Republican Party, Teabag Party and the Libertarian Party absolutely SUCK!

[The Troll]

                                         SEE THE TEABAGGER IN ACTION.

  To night on  MSNBC see the program "Rise of the New Right" 7:00 PM hosted by Chris Mathews.  It's all about the Tea Party and it's ideas.  It should be a really fun show.  Henry be sure to watch.

  Did anyone see this.  I did, I even Tivoed it.  Watched the crown scenes, in slow mo and pause.  Only seen two blacks and no tans.  One was talking to the crowd and the other who had been drinking the said he was afraid of the government and he wanted the government to be afraid of him.  More

  The whole crowd over 40 mostly senior citizens and all had taken long slow drinks of   I sure don't want this group of wacko's running my country.                

[Palehorse]

I seen and heard a scum sucking Texas republican start whining that the 20 billion dollar fund was a "shakedown" of BP by the government. I heard him "apologize" for it as if it were something to be ashamed of! What a jackass!

He seems to have the idea that the government has no authority to impose such demands upon BP. I wonder why he thinks that? 

[The Troll]

             AN OTHER GEM FROM THE MOUTH OF MICHELLE BACHMAN

  "If I was the head of BP, I would let the signal get out there, we're not going to be chumps, and fleeced : and they shouldn't be.  They shouldnt have to be fleeced and have to pay for perpetual unemployment and all of the rest-- They've got to be ligitimate clams."  Words spoken by Michelle Backman.

                                                              

[LOsborne]

He seems to have the idea that the government has no authority to impose such demands upon BP. I wonder why he thinks that? 

Check his stock portfolio. Betcha he owns shares of BP, and heard the "no dividend" announcement.

[me]

Check his stock portfolio. Betcha he owns shares of BP, and heard the "no dividend" announcement.

He does own shares in a Texas company that owns part of BP or something to that effect I heard tonight.  Once again the phone rang at a rather inconvenient time....

[Palehorse]

He does own shares in a Texas company that owns part of BP or something to that effect I heard tonight.  Once again the phone rang at a rather inconvenient time....

Check his stock portfolio. Betcha he owns shares of BP, and heard the "no dividend" announcement.

Hell, he is a senator from Texas. They ALL are in the oil industry's pocket in some way, shape or form, aren't they! 

[me]

Hell, he is a senator from Texas. They ALL are in the oil industry's pocket in some way, shape or form, aren't they! 

I would venture to guess the entire congress has stock in one oil company or another. 

[Palehorse]

I would venture to guess the entire congress has stock in one oil company or another.

In listening to them questioning the CEO of BP Today, you can certainly tell which ones are for certain! 

[me]

In listening to them questioning the CEO of BP Today, you can certainly tell which ones are for certain! 

You can tell the ones that have stock in BP maybe. 

[Palehorse]

He does own shares in a Texas company that owns part of BP or something to that effect I heard tonight.  Once again the phone rang at a rather inconvenient time....

Here's what transpired after he showed his ass this morning:


Washington (CNN) - Under fire for appearing to shield BP from criticism Thursday morning, Rep. Joe Barton was told by House GOP leaders later in the day to apologize "immediately" or lose his position as the senior Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, several Republican sources tell CNN.

House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, and House Minority Whip Eric Cantor, R-Virginia, delivered the pointed demand to Barton, a Texas congressman.

Related: Congressman: 'I am ashamed' of 'shakedown' of BP

"He was told apologize immediately or you will lose your position immediately," said a Republican leadership aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

The aide added, "Now that he's apologized, we'll see what happens going forward."

After making his controversial comments to BP CEO Tony Hayward, Barton apologized later in the hearing and then followed up with a stronger written statement

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/?fbid=qWQuFzQ04-P

Here's what you seen. It concerns the judge BP wants to hear the 200 lawsuits that have been filed thus far:

Houston, Texas (CNN) -- The judge that BP wants to hear an estimated 200 lawsuits over the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster gets tens of thousands of dollars a year in oil royalties and is paid travel expenses to industry conferences, financial disclosure forms show.
Lawyers who practice before U.S. District Judge Lynn Hughes say he's tough but fair, and a CNN review of his cases found he ruled in favor of oil companies only slightly more often than he ruled against them. But his connections to the industry have raised eyebrows at a time when BP is under fire for the worst oil spill in U.S. history. . .

http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/06/17/bp.judge.oil.ties/index.html?hpt=T1

[The Troll]

  Dick Armey, Teaparty Puppeteer said at Washington lunchenon, for canidates not to say that they are part of the Teaparty movement.  That the Teaparty rating are really dropping.

                                                Washington Post
                                              Tea Party Popularity

                                                 March    June
                               Favorable     41%     36%
                           Unfavorable      39%     50%

  Another thought, why is so many Republicans are named DICK.  Dick Armey, DicK Cheney and Dick Lugar.  Well, we know that all Republicans are Dicks.

                                      

[The Troll]

  Merry Christmas Democrats.   Santa brought you a gift.   Old BP Joe Barton Republican Senator from Texas brought you a present.

   With an apology to BP for that horrorable Obama to have the nerve to "Shake Down" a private corporation for the damage they did to the entire Southern coast of the United States of America.  Good job Mr. President.

  Just like I have said many many times, all the Republicans want to do is to protect the Super Rich, Predatory Capitalist Corporations.  Oil in the Gulf.

  The Troll   Thanks Joe,    

[The Troll]

  Merry Christmas Democrats.   Santa brought you a gift.   Old BP Joe Barton Republican Senator from Texas brought you a present.

   With an apology to BP for that horrorable Obama to have the nerve to "Shake Down" a private corporation for the damage they did to the entire Southern coast of the United States of America.  Good job Mr. President.

  Just like I have said many many times, all the Republicans want to do is to protect the Super Rich, Predatory Capitalist Corporations.  Oil in the Gulf.

  The Troll   Thanks Joe,    

  I just love is so when a Republican steps of his "Dick"!

[The Troll]

                                Another Dick Cheney Gem!

   Natural gas drilling has a new process called Hydraulic Fracturing, it causes the rock to fracture and released the natural gas in it free, so it can be gotten more easely.

  The natural gas injustry is exempted from the "Safe Drinking Water Act" by the Energy Policy Act, pushed through by Dick Cheney and the Energy Task Force in 2005. 

  Gas migrates into the water suppies and drinking water.  Documentary "Gasland" on HBO shows a man standing by his kitchen water faucet with the water running, holding a cigarette lighter burning the natural gas coming out of his faucet.  Good work "Dick".

 

[Palehorse]

Here's what transpired after he showed his ass this morning:


Washington (CNN) - Under fire for appearing to shield BP from criticism Thursday morning, Rep. Joe Barton was told by House GOP leaders later in the day to apologize "immediately" or lose his position as the senior Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, several Republican sources tell CNN.

House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, and House Minority Whip Eric Cantor, R-Virginia, delivered the pointed demand to Barton, a Texas congressman.

Related: Congressman: 'I am ashamed' of 'shakedown' of BP

"He was told apologize immediately or you will lose your position immediately," said a Republican leadership aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

The aide added, "Now that he's apologized, we'll see what happens going forward."

After making his controversial comments to BP CEO Tony Hayward, Barton apologized later in the hearing and then followed up with a stronger written statement

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/?fbid=qWQuFzQ04-P

Here's what you seen. It concerns the judge BP wants to hear the 200 lawsuits that have been filed thus far:

Houston, Texas (CNN) -- The judge that BP wants to hear an estimated 200 lawsuits over the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster gets tens of thousands of dollars a year in oil royalties and is paid travel expenses to industry conferences, financial disclosure forms show.
Lawyers who practice before U.S. District Judge Lynn Hughes say he's tough but fair, and a CNN review of his cases found he ruled in favor of oil companies only slightly more often than he ruled against them. But his connections to the industry have raised eyebrows at a time when BP is under fire for the worst oil spill in U.S. history. . .

http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/06/17/bp.judge.oil.ties/index.html?hpt=T1

And now that evil propagandist is biting the hands that feed him! 

(CNN) – Conservative talk-radio host Rush Limbaugh is taking aim at Republican leaders for rushing to demand Texas Rep. Joe Barton retract his controversial apology to BP CEO Tony Hayward during last week's congressional hearing.

On his radio show Monday, Limbaugh suggested the GOP leadership likely agrees with Barton's sentiments, but are driven by recent national polls which suggest the majority of Americans support President Barack Obama's push for BP to set aside $20 billion for future liability claims.

"It was a shakedown pure and simple," said Limbaugh, echoing the words for which Barton later apologized. "And somebody had the audacity to call it what it was and now everybody's running for the hills."

"All you have to do is look at the polling," Limbaugh continued. "We're talking about Republicans inside the beltway. All you have to do is look at the polling data and media coverage and find out what they are going to do."

Barton, the ranking Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, quickly faced fire from both the right and the left after apologizing to Hayward during the BP chairman's appearance before his committee Thursday. Hours later – amid threats he would lose his leadership post – Barton retracted the comments.

"Let's just slither away under the rock here," Limbaugh said, mocking the Republicans' approach to Barton. "We'll let Joe Barton get eaten by the Democrat lizards on this to protect ourselves. This is politics and this is the reason why true believers have such a problem with politics. It's just that simple and no more complicated than that."

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/?fbid=qWQuFzQ04-P

Quick Rush, call Queen Sara!