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Senate Republicans fuming over the passage of health care reform are now refusing to work past 2 p.m. -- a tactic they can employ by invoking a little-known Senate rule.
On Wednesday, the Judiciary Committee was forced to cancel a hearing as was the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Well you know, if they're not going to work then fire them. Simple.
That sounds so nice and simple, particularly since we're the ones who gave them their job in the first place! But for some reason, it never seems to work out well; people insist on putting them right back in office.
I always figure, vote someone else in. If they aren't doing the job, then don't re-elect him or her. There are plenty of people in the United States; sooner or later office seekers will get the message: you don't get to keep your job unless the people believe you're doing it well.
Ah, good plan, grid lock congress in the middle of a financial crisis and 2 wars. Then blame democrats for something. Watch the base eat it up because they're dumb.
Lazy conservatives can't even get to work, daaaamn.
They've got to get down to the country club. You can still play 18 holes when you start @ 2:00.
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