.

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    alex Coke Premium Member about 11 years ago

    Nice one.

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    lisak157 Premium Member about 11 years ago

    isn’t it ‘cute’ when little children whine and cry that they have to do their chores or stick to their promises. Yeah, thats what you libtards sound like. The tea party prefers to follow the Constitution unlike you guys. Entitlements aren’t SS or Medicare, those are paid for, although they have some major problems that need to be fixed, but we sure need to do something about the absurd tax system where nearly 50% get back most, all or more than what they put in plus SNAP, EBT (why should someone be able to get alcohol on MY dime?) Cut the social programs and force some of these welfare moochers to get off, give up 2-4 of their obamaphones and become productive!

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    lisak157 Premium Member about 11 years ago

    Oh yeah, and just because you call yourselves “progressive” doesn’t mean you have the $$$ to pay for it. Get overyourselves and live within a budget like the rest of us! Jerks!

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    corzak  about 11 years ago

    It is amazing to me . . . that Karl Rove – Karl Rove!! – is now a “RINO” !!

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    pirate227  about 11 years ago

    Anchor, albatross… same effect.

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