Glad the people of South Carolina can finally show the nation how to reject federal funds.

[Sallow]

 

[PaintMyHouse]

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Oh I'm sure they are men of their word, not.

 

[SwimExpert]

They are hypocrites of the highest order, and absolutely shameful human beings for having wanted to deprive disaster relief to the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Nevertheless, disaster relief should not be hindered to South Carolina today on account of the foolishness of these six people.

 

[Sallow]

They are hypocrites of the highest order, and absolutely shameful human beings for having wanted to deprive disaster relief to the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Nevertheless, disaster relief should not be hindered to South Carolina today on account of the foolishness of these six people.

In this case, maybe it should.

The people of South Carolina sent those dipshits to the Congress.

Let them wade in their own folly.

 

[mdk]

People that play partisan politics with disaster relief funds are despicable. This is one of those times where the federal government is supposed to step in and offer help as much as possible.

 

[mdk]

They are hypocrites of the highest order, and absolutely shameful human beings for having wanted to deprive disaster relief to the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Nevertheless, disaster relief should not be hindered to South Carolina today on account of the foolishness of these six people.

In this case, maybe it should.

The people of South Carolina sent those dipshits to the Congress.

Let them wade in their own folly.

Oh, stop it!

 

[g5000]

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Here's the Senate vote on the Hurricane Sandy Relief Bill: U.S. Senate: Roll Call Vote

Scott and Graham did indeed both vote against it.

Here's the House vote: http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2013/roll023.xml

Duncan, Wilson, Gowdy, and Mulvaney did all indeed vote against it.

 

[g5000]

They are hypocrites of the highest order, and absolutely shameful human beings for having wanted to deprive disaster relief to the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Nevertheless, disaster relief should not be hindered to South Carolina today on account of the foolishness of these six people.

In this case, maybe it should.

The people of South Carolina sent those dipshits to the Congress.

Let them wade in their own folly.

Oh, stop it!

Nope. It's time the people of South Carolina were made to walk the walk.

That is one seriously fucked up state.

 

[Rotagilla]

hyperpartisan shills are always myopic...THEIR party and THEIR politicians are always "better" than the "other" one.

dupes and useful idiots....it's all political theater and controlled opposition and they just suck it up...meanwhile corrupt politicians snicker together over their martinis at how stupid and malleable the electorate is...

 

[g5000]

After Past Opposition, S.C. Delegation Now Seeks Flood Aid

 

[SwimExpert]

The people of South Carolina sent those dipshits to the Congress.

Let them wade in their own folly.

So, does that mean that you sent Bush to the White House? Are you responsible for the invasion of Iraq?

In any event, it doesn't matter. Stop being fucking petty. You've reduced yourself to the same level as the people you're here to hate.

 

[g5000]

The people of South Carolina sent those dipshits to the Congress.

Let them wade in their own folly.

So, does that mean that you sent Bush to the White House? Are you responsible for the invasion of Iraq?

In any event, it doesn't matter. Stop being fucking petty. You've reduced yourself to the same level as the people you're here to hate.

Hypocrites should be made to walk the walk.

It was their nay vote on Sandy relief that was petty.

I keep warning the dipshits around here that sooner or later their benchmarks will snap back in their own faces.

We just heard a very loud crack across the entire South Carolina delegation's faces. They should get a big "FUCK YOU" from the rest of Congress.

They won't learn to keep their goddam hypocritical yaps shut otherwise.

 

[Sallow]

The people of South Carolina sent those dipshits to the Congress.

Let them wade in their own folly.

So, does that mean that you sent Bush to the White House? Are you responsible for the invasion of Iraq?

In any event, it doesn't matter. Stop being fucking petty. You've reduced yourself to the same level as the people you're here to hate.

Not sure if you checked but the folks from those states sent politicians that voted AGAINST helping folks in my state.

Sandy was a very big deal. I spent a few days hauling supplies around in my Cooper to people who were up shit's creek.

Before that? I spent time helping to relocate people from Louisiana and Mississippi into NYC because they needed shelter from the effects of Katrina.

Sick and tired of folks trying to starve the government when it's "other people" in need but when they are screwed the hat goes into the hand.

 

[mdk]

They are hypocrites of the highest order, and absolutely shameful human beings for having wanted to deprive disaster relief to the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Nevertheless, disaster relief should not be hindered to South Carolina today on account of the foolishness of these six people.

In this case, maybe it should.

The people of South Carolina sent those dipshits to the Congress.

Let them wade in their own folly.

Oh, stop it!

Nope. It's time the people of South Carolina were made to walk the walk.

That is one seriously fucked up state.

No, it isn't time for the people of SC to 'walk the walk'. I am not going to forsake the people of South Carolina b/c the two parties are playing childish partisan politics with their relief.

 

[g5000]

They are hypocrites of the highest order, and absolutely shameful human beings for having wanted to deprive disaster relief to the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Nevertheless, disaster relief should not be hindered to South Carolina today on account of the foolishness of these six people.

In this case, maybe it should.

The people of South Carolina sent those dipshits to the Congress.

Let them wade in their own folly.

Oh, stop it!

Nope. It's time the people of South Carolina were made to walk the walk.

That is one seriously fucked up state.

No, it isn't time for the people of SC to 'walk the walk'. I am not going to forsake the people of South Carolina b/c the two parties are playing childish partisan politics with their relief.

It's time for South Carolina to learn the meaning of "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you".

They elected these cretins.

No money for you!

 

[ClosedCaption]

Thats the GOP for ya. They want to deny others and when it happens to them suddenly they develop empathy and understanding...

Just kidding, they still dont give a shit about anyone else, THEY just want help.

Think....like Stephanie, who is against the Government but you couldnt pry that welfare out of her hands if you used a crowbar

 

[Rotagilla]

obama voted against aid to katrina victims...

you guys have selective memories...if it's "YOUR" party they're golden...LMAO..

 

[bedowin62]

Progressives like the OP are just morons. The Right believes the government exists for the basic needs of the protection of the people; disaster relief would fall under that category.
that doesnt make the Right a bunch of hypocrites to accept federal money for a disaster

libs are just losers who lie to themselves. they cant exist if they cant make false narrative arguments.

 

[SwimExpert]

Hypocrites should be made to walk the walk.

That is not an unreasonable position. But there are innocent people that would be caught in the mix. And that is what makes it petty to withhold relief from South Carolina.

 

[Sallow]

obama voted against aid to katrina victims...

you guys have selective memories...if it's "YOUR" party they're golden...LMAO..

Bull.


Bolling Falsely Accuses Obama Of Voting Against Katrina Relief Funds

While Obama voted against the 2007 supplemental spending bill Eric Bolling is referring to, he voted for the other version of the supplemental bill that included both a timetable for U.S. troop withdrawal from Iraq and a waiver for the Stafford Act that would provide relief to New Orleans.

In fact, Obama was a strong, consistent proponent of waiving the Stafford Act for Katrina recovery. According to the New Orleans Times-Picayune (accessed via Nexis), Obama had called for unrestricted relief funding in January of 2007: