I'm Just Sayin'

Texas Attorney General Gregg (Hell On Wheels) Abbott is suing President Obama for his executive action on immigration because he thinks that Congress should take care of this problem.  The problem with that is that Congress doesn’t take care of anything.  They are the most do-nothing Congress in history and now that the Republicans are going to be in charge you can expect that to continue. Of all the problems in America, here are few bills the Republicans wanted to pass last year.

Here is an example of future Senate Majority leader Head Kochhead Mitch (Duh, What Me Worry) McConnell’s constituents.

I find it amazing that this bunch of boneheads on Fox News blab on and on about race relations in this country.  

As if any of these people would have a clue to what it is like to be a black person in America.





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The Pinocchio Party

Texas Governor Rick (All Hair, No Integrity) Perry hates ObamaCare so much he is costing the state of Texas about 7 billion (Yes, BILLION) dollars in federal money and health care for about 1.5 million people.  It seems Ricky Poo has decided rather than “serve the people,” he had rather “screw the people.”


The Tea Party folks ripped the sheet off their heads today and really showed their ass.  It seems that their leader Madhatter Teddy (I Have a Great Health Care Plan) Cruz posted praise about Nelson Mandela on his face book page and his supporters came unwound. They seemed to have forgotten their holier than thou Christian façade and spewed some really racist stuff on little Teddy.  

Senate Minority leader Mich (Who Does Nothing but Bitch) McConnell is still claiming that Obamacare is not working and is a catastrophic failure should check with some of the people from his state of Kentucky before shooting off his mouth.  Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear made a trip to Washington D.C. and told congress that it is working in Kentucky and the people think it is great.  He went on to say that it will generate over $15 billion dollars for Kentucky’s economy and create 17,000 new jobs.




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