Worst piece of shit ever??

[Yssup Rider]

Yertle the Turdle will be remembered as one of the biggest hypocrites in be history of democracy.


https://www.esquire.com/news-politic...ech-shameless/

History Will Remember Mitch McConnell as One of the Very Worst

The Senate Majority Leader is shameless in his disregard for democratic norms—and for shame itself.

When the history of the lasting damage done to American democracy over the past three decades is finally written, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, is going to have a leading role in the chronicles. (Except, perhaps, in Texas, where various Stalinist gomers and gomettes still hold sway over what young Gomer, Jr. will get out of his book larnin'.) McConnell will have earned this exalted place in the saga through his utter and completely shameless disregard for democratic norms and functions, as well as his utter and completely shameless disregard for, well, shame.

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He rose in the Senate on Monday afternoon for his daily exercise in persiflage, touching on all the news of the moment. He came out firmly against hurricanes, floods, and opioid overdoses. Then he started in on the perils suddenly facing Judge Brett Kavanaugh and, somewhere in mountains of Greece, our old friend Clio, Muse of History—often referred to by her Marvel Superhero identity, The Proclaimer (!)—washed down half a bottle of Klonopin with three deep swigs of cheap local ouzo.

This is what McConnell told the Senate, via C-SPAN:

IT'S BEEN 70 DAYS, 70 DAYS SINCE THE PRESIDENT NOMINATED JUDGE BRETT KAVANAUGH TO FILL THE CURRENT VACANCY ON THE SUPREME COURT. FOR MORE THAN TWO MONTHS, THE SENATE HAS PORED OVER JUDGE KAVANAUGH's PROFESSIONAL RECORD. WE HAVE REVIEWED THE 300-PLUS OPINIONS HE HAS AUTHORED WHILE SERVING ON THE D.C. CIRCUIT. MORE PAGES OF DOCUMENTS THAN HAVE EVER BEEN PRODUCED FOR A SUPREME COURT NOMINATION, MORE THAN FOR THE FIVE PAST NOMINATIONS COMBINED.
See? Right there, ol' Mitch is in trouble with the truth. The "past five nominations" include that of Judge Merrick Garland, whose opinions the Senate declined to pore over and review, because Mitch McConnell decided that Merrick Garland would be disappeared as far as the Senate was

Keep that in mind as Mitch rambles on.

WE HAVE ALSO CONSIDERED A WEALTH OF EVIDENCE THAT PERTAINS TO JUDGE KAVANAUGH'S CHARACTER AND HIS PERSONAL INTEGRITY. WE HAVE HEARD TESTIMONY OR RECEIVED OPEN LETTERS FROM LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF MEN AND WOMEN WHO KNOW JUDGE BRETT KAVANAUGH, WHO HAVE WORKED ALONGSIDE HIM OR CLERKED FOR HIM AS A JUDGE OR WHO HAVE KNOWN HIM AND HIS FAMILY PERSONALLY OVER THE YEARS. THIS IS WHAT THE SENATE HAS CONSIDERED FOR THE PAST 70 DAYS. IN THE SENATE, AND AROUND THE COUNTRY, ALMOST EVERYONE WHO WENT INTO THIS PROCESS WITH AN OPEN MIND WHO WAS PREPARED TO GIVE JUDGE KAVANAUGH A FAIR HEARING HAS COME AWAY IMPRESSED.

"Almost" is laboring in a salt mine in that last sentence, as the events of the past several days have shown.

BUT NOW, NOW AN ACCUSATION OF 36-YEAR-OLD MISCONDUCT DATING BACK TO HIGH SCHOOL HAS BEEN BROUGHT FORWARD AT THE LAST MINUTE IN AN IRREGULAR MANNER.

This is what will make Mitch McConnell immortal among the people most responsible for the demise of the American republic. That sentence, right there. To have the audacity, if you're Mitch McConnell, and while Merrick Garland still lives, to talk about anything being in "an irregular manner" regarding a Supreme Court nominee is the legislative equivalent of the famous legal definition of "chutzpah.”

And, in addition, as the elimination of Merrick Garland's nomination further showed, there's no "last minute" in the confirmation process. There's no clock on it, except the one in Mitch McConnell's head, the clock that's telling him to drop this guy onto the bench before the Court sits again in October, and before a possible Republican bloodbath in the November midterm elections. (Theoretically, McConnell even could shut this whole thing down and confirm Kavanaugh in a lame-duck session after the election. But, I suspect, that's a risk even he wouldn't take.)

Also, too, the fact that this alleged assault happened while Kavanaugh and his victim were in high school is completely irrelevant.

IT IS AN ACCUSATION WHICH THE RANKING MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE OF JURISDICTION HAS KNOWN ABOUT FOR AT LEAST SIX WEEKS, KNOWN ABOUT FOR SIX WEEKS, YET CHOSE TO KEEP SECRET UNTIL THE 11th HOUR.

There is no "11th hour," except in McConnell's desire to grease this nomination through. I have searched high and low in the Constitution and found no provision that mentions "making Mitch McConnell's life easier."

THEY DID NOT RAISE IT EVEN WITH THE NAME REDACTED IN FOUR DAYS OF EXHAUSTIVE PUBLIC HEARINGS WHILE JUDGE KAVANAUGH TESTIFIED UNDER OATH. EVEN THOUGH THEY CHOSE TO RAISE MYRIAD OTHER MATTERS AT THE HEARING, INCLUDING SOMETIMES BIZARRE INNUENDO.

Here, "bizarre innuendo" refers to the stonewalling efforts of Judiciary chairman Chuck Grassley, and of the current administration*, which required Democratic members of the committee to refer obliquely to the contents of various "committee/confidential" documents, a designation that has nothing to do with "regular order" at all.

He goes on to refer to the fictitious "11th hour" a few more times, and also to pretend that nobody on the Republican side—not even the elves who put together the 65-woman overnight rapid response letter—knew anything about this until the letter "leaked" to the media. But, mostly, he's very offended that the orderly process of confirming a Supreme Court justice is being disrupted this way. That is not how the Senate works, by gum. Not, of course, unless Mitch McConnell, constitutional vandal, wants it to work that way.

[bb1961]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Yertle the Turdle will be remembered as one of the biggest hypocrites in be history of democracy.


https://www.esquire.com/news-politic...ech-shameless/

History Will Remember Mitch McConnell as One of the Very Worst

The Senate Majority Leader is shameless in his disregard for democratic norms—and for shame itself.

When the history of the lasting damage done to American democracy over the past three decades is finally written, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, is going to have a leading role in the chronicles. (Except, perhaps, in Texas, where various Stalinist gomers and gomettes still hold sway over what young Gomer, Jr. will get out of his book larnin'.) McConnell will have earned this exalted place in the saga through his utter and completely shameless disregard for democratic norms and functions, as well as his utter and completely shameless disregard for, well, shame.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below

He rose in the Senate on Monday afternoon for his daily exercise in persiflage, touching on all the news of the moment. He came out firmly against hurricanes, floods, and opioid overdoses. Then he started in on the perils suddenly facing Judge Brett Kavanaugh and, somewhere in mountains of Greece, our old friend Clio, Muse of History—often referred to by her Marvel Superhero identity, The Proclaimer (!)—washed down half a bottle of Klonopin with three deep swigs of cheap local ouzo.

This is what McConnell told the Senate, via C-SPAN:

IT'S BEEN 70 DAYS, 70 DAYS SINCE THE PRESIDENT NOMINATED JUDGE BRETT KAVANAUGH TO FILL THE CURRENT VACANCY ON THE SUPREME COURT. FOR MORE THAN TWO MONTHS, THE SENATE HAS PORED OVER JUDGE KAVANAUGH's PROFESSIONAL RECORD. WE HAVE REVIEWED THE 300-PLUS OPINIONS HE HAS AUTHORED WHILE SERVING ON THE D.C. CIRCUIT. MORE PAGES OF DOCUMENTS THAN HAVE EVER BEEN PRODUCED FOR A SUPREME COURT NOMINATION, MORE THAN FOR THE FIVE PAST NOMINATIONS COMBINED.
See? Right there, ol' Mitch is in trouble with the truth. The "past five nominations" include that of Judge Merrick Garland, whose opinions the Senate declined to pore over and review, because Mitch McConnell decided that Merrick Garland would be disappeared as far as the Senate was

Keep that in mind as Mitch rambles on.

WE HAVE ALSO CONSIDERED A WEALTH OF EVIDENCE THAT PERTAINS TO JUDGE KAVANAUGH'S CHARACTER AND HIS PERSONAL INTEGRITY. WE HAVE HEARD TESTIMONY OR RECEIVED OPEN LETTERS FROM LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF MEN AND WOMEN WHO KNOW JUDGE BRETT KAVANAUGH, WHO HAVE WORKED ALONGSIDE HIM OR CLERKED FOR HIM AS A JUDGE OR WHO HAVE KNOWN HIM AND HIS FAMILY PERSONALLY OVER THE YEARS. THIS IS WHAT THE SENATE HAS CONSIDERED FOR THE PAST 70 DAYS. IN THE SENATE, AND AROUND THE COUNTRY, ALMOST EVERYONE WHO WENT INTO THIS PROCESS WITH AN OPEN MIND WHO WAS PREPARED TO GIVE JUDGE KAVANAUGH A FAIR HEARING HAS COME AWAY IMPRESSED.

"Almost" is laboring in a salt mine in that last sentence, as the events of the past several days have shown.

BUT NOW, NOW AN ACCUSATION OF 36-YEAR-OLD MISCONDUCT DATING BACK TO HIGH SCHOOL HAS BEEN BROUGHT FORWARD AT THE LAST MINUTE IN AN IRREGULAR MANNER.

This is what will make Mitch McConnell immortal among the people most responsible for the demise of the American republic. That sentence, right there. To have the audacity, if you're Mitch McConnell, and while Merrick Garland still lives, to talk about anything being in "an irregular manner" regarding a Supreme Court nominee is the legislative equivalent of the famous legal definition of "chutzpah.”

And, in addition, as the elimination of Merrick Garland's nomination further showed, there's no "last minute" in the confirmation process. There's no clock on it, except the one in Mitch McConnell's head, the clock that's telling him to drop this guy onto the bench before the Court sits again in October, and before a possible Republican bloodbath in the November midterm elections. (Theoretically, McConnell even could shut this whole thing down and confirm Kavanaugh in a lame-duck session after the election. But, I suspect, that's a risk even he wouldn't take.)

Also, too, the fact that this alleged assault happened while Kavanaugh and his victim were in high school is completely irrelevant.

IT IS AN ACCUSATION WHICH THE RANKING MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE OF JURISDICTION HAS KNOWN ABOUT FOR AT LEAST SIX WEEKS, KNOWN ABOUT FOR SIX WEEKS, YET CHOSE TO KEEP SECRET UNTIL THE 11th HOUR.

There is no "11th hour," except in McConnell's desire to grease this nomination through. I have searched high and low in the Constitution and found no provision that mentions "making Mitch McConnell's life easier."

THEY DID NOT RAISE IT EVEN WITH THE NAME REDACTED IN FOUR DAYS OF EXHAUSTIVE PUBLIC HEARINGS WHILE JUDGE KAVANAUGH TESTIFIED UNDER OATH. EVEN THOUGH THEY CHOSE TO RAISE MYRIAD OTHER MATTERS AT THE HEARING, INCLUDING SOMETIMES BIZARRE INNUENDO.

Here, "bizarre innuendo" refers to the stonewalling efforts of Judiciary chairman Chuck Grassley, and of the current administration*, which required Democratic members of the committee to refer obliquely to the contents of various "committee/confidential" documents, a designation that has nothing to do with "regular order" at all.

He goes on to refer to the fictitious "11th hour" a few more times, and also to pretend that nobody on the Republican side—not even the elves who put together the 65-woman overnight rapid response letter—knew anything about this until the letter "leaked" to the media. But, mostly, he's very offended that the orderly process of confirming a Supreme Court justice is being disrupted this way. That is not how the Senate works, by gum. Not, of course, unless Mitch McConnell, constitutional vandal, wants it to work that way.

Take a deep breath...it'a all going to be alright.
Life will go on...just keep you chin up and smile.
Obsessing will do you no good...don't let this effect your health. He will be confirmed and this country will remain the greatest on earth...it's all good!!
Go get some good pussy that will take your mind off the inevitable.
JUST CHILL OUT!!

[gnadfly]

No. Not even close. You can guess who I think the contenders are though.






















I'll give a hint: Hitler.

[The_Waco_Kid]

is this another Benghazi thread?

[friendly fred]

I think that "Beto" O'Rourke, Ivy Leaguer from Columbia who grew up as a privileged gringo as part of the oppressive white power structure in El Paso, his dad was a fucking judge for gosh sakes, is a lying asshole pretending to be a friend of the average Hispanic.

That's who I thought Yssup Rider was talking about in the title of this thread.

[Yssup Rider]

So are you with the The Kanadian Kupcake Kruk?

[lustylad]

So how can Mitch McConnell be "the worst Piece of Shit ever" for merely following the dictum that was explicitly and repeatedly and publicly laid down by the heavyweights of the Dimotard Party - namely, Joe Biden (1992), Chucky Schumer (2007) and Harry Reid (2005)?

Wouldn't that make Biden, Schumer and Reid all steaming, stinking Pieces of Shit too?

All 3 of them are on videotape stating as a matter of policy and principle the US Senate should NOT consider any Supreme Court nominee during the last 12-18 months of a President's term.


The 3 Stooges of the Dimotard Party killed the Merrick Garland nomination, not McConnell!

[The_Waco_Kid]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

So are you with the The Kanadian Kupcake Kruk?

really? i didn't know John Kruk was running for office. lol.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Kruk

how do you think he'd do against Ted Cruz?

[The_Waco_Kid]

Originally Posted by lustylad

So how can Mitch McConnell be a "the worst Piece of Shit ever" for merely following the dictum that was explicitly and repeatedly and publicly laid down by the heavyweights of the Dimotard Party - namely, Joe Biden (1992), Chucky Schumer (2007) and Harry Reid (2005)?

Wouldn't that make Biden, Schumer and Reid all steaming, stinking Pieces of Shit too?

All 3 of them are on videotape stating as a matter of policy and principle the US Senate should NOT consider any Supreme Court nominee during the last 12-18 months of a President's term.


The 3 Stooges of the Dimotard Party killed the Merrick Garland nomination, not McConnell!

Yes .. it was! as i read history and checking G H W Bush's Federal Judge nominations, he had already named two justices, Souter (ret 2009) and Thomas (sitting). So the Democrats wanted to prevent Bush from placing a 3rd Justice as a first term President in an election year. The next pick when to Clinton who put that hag RBG on the Court. While HW Bushie did not have a vacancy to fill, this would be the pick we got after the Democrats tried to invoke some "new rule of precedent" that Presidents had to defer picks in a Presidential election year till after the election.

which was always the option of the sitting President, not a precedent.

So let's see how this worked out. as it turns out, two more Federal Judges nominated by Georgie H W became supreme court judges ... Sotomayor (Obama) and Alito (Bush 2)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...Court_Justices

Slick Willy gets two over 8 years (lucky break! yah!) one was that cunt hag RBG (still fucking alive!) and Breyer (sitting)

So H W Bushie gets 2 directly and two indirectly, Slick Willie gets 2, Bushie 2 gets 2 (one a daddy fav) and the Manchurian Candidate gets 2 (H W's federal nominee Sotoamayor, Kagan).

so .. of the presidents under the so-called "Biden Rule" H W Bushie, the president the "rule" was intended to stymie .. ends up with 2 direct and 2 indirect nominees! the most of all!

bahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaa

when the Democrats shoot themselves in the foot ... they don't use a gun, they use a Howitzer!



bahahahaaaa

[friendly fred]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

So are you with the The Kanadian Kupcake Kruk?

I am for the Hispanic Senator from Texas, Mr. Ted Cruz. Anyone who votes against him is a fucking racist against Cubans. All racists against Cubans should die and go to Hell.

[winn dixie]

Worst piece of shit ever?

1. odumba
2. feinstein
3. shumar


note: All heavily funded by Georgie soros

[Yssup Rider]

He’s from Canada.

Lyin Ted is from Canada. His father killed Kennedy. His wife is ugly. Remember?

[The_Waco_Kid]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

He’s from Canada.

Lyin Ted is from Canada. His father killed Kennedy. His wife is ugly. Remember?

no idea who you are talking about. you made a KKKruk ref that came up on the webs as ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Kruk

John Kruk

bahahahaaaaaaaa. so your KKKruk innuendo failed. and i called you on it.

you simply must try harder to make a valid point!

TRY HARDER!

[friendly fred]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

He’s from Canada.

Lyin Ted is from Canada. His father killed Kennedy. His wife is ugly. Remember?

I'm willing to concede his father is the Zodiac Killer, but not that he killed Kennedy.

[Rey Lengua]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

So are you with the The Kanadian Kupcake Kruk?

He sure ain't talking 'bout " BETO- I'll-flex-my-sphincter-for-ya-when-ya-wanna-donate O'rourke ! Wonder if BETO will throw a wine bottle at a TV ????????? If so, prolly UNDERHANDED ! Before or AFTER he " fouls " his Depends ????? But, HAVE A NICE DAY , ya fine specimen of a ........!!!!!!!!!!!!!