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"If The Democrats Can Grow A Backbone..."
Jon used that phrase in the comments section of the last post, and yes, I am taking him waaay out of context, but it prompted me to think of the gelatinous mass above. Welcome to my mental image of the Democratic Party. There are still a few useful parts...I think the fang hanging on the right side of its mouth is Russ Feingold, the vestigial flippers are Kucinich and Leahy, Waxman is maybe the nose.
Update: Why yes, failure is their preferred option: Senate panel rejects gov't-run insurance plan
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"We have met the enemy, and they is us" -- Pogo
*sigh*
Pretty much sums up my opinion of them right now.
Jon--
always wondered where that phrase came from.
Bee--
yes...having given the legal household maximum to the Obama campaign, and contributions to various progressive politicians, it's a disgusting day. Not an unexpected one, and things have to get worse before they get better. The problem is with the "how much" part of worse.
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