“Guess what? We have furries and fuzzies in classrooms,” Bolduc told the crowd. “They lick themselves, they’re cats. When they don’t like something, they hiss – people walk down the hallway and jump out,” he said, as a hissing sound could be heard.
“And get this, get this,” he continued. “They’re putting litter boxes, right? Litter boxes for that. … These are the same people that are concerned about spreading germs. Yet they let children lick themselves and then touch everything. And they’re starting to lick each other.”
“I wish I was making it up,” concluded Bolduc. “I honestly wish it was a ‘Saturday Night Live’ skit.”
It's insanity. If you have no winning electoral agenda, just make stuff up from whole cloth.Glad to see the GOP finally recognize the pressing issues of our time in the run-up to the midterms.
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It’s like the two sides aren’t even on the same plane of existence anymore.It's insanity. If you have no winning electoral agenda, just make stuff up from whole cloth.
It's like dozens of candidates are Todd Akin 2.0, except that they're largely getting away with it ten years later.
Does seem a rather long way from Gephardt, Kennedy, Michel and Dole. The short version of the history from there is that Gingrich won.U.S. politics at an all time low point in terms of looking around for any politician with genuine gravitas and a brain.
Always had some serious hitters in both the Senate and Congress, right now just seems to be a collection of meh
I think it's symptomatic of modern politics (least in the western world) just across the board doesn't seem anyone I look at and think they have anything too them of substance,Does seem a rather long way from Gephardt, Kennedy, Michel and Dole. The short version of the history from there is that Gingrich won.
I suppose that my point was that we very quickly went from horse-traders with principles to a world where horse-trading is viewed as a loser move. I would trace that shift to Gingrich, Armey, DeLay and DeLay's opposite number in Pelosi. Fundraising quickly started trumping substance, and that model was mirrored all over the West.I think it's symptomatic of modern politics (least in the western world) just across the board doesn't seem anyone I look at and think they have anything too them of substance,
Not sure exactly why although have a strong feeking it's down to WEF influence pushing the ability to look nice and do the WEF line politically above any other regard.
Weird I long for the days of a Kennedy, Merkel, Shirac etc hell even Reagan or Thatcher much as I despised each, both at least has forceful opinions and backbone to them.
Only the two Irish emps I've seen recently who seem to actually say what they believe in, well Gabbard does too but her reasons for doing so i wouldn't exactly call honest
Meh is overly generousU.S. politics at an all time low point in terms of looking around for any politician with genuine gravitas and a brain.
Always had some serious hitters in both the Senate and Congress, right now just seems to be a collection of meh
I think big part of that can also be traced to the almost total fusing of the Republican Party and the Evangelical Church. It’s much easier to get a person to horse-trade when they don’t view their political positions as being divinely inspired.I suppose that my point was that we very quickly went from horse-traders with principles to a world where horse-trading is viewed as a loser move. I would trace that shift to Gingrich, Armey, DeLay and DeLay's opposite number in Pelosi. Fundraising quickly started trumping substance, and that model was mirrored all over the West.
Bipartisanship is dead across all issue areas, and a zero-sum thought process has replaced the possibility of cooperative gains as the meaningful time horizon has been shortened by the twenty-four hour news cycle.
We've passed so many points of 'this must be it, surely this is the wake up call' that i think there's a general feeling that anything can happen now.I think big part of that can also be traced to the almost total fusing of the Republican Party and the Evangelical Church. It’s much easier to get a person to horse-trade when they don’t view their political positions as being divinely inspired.
I think it's easy to point the finger at politicians. And perhaps that is where the blame lies.U.S. politics at an all time low point in terms of looking around for any politician with genuine gravitas and a brain.
Always had some serious hitters in both the Senate and Congress, right now just seems to be a collection of meh
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