"We're damned if we do, damned if we don't," weeps republican spokesman "Whitey" McWhitersons.
Sonia Sotomayor's success at her Supreme Court confirmation hearing has some Republicans in a tight spot, with conservative senators forced to weigh the political calculus of voting on the court's first beaner, who also is the first liberal nominee in 15 years.
The underlying politics are dicey for Republicans. They must be careful to keep faith with their bigoted constituents like the Sons of the Confederacy, the Rushbots, and the National Rifle Association who oppose her, yet avoid offending the Hispanic voters who represent the fastest-growing segment of the electorate.
The underlying politics are dicey for Republicans. They must be careful to keep faith with their bigoted constituents like the Sons of the Confederacy, the Rushbots, and the National Rifle Association who oppose her, yet avoid offending the Hispanic voters who represent the fastest-growing segment of the electorate.
Attn: scanning electron microscope needed to detect the violin playing for poor, suffering rethuglicans...
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It's audacity that's comparable to a Hitler/Stalin/Pol-Pot/etc asking for sympathy because a hangnail was bothering them! For the Repukes to try to elicit sympathy for an outcome to a normal political process is absurd, especially after having CONSISTENTLY been an 'in-your-face/fuck-you' party the last 16+ yrs.
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