Oh the Tangled Web Republicans Weave

Mar 18, 2010 09:51

Republicans are flaming about a House of Representatives parliamentary process called 'deem and pass', claiming it is unconstitutional (and that the world will end if it is used, but I digress).  They say it violates the clause on the Constitution that says that bills because law if and only of they are passed by both Houses of Congress (and signed ( Read more... )

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schmengie March 18 2010, 17:06:20 UTC
You may want to talk the Cardinal Chris Matthews, he is off the papal reservation as is Mother Jones and many other usual members of the College of Cardinals

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prock March 18 2010, 17:34:43 UTC
I don't even know what this means.

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schmengie March 18 2010, 18:03:02 UTC
sigh..i was just being prockpithylike

ok...
Liberalism is a religion, Chris Matthews is a Cardinal in that Church of Liberalism. He is obviously not following JPs view since last night he blasted deem and pass. Mother Jones is another bastion of liberalism and I posted a column from there earlier where they also blast deem and pass

The college of Cardinals is in the Vatican and they advise on all matters of faith

To quote a long gone RGPer, OK?

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prock March 18 2010, 18:37:26 UTC
Liberalism is a religion

I got that part of it. But since I know little of religion maybe that's my problem.

Chris Matthews is a Cardinal in that Church of Liberalism.

I don't really get that. IIRC, Cardinals oversee some larger group of clerics. They are like upper level middle managers, or something. I could see Howard Dean being a Cardinal. Mathews is just a blowhard. I'd think he's be more like a pastor or a priest. Drawing religious analogies to politics just confuses me I guess.

WRT Mother Jones, does anybody read that?

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