Thursday
Jun242010
The Stupidest Man In Politics Is At It Again
Thursday, June 24, 2010 at 3:15PM Representative Idiot Hank "The Island May... Capsize" Johnson is back. This time he claims the Congress must pass a a law in order to keep Republican from being elected. He really is the gift that keeps on giving!
T/C Breitbart.
Reader Comments (6)
What about the government "miscreant" (-somebody who does wrong: somebody who behaves in a dishonest, malicious, or otherwise contemptible way). At least he had that word correct, if not the group!
Pundit,
Lets have a swap between the state of Florida and the state of Georgia...You take Mr.
Hank Johnson and two pole and china pigs as a gife from us and we will take Alan
Grayson in return.. I just read where we have an opening at the Georgia institution for
the insane and Mr. Grayson will do just fine....If the coast of Florida ever show signs of
capsizing into the Gulf of Mexico you will have a man with experience at the helm in Mr.
Johnson... If we ever combined our football teams together, hell we could name our price....
Who will win the SEC,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama,Vol's .LSU or SC...
Actually it is the DISCLOSE act - a lame acronym for Democracy is Strengthened by Casting Light on Spending in Elections ... but it doesn't change the fact that the guy is still a stupid mess ...
1 SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE; TABLE OF CONTENTS.
2 (a) SHORT TITLE.—This Act may be cited as the
3 ‘‘Democracy is Strengthened by Casting Light on Spend4
ing in Elections Act’’ or the ‘‘DISCLOSE Act’’.
I stand corrected. If you look at the CSPAN graphics, it is referred to as Campaign Finance Disclosure. I went off of that and the utilization of proper english.
How on earth did this idiot get elected? If I was running against him and lost, you'd have to put me on suicide watch.
Funny, considering Goldman Sachs, since 1990, has always favored Democrats in their political donations. And 75% in 2008. Dems have received 64% of funds since the 1989 election cycle, mostly in the mid 60-percents, and it has never went below 55% for any election year since then. Barack Obama, their top recipient, received just $60,000 less than the top three Republican recipients combined.