LOL Strong women scare the pants off the right wing children. You guys are too funny, you blame Pelosi for the mid-term elections when so few voted. If you want to blame anyone check a mirror and check the power corporate money has on politics in America today. Recently that useless Speaker, Bonehead, was put in his place by Nancy, and you wingnuts don't worry, mommy will protect you. Seems some women comfort you huh?
"So Leader Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) office has been putting out fact sheets on the Boehner jobs bills, and lo and behold, it’s true. They aren’t jobs bills, which is sort of a duh moment because if Republicans wanted jobs they would have passed President Obama’s fully paid for American Jobs Act after making adjustments to it."
"...Ideology makes men fight for their servitude as stubbornly as though it were their salvation." Deleuze / Guattari
Repost: Americans puzzle over their low wages, they wonder at the inequality of our now economic third world nation as they vote in the very people who are the corporate tools. Most of these tools are republicans and so called conservatives. Until liberals, democrats, leftists, and freedom loving folk learn people are not rational and that those who have the best slogans win - Idiots will always win if their message is simple enough. Look only at Joni Ernst as an example, she may make Michelle Bachmann look reasonable. Seems simple but the democrats and progressives don't get it. Say taxes, welfare, dog whistles, UN-American, socialism and voila instant vote. The puppet ideology of the right wins. Of course the history of republican rule is a failure, but does any American know any history? As I've asked many times has any republican conservative done anything for all Americans, of course not. Is it any wonder the red states depend more on government and rank so low in education? And on a more personal level I laugh today as republicans and conservatives in my age category worry about social security and medicare, not that they are funded, but that they can benefit from these liberal policies.
"Before 1950 the political designation of “conservative” was disavowed, if not altogether disliked, by most Americans, including Republicans. Yet very soon after, and for the first time in American history, ideological “conservatism” became a more than acceptable political designation. By the 1980s, more Americans called themselves “conservatives” than “liberals.” Much of this was ambiguous, since many Americans were not truly conservative at all, except for their opposition to liberals." John Lukacs 'American Nationalism'
