Ouch!

Pretty soon they'll have to make rules against allowing Harry Reid's smelly people in.

So much for "the people's business."

Comments

[Dusty]

I've seen that smile before. That's the smile of a man immune.

It needs to be wiped off his face.

[templar knight]

"I've seen that smile before."

Yep, me too. It's the same one Robert Mugabe has on his face as he goes about his business of destroying what was once the breadbasket of Africa. And if we leave people like Rangel, Obama and their bunch in charge long enough the same damn thing will happen here. Hell, it's already happening.

[George]

"Why don't you mind your God damned business?"

Why? Because you work for me. I pay your salary.

[OSweet]

Repubs really need to go propagantastic like this.

In the PC world, Dems hold the default moral high ground, due to their long and sustained propaganda efforts, primarily involving race. First step toward undermining them is to waylay like this and reveal them as hypocrites.

[Assistant Village Idiot]

OSweet - the Dems have a significant advantage in that their followers don't especially care whether it's true or not. Republicans trying to win Dem votes risk their base when they lie.

[iconoclast]

any more proof needed that Democrats are the true enemy?

[Jim]

How he spends OUR money is none of OUR business? This is beyond mere arrogance and should call for his being thrown out of office!

[RebeccaH]

This IS our goddamned business, you lying, tax-cheating, old hypocrite!

[deshawn]

It's racist to target Representative Rangel. He's not stealing as much as Murtha, Dodd, Emmanuel, and the rest are. It's just business as usual for them. Rangel's just taking care of business too. But the only people you racist Republicans want to hunt down are Rangel and Burris. Why? Because they're black.

I think until Dodd and Murtha are in prison, you should shut the hell up about Rangel and Burris.

[rickinstl]

I'm up for a three-fer, deshawn.
How about you?

Hell, I'll even throw in Stevens, a Kennedy of your choice, and a player to be named later.

Ready to go deshawn?

[Ed]

[QUOTE]It's racist to target Representative Rangel. He's not stealing as much as Murtha, Dodd, Emmanuel, and the rest are. It's just business as usual for them. Rangel's just taking care of business too. But the only people you racist Republicans want to hunt down are Rangel and Burris. Why? Because they're black.

I think until Dodd and Murtha are in prison, you should shut the hell up about Rangel and Burris.
[/QUOTE]

Believe me I would like to see Murtha, Dodd, Emmanuel and Rangel all in prison.

Burris not so much.

[Gapeseed]

Goodness, Deshawn, we're working on them, too. Rangel was there, and as they say, he was a target of opportunity (and a very important one at that). What, are we supposed to give him a free ride because he's black? Given his myriad ethical problems, it would be racist not to target him.

[Robohobo]

Deshawn's is the mindset. Gotta get whitey first. I am so tired of that. Wrong is wrong, Deshawn. And a lot of us are really, really tired of not pointing out your won racism to you.

I want 'em all in jail, Burris too.

[SukieTawdry]

Hey Charlie, it IS our goddamn business. You work for us, remember?

[Rob]

Currently I am of the throw the crooks out school of politics. Our leaders have not been leading very well, but they have been feathering their own nests extensively.

[Dusty]

[deshawn | Monday, March 09, 2009 at 12:15 PM]

Obviously you haven't been paying attention Deshawn. Murtha is being investigated by the FBI.

As for Rangel, Jason Mattera is from NY and those from CT are going after Dodd daily.

Stevens was tried and convicted, though the FBI screwed up, casting a shadow on whether Stevens is guilty or not.

I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt here. If you can't respond in a responsible manner, then you're more likely just another one of the moochers and looters that put the likes of Rangel in office just to get your share the easy way: government sanctioned robbery.

[Here's a real question]

This video is just stupid entertainment, it will have no impact whatsoever. What would have an impact is asking a real question about policy, such as the one at my name's link.

The question that was asked isn't that far from one that the DailyKos' Mike Stark would ask.

Rather than encouraging our descent into Idiocracy, let me suggest trying to prevent the descent by asking real questions. And, if the only thing your leaders (Riehl, HotAir, Instapundit) have to offer are low-wattage entertainment videos, you need to find new leaders.

[Dusty]

This video is just stupid entertainment ...

[Here's a real question | Monday, March 09, 2009 at 04:11 PM]

No it isn't. It's the noble, endearing, and time tested act of "raising awareness"!

If the Dems hadn't passed the stimulus in the gargantuan, pork, special interest favors and three year out policy changing, form that was crafted by KOS's favorite Dem's favorite lobbyists, the time and effort in asking your question would never have had to have been asked in the first place.

After all, it was your low-wattage leaders who put that rule into it.

[Here's a real question]

Dusty: I don't have leaders, and certainly not Dem leaders.

Look, the bottom line here is that this video is just a couple small steps up from the Springer show.

If you want to have an impact, go ask a real question about policy. And, if someone isn't promoting videos with that type of question but instead is just putting on a show, they don't have your best interests at heart.

[AST]

This was an ambush, true, but it also demonstrated the arrogance of power. Congress has inoculated itself in every way possible from accountability and when some lone person steps up to question the perks they grant themselves, the denizens dismiss them with a curse and slammed door.

That is the stuff of fascism, not a republic.