In the south, we used to put the crazy relatives in the attic.  The GOP isn’t so lucky.  They have to keep Louie Gohmert and Steve Stockman in the parlor.

A group of House Republicans has received a mysterious threat in recent weeks: an anonymous email that promises political retribution for those who vote yes to a debt-limit increase – sent to their closely guarded personal email addresses.

Because of the near-secret nature of lawmakers’ internal email addresses, the emails have raised more than a few eyebrows – and the possibility that one of their own was behind, or at least assisting in, the attacks.

I am not surprised.

Ted Cruz got to be the leader of the GOP … by criticizing the GOP.  Whoa, I’m getting dizzy.

When are Republicans going to realize that the only thing that keeps them off the terrorist list is a couple of bombs?

But upon further reflection, some elected lawmakers came to the conclusion that one of their own sent the screed, but no one takes it too seriously because the message was “probably” sent by “one of the crazy ones.”

And that’s the problem.  There’s so many of them.

Thanks to Barbara for the heads up and John for the graphic.