Oh Whine, Whine, Whine.
Texas Republicans are whining again! that they are sitting at the back of the convention hall at the Republican National Convention.
Look, Republicans may be dumber than bean dip but even they know that you hide the crazy old uncle in attic when people come to visit.
Texas Democrats are housed closer to the convention site – and it’s at a water park even! – than the Texas Republicans are. Plus, we don’t whine. We are just dandy proud to be there. Seriously, we were kinda afraid people might think crazy is contagious in Texas and not even invite us.
And that, my friends, is the difference between Democrats and Republicans – the damn whining. The feelings of entitlement and superiority. But mostly the whining.
Should we offer the GOP/Tea Party some cheese to go with their whine?
1Off topic, but has anyone else wondered why Isaac is the first hurricane in thirty years whose path hasn’t been blamed on the wrath of God?
2Jimbo–because it’s already been blamed on the librul weather service?
3Limbaugh says the weather is an Obama plot to disrupt the repubs.
4Best description I heard today on the convention, – a commenter called it the ‘Birther Ball’
I think I would add that it comes with 2 anchor babies, Rubi and Jindal.
Also Jindal is a hindu and who knows what Rubio is this week, he has been everything, even a mormon for awhile so he is just up Mitt’s alley.
So the GOP party that wants to run the economy and foreign policy can’t figure out that planning a convention on the Florida coast in the middle of hurricane season might have some drawbacks? And to top it off the convention venue is located across a causeway with a propensity to flood? The Super Bowl in Tampa was a disaster so why should the convention be any different?
Pat Robertson, I’m waiting on your pronouncement on this hurricane. Probably the fault of Log Cabin Republicans.
BTW, there will be lots of sex at both conventions. The difference is Democrats won’t have to pay for most of theirs.
5Well, you always gotta watch the folks settin’ at the back, bein’ kind of quiet. I will never forget a meeting I went to with a guest participant who just kind of sat and listened. The rest of us had plenty to say that we wanted to tell the Texas Legislature. When we all had our say, the mystery guest stood up and informed us that he was a state rep (or something like that) and was going to give HIS version at the Legislature, nemmine what we had to say. True representation. Take your opinions to the Lege yourself is what I say. Show up. And thanks for the tip-off re: the weather. You’d think somebody woulda thunk that one through before dragging all the folks into hurricane season.
6Did the devil make ’em do it?
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