Hey, We May Have Kesha Rogers But They Have This Woman
The Republican Party in Illinois have a woman who won their primary named Susanne Atanus who wants to be a congressperson.
To say that she’s wacky is to give wacky a good reputation.
“God controls the weather. God is angry. We are provoking him with abortions and same-sex marriage and civil unions,” she continued. “Same-sex activity is going to increase AIDS. If it’s in our military, it will weaken our military. We need to respect God.”
She told another source …
“Everybody knows that God controls weather,” she told the news site in January. “God is super angry,” she added.
There is a picture of Ms. Atanus. I do not know what she did to piss off God.
Thanks to everybody for the heads up.
The face of conservatism in America.. ugly, ignorant and that of a failed citizen.
1It looks like she parted her bicolored hair with a shovel.
2Dear goddess, no. Just no. It should be a sin to cross a Presa Canario with an English bulldog.
3Again, her perspective (I’m trying to be polite here) on God will not win friends and influence people in a positive fashion (to vote for her). The god she is trumpeting sounds like a serial killer. With bolts of lightening and funnel clouds. Aimed willy-nilly at everybody, old, young, sick, hearty, pregnant, and whatever. Bet she wonders why her message just does not go over like she hopes. Well, Suzanne, honey, it’s like this. Go to the sentence above that starts “the god” . . . . . .
4I think we’ve found Rebecca Mansour’s long lost sister.
5Spoke?
6I wonder whether they still sing “Jesus Loves Me” in her church Sunday School. . . .
7How does she pronounce her last name? I know how I would.
8She looks and sounds like someone hit her on the head with an axe. I read somewhere that the Illinois Repuke party did not support her; I can’t imagine why not.
9Now if she had been a young, slender, cute, blonde girl, like Minnesota’s Carly Melin, would they have balked at what she said? Looking at the women they support (Michelle Bachman, Sarah Palin, etc.) they really don’t pay much attention to the idiocy those women spout…they like their electable looks. This woman…well, it’s really not fair to be a feminist and then judge women by their looks, but I am reminded of Abe Lincoln’s comment when told he shouldn’t judge a man by his face. Once a man’s forty, he’s said to have said, he’s responsible for his face. Everything about that woman’s face and clothing shouts bigotry, rigidity, disrespect for everyone who disagrees.
10For the past 65 years, this district has elected Democrats to Congress, usually Jewish, usually Sidney Yates, except when he needed a seat-warmer when he ran for the Senate and they tapped a former Catholic League boy, who was duly promoted to the Circuit Court shortly thereafter.
Jan Schakowsky has nothing to fear from A Tuna.
Incidentally, her imflammatory comments were made to the Daily Herald, a fine, fine journalistic organization which coincidentally endorsed me the last time I ran for office.
11I know exactly what God doesn’t do. What does he/she do for mankind?
12The grandmother from hell.
13I know Thelma works wonders when someone sits in her chair at the WMDBS, but I fear this one is beyond help.
14Thelma is a cosmetologist, not a cosmic exorcist.
15Cindy R.: I think it’s pronounced just as you see it. At Wonkette, they spelled her name like this: @anus. (tee hee)
16That was my old district which was highly Republican-ized during the time I lived in it.
17The staff call her Uranus.
18My guess is she angered God by wasting fossil fuels – the punishment will be global warming.
Didn’t God say the next time the world was depopulated would be by fire? Last I heard, fire makes things warmer…
19Yeah, and maybe she left the hose running all winter and the lights on while she went campaigning. Doesn’t she know that God has rules (also called physics) that can’t be broken without consequences? I’m glad I’m in Austin and not her neighborhood.
20are you sure that’s a woman?
21She looks like she has about an inch of forehead.
22Looks like certain people you see running around offering intestinal tracts disguised as religious tracts.
23Come on now people. You have to admit the earrings add just the right softening touch.
24Both Republican candidates in this district were so bad this time that even the Chicago Tribune wouldn’t endorse either of them. Here’s what the paper said on Feb. 28:
Two years ago, we were encouraged to see a strong Republican candidate in the new and slightly less blue 9th Congressional District. Tim Wolfe, of Arlington Heights, provided some valuable counter-programming to Rep. Jan Schakowsky, of Evanston, who nonetheless coasted to victory. Neither Republican running this time looks like a viable challenger. Susanne Atanus, of Niles, says autism, subzero winters and downstate tornadoes are God’s wrath unleashed over abortion and same-sex marriage. Her economic plan — “positive daily returns” — calls for companies to distribute profits to shareholders at the end of every day, thereby stimulating spending. Chicagoan David Earl Williams III, a Navy veteran, identifies himself as a model/promoter/novelist/logistic specialist. He acknowledges that a judge in Washington D.C. recently issued a civil order of protection against him, based on a complaint by a former girlfriend. Williams says the complaint is baseless. No endorsement.
25She looks like Gertrude Stein, the famous avant-garde writer and lesbian from the 1920″s.
26Her appearance isn’t germane to her potential for statesmanship.
That said, on that night in my late teens near Yongsang when Jack Daniels attempted to have me killed…. well she resembles the executioner who threatened me. Just sayin’.
27She obviously needs help with her thyroid. I suspect she’s been drinking w-a-y too much fluoridated water, and eating w-a-y too much brominated bread.
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