Meanwhile, Alaska GOP Senate candidate Joe Miller is too busy ranting about how federal unemployment benefits are unconstitutional because they aren't spelled out specifically in the Constitution.
But remember, this statement must not be heard except by (a) Alaskans and (b) hardcore politics junkies. God forbid Democrats should tell every voter in America that this is what they're getting if they give Republicans power this year.
Won't it be great having Republicans like Joe Miller in charge again of spending, folks? But remember, we didn't get single payer, so we have to punish the Democrats.
Republicans must focus on both fiscal and social issues in their effort to win back Congress this year and the White House in 2012, Indiana Rep. Mike Pence told a ballroom of conservative activists Friday.
"Those who would have us ignore the battle being fought over life, marriage and religious liberty have forgotten the lessons of history," Pence said at the Family Research Council's Values Voter Summit. "America's darkest moments have come when economic arguments trumped moral principles."
These are the same Republicans who want to cut off Social Security, Medicare, and federal unemployment benefits because they're morally wrong or something. But Obama's had 20 whole months to fix the economic problems of the last 30 years. Let's put the GOP back in charge!
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Close this window Jump to comment formMeanwhile, Alaska GOP Senate candidate Joe Miller is too busy ranting about how federal unemployment benefits are unconstitutional because they aren't spelled out specifically in the Constitution.
But remember, this statement must not be heard except by (a) Alaskans and (b) hardcore politics junkies. God forbid Democrats should tell every voter in America that this is what they're getting if they give Republicans power this year.
September 19, 2010 at 11:08 PM