Jindal is not only “acting” stupid about the reality of evolution and climate change, he is also feigning ignorance of America’s ascension as the biggest coal, oil, and natural gas producers and exporters in the world.
Republicans have nearly brought the ability to govern to a grinding halt that they wear as a badge of honor as if the American people enjoy paying Republicans’ bloated salaries for rendering Congress’ ability to function useless.
Having created 0 job and cutting unemployment benefits, Boehner said, “we need more robust economic growth if we’re going to help the millions who remain unemployed get back on their feet.”
Something is wrong with this country that American citizens have become so timid that they sit idly by while Republicans assist the oil industry to have its way with Americans’ air, water, and health.
On Wednesday’s Morning Joe, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal was on for a 15-minute interview. Joe Scarborough found himself a new best friend.
A Republican John Boehner ally tries to justify why the Speaker can’t do his job by saying that even Jesus couldn’t lead this House of Republicans.
Republicans are once again threatening to hold the debt limit hostage in return for a ransom payment that is, beyond belief, the height of insanity. Or is it really a calculated move to put America on a course for an economic catastrophe?
On Saturday morning, Rep. Marlin Stutzman (R-IN) was chosen by the Republicans to make their weekly address. He claimed that Republicans have passed dozens of jobs bills.
Republicans claim they will offer a conservative policy to fight the war on poverty. They don’t have one right now, except to say NO to anything that the Democrats offer including extending UI.
The Chamber of Commerce president gave his state of American business address that was replete with propaganda that the economy is failing because President Obama is not following Reagan’s trickle-down economics.
House Republican leadership unveiled the new House work calendar and it shows that the House will only be in session for 97 days prior to Election Day and 112 days through the end of the year.
For this particular column, we asked several writers to give us their pick for the biggest loser in the House of Representatives in 2013.
“They don’t like the constitution, they don’t love this country, they don’t appreciate the greatness of America, they don’t think of this country the way I do”
The threat of a government shutdown and credit default Republicans promise are not about spending, debt and deficit, or even the ACA; it is about ending the nation’s representative democracy.
The GOP’s debt ceiling demands are a composite Ryan budget, Koch policy meeting demands,”and ALEC social policy reform package all rolled into one ransom note, and the people are the big losers.
The Labor Department said that weekly applications for unemployment insurance dropped to the fewest claims since October 2007.
Americans are having a difficult time understanding why Congress is taking a month-long recess when they have done absolutely nothing for the people who elected them.
With the deficit falling, House Republicans have found themselves stumbling around while for a good ransom on raising the debt limit.
As economic stewards, Republicans have shown themselves to be abject failures on every front whether it is driving millions of Americans into poverty or creating hardship for businesses.
The best thing about the March jobs numbers is they prove that President Obama was right when he said the sequester would stunt job growth.
Americans are being held responsible for Republicans’ debt for two unnecessary wars, costly prescription plan, tax cuts for the rich, and gifts to the oil industry.
The increased oil production is not all good news for Americans though, because the glut of oil is keeping gas prices curiously high.
Republicans have acquiesced to a foreign corporation’s demand they be given the authority to raise gas prices, endanger the water supply, and impede farmers right to produce crops to feed the nation.
It is time for the Department of Justice to take action and remove Republicans who have sworn allegiance to Grover Norquist, and in effect, violated Article 1 Section 8 of the Constitution
The truth is Republicans probably welcome the Romney distraction because when it comes to jobs, they are as clueless today as they have been for the the past year-and-a-half.
Romney reacted to the U.S. Supreme Court’s upholding of the Affordable Healthcare Act by lying about ObamaCare and vowing to repeal it on day one.
If Republicans were called on every one of their lies during interviews, on political talk shows, or during the evening news, they may abandon lying as their modus operandi.
The quintessential tenet of the corporate right is, if it’s not maximum profit, it’s not worth it. Improving the country and creating jobs aren’t ‘worth it’ to the GOP.
The Republicans sabotaging economic recovery should be tried and convicted of treason under Article III, Section 3, where it says a subversive act that ‘weakens the power of the United States.’
Mitt Romney is claiming he has created more jobs than President Obama, but the truth is that Romney has created one-and-one-third percent as many jobs as the president.
Mitt Romney wants Americans to know what the first day of a Romney presidency would look like, based on his most recent position flip-flops
Republicans are willing to hold 2.8 million jobs hostage unless the insurance industry is rewarded with the legality to decline any health services.
Why are Republicans blaming the President for Wall Street speculators and oil industry greed? Because the improving economy has made them desperate.
It is patently un-American to take Americans’ tax dollars and give them to extremely profitable oil companies when the country’s infrastructure is crumbling and millions of Americans are in poverty.
