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Tag: Toast.By JGillman, Section News
Had a larger piece working to give a wrap up, but all things considered, It may not happen today or even tomorrow.
In the mean time.. First off, I don't believe that you could write the stuff that is going on in Wisconsin. In the same way Benny hill ended his PBS shows several years ago, it seems the Democrats have resigned themselves to the Yakkity Sax exit from responsibility. Tea partiers chasing them around catching them and then they go and hide elsewhere. The responsibility to VOTE is apparently required by law, yet there they are throwing a tantrum and taking their marbles for a trip home via the Holiday Inn. (or whatever hotel chain holds a bus load of delinquent legislators. I would like to offer a toast to our neighboring Wisconsin's governor, for his courage to demonstrate the universality of weaselness shared by the lefty weasels in the Democrat Party. All he has done is shine a light on the true nature of progressivism, and its failure to face responsibility ANYWHERE. Cheers Gentlemen! (and Ladies) I will drink a particularly tall celebratory drink to the expected future political successes of Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin. Carry on. (12 comments) Comments >> |
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