Here are the results of our Republican Intentions Poll. They are not statistically valid, because the readers of Politics Plus are not a demographically balanced population. However, in this case, I think they are quite correct.
And here are your comments.
Posted by SoINeedAName on February 9, 2013 at 8:17 pm.
I think your category of
"Just An Act"
is WAYYYYY too kind.
Repubicans are card-carrying, dyed-in-the-wool, come-to-Jeebus MISOGYNISTS.
Posted by Smarter Than A Democrate on February 7, 2013 at 9:31 am.
Obama is the biggest terrorist threat this country faces and anybody who thinks differently has already fallen victim to his ploys and agenda!
Posted by Rob in reply to Smarter Than A Democrate on February 7, 2013 at 11:44 am.
and by the way, "Smarter" — you’re not smart enough to know how to spell "Democrat."
Posted by Rob in reply to Smarter Than A Democrate on February 7, 2013 at 11:43 am.
Yeah, that’s it, alright.
Posted by Angelica in reply to Smarter Than A Democrate on February 7, 2013 at 9:43 am.
Can you possibly be serious? What on earth is a Democrate? Is it a crate for performing demos in?
Posted by Rixar13 on February 5, 2013 at 9:42 am.
Just an Act –
Posted by Angelica on February 5, 2013 at 8:32 am.
You don’t develop the viewpoints of the GOP if you are a normal, mentally healthy person. Happy, fulfilled people do not want to crush their neighbors economically and interfere in the most important decision-making of their private lives. Happy, fulfilled people live and let live. Therefore, I say that this new posturing is exactly that – posturing. These GOP supporters are often unbalanced. Give them a little power and watch them become overt fascists, which is what we have been seeing for the last several years. I hope that political party NEVER comes back.
Posted by Patty on February 2, 2013 at 3:48 pm.
Everything they profess to believe now is just a ploy to get votes. I wouldn’t trust any of them in the least bit.
Posted by Lynn Squance on February 2, 2013 at 2:37 pm.
With Boehner pledging to commit the Republican/Teabaggers to doing everything they can to protect the sanctity of life, they are showing again their wanton disregard for women.
Where is the concern for ‘sanctity of life’ when:
1) food stamps are cut back such that families and children go hungry?
2) affordable medical insurance is not available to every US citizen?
3) children go to school only to be shot and killed because weapons are too readily available and there is no gun control?
4) big banks use predatory lending and mortgage practices which put families on the street?
How are they more reasonable when they don’t renew, uncategorically, the VAWA?
How are they more reasonable when they they encourage the extreme right in their xenophobic and isolationist beliefs?
Boehner, and the Republican/Teabaggers are the same old south end of the elephant going north.
They are still demonstrating that they haven’t learned a thing! And what happened to their previous mantra "Jobs, Jobs, Jobs"? Too old and hackneyed? The current Republican/Teabaggers will be known as the Elephant Slayers because they are taking the Republican party into oblivion with their policies!
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My vote is just as obvious as Republican intentions. Special thanks are due Smarter Than A Democrate for being such a wonderful example of Republican intellect.
The new poll is a ‘check all that apply’ poll, so choose all the answers you want.
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D) used her debut on the Senate Banking Committee to question financial regulators about the lack of accountability for Wall Street banks’ role in the financial crisis, challenging them to name the last time a Wall Street bank was taken to trial over allegations of fraud and other crimes instead of being allowed to settle out of court. 
The White House has said that President Barack Obama "stands strongly behind" Senator Chuck Hagel as his nominee for Defense Secretary despite a move by the Republicans for a full-scale filibuster of his nomination.
After glossing over state Republicans’ role in exacerbating long lines at the ballot box, three Fox hosts mocked the hours-long wait and multiple trips a 102-year-old woman endured in order to cast her vote in 2012.
