Rep. Schock
Today’s impressive statement from Republican U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock:
Time and time again, the Bush Administration had shown a blatant disregard for federal laws. Today the House, on a bipartisan basis, took the long overdue step to ensure federal funds will no longer be used to advance their torture regime. The next step should be an investigation by the FBI.
Oh, no? It’s this, about ACORN?
Time and time again, ACORN has shown a blatant disregard for federal laws. Today the House, on a bipartisan basis, took the long overdue step to ensure federal funds will no longer be used to fund this corrupt organization. The next step should be an investigation by the FBI.
Drats, it actually looks like Rep. Schock has been consistently without comment on “Bush,” “Cheney,” “CIA” or “torture.”
Strange.
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Oh, Aaron…
I know this is just so stereotypical, but you’re just too cute to be straight. But, you’re just as dumb as the jock you are.
maybe he has memory loss from looking in the mirror too much
Get over it. George W. Bush is no longer President. Accept the fact that Obama is a disaster and his cronies are ACORN are going down…hard.
You know, for attacking my grammar in a previous comment, I would think you’d be a little more concerned with your own writing. But, apparently not.
Hey little pot belly. It looks like the only thing I missed grammatically was a comma after “disaster.”
And an “at” instead of an “are.” Maybe you can correct those mistakes for me before you go chug down a frap (instead of going for a run of course).
How are they “going down”? It appears that at least one of the people at ACORN whom the “investigative journalists” are claiming they got to help them with their tax issues was actually taking the piss out of them herself.
Again the Bush apologists confuse (or more likely ignore) the facts. The only disaster is the one Obama inherited from Bush/Cheney: a government that was dysfunctional concerning economic policy, domestic policy, and foreign relations (it also had a rather large problem with compliance with the law, in particular the US Constitution). If, after 4 years, you state Obama is a disaster and have some facts to back it up with, then I’d be willing to consider your argument. Until then, remember that Schock is the poster boy for a John Boehner/Eric Cantor lap dog. He does the 18th no favors by toeing the far right line.