Give the Gift of Mutual Outrage
It's never too late!
Golly. ( Excuse me while I recover my jaw from the floor. )
Oh, but that's absurd. IPR is crawling with minor-league parties and we all know that minor-league parties eat weird food and smell funny. If you touch one, your hand will turn gangrenous and fall off! Ewwww...
What you really wanted to hear about was the holidays, yes? I got socks and mr_xeno got kitchen stuff (most of the booty in question was U.S.-made, FWIW) and we drank Bloody Marys and lived happily ever after-- until the next election. There. All better now?
"...While the rise of the tea party movement demonstrates the rift between the conservative grassroots and the Republican Party, the health care debate has revealed the fault lines within the Democrats’ center-left coalition, pitting liberal and progressive activists against the party establishment... Reading these developments together, it is clear that the primary antagonism structuring our political landscape is not between conservatives and liberals, or between the Democratic and Republican Parties, but rather between the people of the United States – conservatives, libertarians, liberals and progressives – and the Democratic-Republican political establishment..." -- via Independent Political Report, 12/21/09
Golly. ( Excuse me while I recover my jaw from the floor. )
Oh, but that's absurd. IPR is crawling with minor-league parties and we all know that minor-league parties eat weird food and smell funny. If you touch one, your hand will turn gangrenous and fall off! Ewwww...
What you really wanted to hear about was the holidays, yes? I got socks and mr_xeno got kitchen stuff (most of the booty in question was U.S.-made, FWIW) and we drank Bloody Marys and lived happily ever after-- until the next election. There. All better now?