bastardous 'pukes.

convicting, and punishing a Congressperson who participated in insurrection?

Backed up with some Constitutional Attorneys.

fuck up. ONLY, Obama is driving the effort to do just that.

As Jimmy Carter recently & so aptly stated, this is no longer a functioning democracy.

This fucking dog & pony show is shock doctrine at its best.

Now, forgive my interruption, continue on.
And while we rant and rave about the GOP folly, let's not forget our own party's drive to once again dismiss rule of law for the
highest of the elites, and the other drive for TPP. The whole point is to distract the masses for yet more nails in the coffin.

There's nothing to be proud of, here. EVERYTHING is fucked & so it goes, the craziness of cheering from either side is beyond
ridiculous at this point, but what do I know?

This game is so rigged & broken.
When the dust settles, I suspect admiration will be at the forefront of another 3D chess game, whilst behind the curtain the mighty and powerful Oz is merely a man who has dropped crumbs from the cake being handed to the overlords.

It is imperative that we keep this solution set in front of everyone to see how we might remedy this nightmare.

that desperately needs a solution. They are willing to let the United States government burn all around them, to get their way. That has to stop, and some people need to be charged with something, or even sued perhaps.

simply repealing or amending a bill, which Congress could do with regard to the ACA, and extorting the repealing or amending of a bill with a threat to destroy or bring to an utter standstill the government.

Democrats like me do not like a lot of the bills passed during the Bush era. The immunity bill related to FISA and surveillance by electronic communications companies is one. Another is that provision in the bankruptcy bill that makes it virtually impossible to declare bankruptcy on education loans.

There are many others. Some of the tax breaks for the 1% come to mind. But when we had the majority in the House after the Bush years, House Democrats did not try to bring the government to a halt to obtain changes in those laws. There are democratic procedures for changing laws.

The Republicans tried those procedures. They didn't work because they didn't have the votes in the Senate. Now the Republicans are trying to bully the Senate and the president into doing away with the ACA. Of course we Democrats cannot give in to that. What next if we did?

But the important thing is that you don't use the budget process to try to bludgeon the Senate and the President into changing or eliminating a bill. That is simply not right.