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Frank Rizzo - 2009-11-07

we will never know if he objected or not.

On a side note, "gentlemans out of order" made me laugh really damn hard.


THA SUGAH RAIN - 2009-11-07

Full shit show compilation here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMdlcnK_MI4


oswaldtheluckyrabbit - 2009-11-07

This is unbelievably painful to watch. I felt embarrassed for him.


memedumpster - 2009-11-07

Okay, Human Genome Project, isolate the "babbling retard manchild" gene so we can make a bomb to wipe it out. This is the same as a toddler who spits at you whenever you try and talk to them, the exact same.

I don't know whether I should be extremely angry or happy that my theory that no adults actually exist is being proven in the field.


Harveyjames - 2010-12-13

That's really noble of you to propose this, man, we appreciate your sacrifice


IrishWhiskey - 2009-11-07

Lois Capps has repeatedly been voted "Nicest Member of Congress" by her peers. She's a life-long nurse, a dedicated grandmother, a patriot, a personal friend, and one of the most decent people I know.

The Republicans aren't even pretending its about policy now. Its about denying the other side a win, regardless of whether its good for the deficit, the poor, their constituents, or the country.


memedumpster - 2009-11-08

It's really neat that you know a Congressperson. Washington has a restraining order against me.

I guess we should be thrilled that Republicans are finally being honest about themselves and their motivations, no matter how embarrassing to humanity they may be.


IrishWhiskey - 2009-11-08

Here's a longer and even more damning version of this happening over and over.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMdlcnK_MI4


Enjoy - 2009-11-08

You're right. She's super, super nice so I guess it's cool if she and her friends destroy healthcare.


B. Weed - 2009-11-08

Took a whole tube of KY to get that one out, eh Enjoy?


IrishWhiskey - 2009-11-08

Because as we all know, nurses can't be trusted to understand healthcare. Only Congressmen and lobbyists receiving millions from the health insurance industry (who make money by not covering people) can be taken trusted when they say no American has ever died from lack of coverage.


The Townleybomb - 2009-11-08

Enjoy-- fuck off and die you worthless un-American piece of shit.


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2009-11-08

I think what Enjoy meant was "destroy my precious illusion that my healthcare means something because I'm rich enough to afford it". Enjoy, bro, health care is not supposed to be a status symbol. Destroying health care happened the minute Nixon gave it over to the private groups and initially damned this country to the unprepared betrayal towards the people by those willing to pervert medicine for obscene profit.

And if Jesus were here, the man whose beliefs you put above all others, he'd tell you the same thing, right before telling you to do your part and help the poor that need medical attention at all cost.


Bort - 2009-11-08

RoUS, I think you're giving Enjoy too much credit. Nothing we have seen over the past nine years (hell, the last seventeen years) suggests that he and his are into anything but reckless exercise of power when they have it, and obstructionism when they don't. He doesn't even care about the merits of the bill or how to improve upon it, all he cares about is whether he and his are calling the shots. Just like master orator Tom Price.


Toenails - 2009-11-08

@Townleybomb

I take offense to your poor choice of words. That jug-eared incompetent piece of shit is just as American as you and me.


Viator - 2009-11-08

Good call on giving the gavel to Dingell on this one.


IrishWhiskey - 2009-11-08

To explain Viator's noteworthy point:

Dingell joined the House in 1955. Dingell's late father introduced the first bill to provide national health insurance in 1933, and his son continued the tradition started by his father by introducing health care legislation at the beginning of every session of Congress.

Rep. Dingell last led debate on a vote on April 8, 1965, the day the House passed legislation creating Medicare. Today he presided over the first bill since that year to modernize and preserve that system.

...and we think that climate change and gay marriage legislation is taking too long (which it is).


Viator - 2009-11-08

That plus Dingell's comically infinite reservoir of patience in the face of similar nonsense going on during the entire rule debate.

Made for good theater.


Jimmy Labatt - 2009-11-08

Holy shit and I thought Canadian politicians were embarrassing. Admittedly though, I would love to see this happen during Question Period (hey c'mon it would spice things up a bit).


kingarthur - 2009-11-08

It is 12AM on 8th, November 2009 and it just passed the house. Hi fives, anyone?


kingofthenothing - 2009-11-08

*hi five*


Cheese - 2009-11-08

My high five is also because it's my birthday, but kudos to the House as well.


kingofthenothing - 2009-11-08

I know it was going through everyone's head:

"Say 'I Object' one more time! I dare you! I double dog dare you!"

If ever someone deserved to be beaten with a rubber chicken, it's this guy, and that chick from Amazing Race that wouldn't go down the water slide.


Caminante Nocturno - 2009-11-08

Trying to derail the debate by soiling yourself would, at this point, be a step sideways.

I hope the Republicans keep that in mind.


mashedtater - 2009-11-08

clearly this man learned all about court proceedings like i did.

through that wonderful ds game, phoenix wright.

now i have to go to court in five. Caminante , i need you to change your name to maya and grow tits in accordance to how bad i am doing in court.


simon666 - 2009-11-08

Discourse in this country, on all levels from government to institutions of the people and business, hurt my soul.


baleen - 2009-11-08

WE MADE SOME FUCKING HISTORY MOTHERFUCKERS YEAH


HankFinch - 2009-11-08

This could have been a scene from the first couple years of the Simpsons... even the voices seem to match


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2009-11-08

What in the holy fuck.


Xenocide - 2009-11-08

ATTENTION BITTER, MISERABLE OLD DOUCHEBAG:

We win.


Cena_mark - 2009-11-08

The Democrats pull this shit all the time. Its not like its anything new.


Desidiosus - 2009-11-08

I hope you're coming to grips with living in a socialist state, Cena. I can imagine it must be a great psychological blow.


splatterbabble - 2009-11-08

Proof?


KnowFuture - 2009-11-08

HAHAHA YOU ONE-STARRED A REPUBLICAN


Time Travel Mishap - 2009-11-09

oh shit now that you pointed that out to him his head is going to explode like a robot when you say "this statement is a lie" to it.


Aubrey McFate - 2009-11-08

I think someone needs a nap!


glendower - 2009-11-08

What's Bruce McCulloch doing in Congress?


Richmond - 2009-11-08

/finger guns


splatterbabble - 2009-11-08

Clase?


VoilaIntruder - 2009-11-08

Mr. speaker I ask unanimous consent


VoilaIntruder - 2009-11-08

OBJECT


VoilaIntruder - 2009-11-08

The request is not yet before the House the


Comeuppance - 2009-11-08

MISTER SPEAKER PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY


VoilaIntruder - 2009-11-08

PARLIMENTARY INQUIRY

OBJECT, OBJECT, OBJECT


GlennFinito - 2009-11-08

I don't think you can use "Parliamentary inquiry" that way.

He seems to think he can use it as some sort of anime attack, where shouting his method of attack increases its efficiency.


Time Travel Mishap - 2009-11-08

I wanted to reply to this with the scene from mars attacks where they vaporize congress but I couldn't find it online.


Louis Armstrong - 2009-11-08

I OBJECT!!!


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2009-11-09

(raygun deathblast sounds)


Comeuppance - 2009-11-08

How is this not The Onion's doing?
Jesus, guy.


StanleyPain - 2009-11-08

He sounds like the Nomad robot from Star Trek.


FABIO - 2009-11-08

I was imagining a Dalek.


Chalkdust - 2009-11-08

OB-JECT-ION-ATE


Hooper_X - 2009-11-08

This asshole represents some of the richest and whitest white people in Georgia (his district is Atlanta's northern suburbs - Roswell, Sandy Springs, etc.)

The worst part is that the people he represents probably thought this was totally awesome and STICKIN IT TO THE MAN!! like this is somehow the political equivalent of riding a neon skateboard into the hall, jumping on the speaker's desk and playing a TOTALLY WICKED guitar solo before shouting SMELL YA LATER LOSERS and riding off on a magical BMX bike.


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2009-11-09

This man is the Poochie of Congress.


cognitivedissonance - 2009-11-08

DON'T WORRY, THEY'RE RIDING THE CREST OF THE GREAT REAWAKENING...


spikestoyiu - 2009-11-10

This man's voice is like nails on a chalkboard.


The Mothership - 2013-11-07

It's November 2013 now, and the Republicans just recently shut down the goddamn government for 2 weeks to try to block this law. Sort of makes shit like this above seem rather tame.


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