Pants on fire
By Capt. Fogg
Newt Gingrich
Really, Newt? Are you really a history professor? Do you really think we're that stupid?
It's getting hard to tolerate the stench coming out of the pre-primary Republican cesspool; from presidential candidates getting government funds -- our tax dollars -- to teaching people how to pray away the gay and advocating the use of federal might to stamp out all forms of pornography frowned on by their frowning religion and to legislate and limit and punish our personal relationships -- while griping about too much government interference and too much spending and too much social engineering. It's getting damned hard to tolerate morally, mentally, and ethically bankrupt creeps like Newt Gingrich, who is quite happy to feed the malignant idiocy now consuming the remnants of our Republic by telling us that our constitution does not "mention" much less provide for a Supreme Court, Article III of the Constitution notwithstanding.
lies the moral multimillionaire elitist with the million dollar line of credit at the jewelry store and a string of illicit mistresses and abused ex-wives. That's profoundly un-American and profoundly wrong and profoundly Republican. But of course anyone who thinks the highest court is an extra-legal ad hoc assembly of five self-appointed members foisted on the public by "elitists" and with no constitutional authority can hardly be considered an elitist of any kind unless there's a ranking of candidates according to their ignorance and mendacity and greed. Perhaps Newt just forgot that the Supreme Court justices are approved by Congress or perhaps he's just a lying tub of septic scum who thinks he's entitled by birth and party affiliation to feast on the corpse of America.
You can fool some of the people all of the time: you can fool a lot of them in fact. They're called Republicans. They're called perverts, they're called liars, thieves, embezzlers and saboteurs.
(Cross-posted from Human Voices.)
The judicial power of the United States, shall be vested in one Supreme Court, and in such inferior courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish.
There is no Supreme Court in the American Constitution.
Newt Gingrich
Really, Newt? Are you really a history professor? Do you really think we're that stupid?
It's getting hard to tolerate the stench coming out of the pre-primary Republican cesspool; from presidential candidates getting government funds -- our tax dollars -- to teaching people how to pray away the gay and advocating the use of federal might to stamp out all forms of pornography frowned on by their frowning religion and to legislate and limit and punish our personal relationships -- while griping about too much government interference and too much spending and too much social engineering. It's getting damned hard to tolerate morally, mentally, and ethically bankrupt creeps like Newt Gingrich, who is quite happy to feed the malignant idiocy now consuming the remnants of our Republic by telling us that our constitution does not "mention" much less provide for a Supreme Court, Article III of the Constitution notwithstanding.
We now have this entire national elite that wants us to believe that any five lawyers are a Constitutional convention. That is profoundly un-American and profoundly wrong,
lies the moral multimillionaire elitist with the million dollar line of credit at the jewelry store and a string of illicit mistresses and abused ex-wives. That's profoundly un-American and profoundly wrong and profoundly Republican. But of course anyone who thinks the highest court is an extra-legal ad hoc assembly of five self-appointed members foisted on the public by "elitists" and with no constitutional authority can hardly be considered an elitist of any kind unless there's a ranking of candidates according to their ignorance and mendacity and greed. Perhaps Newt just forgot that the Supreme Court justices are approved by Congress or perhaps he's just a lying tub of septic scum who thinks he's entitled by birth and party affiliation to feast on the corpse of America.
You can fool some of the people all of the time: you can fool a lot of them in fact. They're called Republicans. They're called perverts, they're called liars, thieves, embezzlers and saboteurs.
(Cross-posted from Human Voices.)
Labels: 2012 election, Newt Gingrich, Republicans, U.S. Constitution, U.S. Supreme Court
1 Comments:
Would Mr. Gingrich claim that the five lawyers who ruled in the majority on Citizens United v. FEC wre a Constitutional convention? In the absence of a Supreme Court, by what means would we establish that laws were unconstitutional?
By Colin Day, at 11:26 PM
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