All But One Support ‘Cut and Run’ In The House
Only one–just one–of our U.S. Representatives voted reject a timetable for pulling U.S. forces out of Iraq, and correctly identifies the Iraq war as part of the global fight against terrorism and praise American troops.
Just one.
Thank you, Representative Stephen Lynch (D-9th).
To the rest of you, John W. Olver (D-1st), Richard E. Neal (D-2nd), James P. McGovern (D-3rd), Barney Frank (D-4th), Martin T. Meehan (D-5th), John F. Tierney (D-6th), Edward J. Markey (D-7th), Michael E. Capuano (D-8th), and William D. Delahunt (D-10th): Go screw.
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Aaron Margolis is a life long resident of the Bay State, and works at an architectural firm north of Boston. Aaron has a Master of Architecture Degree from Boston Architectural College and is currently in the process of becoming of a Registered Architect.
Aaron – Yes!!!
HaHa…….What a motley crew…! Lets not forget our Senate– Uncle Teddy and Coin Toss Kerry.
A nice group photo, throw in Cindy Sheehan and Mikey Moore and you have poster children for the “Liberalism is not an ideology it’s a mental illness”
Isn’t it wonderful we are so blessed with most of the moonbats in OUR state??…
The sickness of our congressional delegation is just appalling. One day, when the history of this period is written, they will be on the wrong side of an epic campaign to ensure the survival of Western civilization by liberating the broader Middle East from the despotic terror-masters.
Colby- politics isn’t like a video game or a book. There is no epic conquest or dramatic battle between good and evil.
Romablog – you’re right. It’s just hard, neverending work.
Bravo Lynch!
Romablog and Peter, lets not chastise colby too much. He might be a tad “deep” in his assessment, but he’s not too far off when referring to “The sickness of our congressional delegation is just appalling.” and “survival of Western civilization”
The (battle) might not be as dramatic or simple as “good vs evil” but the “hard never ending work” is for a way of life we believe in, which is in stark contrast with others such as our wonderful congressional delegation.
Either way, we should not nit pick with analogies, just work with the same efforts toward success of our views.
Just my opinion guys……no offense