The Whole Delivery

It's scary how people take this fool seriously. Now Paul has always been anti-war, and that's okay. But he is still a beyond psycho who would probably want to cut spending even if we were at 90% unemployment. This guy said he would rather have the whole stimulus be a "tax cut" instead of the wasted 1/3 it was (though it went to middle class families though). You can fast forward to 1:30 to save time from having him being stupid and seeing Kiran Chetry fail at holding a political figure accountable again. Now I know it's cool that he is being bipartisan with Alan Grayson to audit the Fed and all, but Paul is still for me a guy who really would have this country relegate into third world status if he got anywhere near some real control.

Why does CNBC still exist? The entertainment this presents is fun to watch though. "Nothing, nothing, nothing at all" he says. Has this nuts' image taken a hit or what?

Your smallness was still enough to not make things even worse than they are now . (Click to enlarge graph) And today, we shall highlight all the idiots who said that this would put us into a great depression last year. Because there were a whole lot of idiots.

At the moment, nope. Because the SOP (Sad Obnoxious Party) doesn't give a darn about recovery unless it has those precious, under stimulating tax breaks! Heck, even this forgotten man is leading in their assault on helping their country in its dire of times : Over recent weeks, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) has emerged as a vocal critic of President Obama’s recovery package, claiming it is too big and filled with “pork.” McCain now says he will not vote for the bill in its current form in part because the legislation, in his view, does not sufficiently reduce business taxes: McCAIN: We should have cuts for business and business taxes and small business taxes should be cut. He still believes he's campaigning, I swear he does. Republicans have been all over the airwaves in their mission to kill this bill. And they seem to have made some headway in delivering their dishonesty, half-truths, and disinformation about the bill. And it has led to the usual idiots on television on the...

I guess the more they lose, the more idiotic they act or think. That most be the case with the Republican Party, as yesterday's shameful action of partisanship by their House members for not casting a single veto for approval of the stimulus bill showed the Obama Administration that being nice to these people doesn't mean a damn thing. They probably knew that however, and just wanted to see how radical these people would still be despite the current disaster the SOP is in at the moment. And because of their unwillingness to act like grownups in a situation that begs for just that, they seem to already have placed themselves in the doghouse of the new cabinet in just the first month (via the great TomP at the Kos ): Pushing back against the unanimous House Republican vote against President Obama’s stimulus plan, the White House plans to release state-by-state job figures “so we can put a number on what folks voted for an against,” an administration aide said. “It’s clear the Re...

Via Daily Kos video editor Jed , look what we have here in the final vote for the stimulus package. You would think that after all this reaching out by President Obama that at least maybe one, maybe just one , Republican would vote for the bill, especially since 11 Democrats voted against the bill (the final count was 244-188, as one Democrat switched at the last minute). But noooooooo, ideology, and most importantly, selfish, "me and me only" mentalities have engulfed the elephant party, whether they are nutty conservatives hell bent on their ways of insanity or moderates who talk a semi-rational game but in the end are just as uncaring for the American people as their fellow loony cohorts. The Sad Obnoxious Party strikes again, and they will continue to further make themselves irrelevant with every stupid move they continue to make. Update : Oops, I put the wrong picture up on this thread. Silly me. But not as silly as the SOP.

The House has spent all day adjusting, talking, and having a darn good time with the stimulus bill, as they are keen to pass it over to the Senate tonight as amendments are being worked on. There have been some great ideas proposed and added , and some stupid ones offered up by one particular party. And you know which party delivered nonsense that we don't need at this point. There will be a few more posts today, as The Whole Delivery slowly but surly gets back into full operation.