Skeptic Project

House Speaker John Boehner has opened up the body, giving members the freedom to address all kinds of issues that previous speakers wouldn’t. For example, as part of its debate on the budget House, John Boehner, freedom this week, the House is looking at whether the military should sponsor NASCAR vehicles, if the Federal Communications Commission should reconsider its net neutrality rules and if Congress should prevent President Barack Obama from spending money on White House renovations, Politico reports.

Republicans and Democrats are introducing amendment after amendment to the budget bill – 403 by Tuesday morning. Many congressmen are embracing their freedom. But some Republicans are concerned that they’re priorities won’t be addressed.

For example Iowa Rep. Steve King is upset he won’t be able to attack Obamacare. “The speaker said ‘Let the House work its will.’ Well, the rules don’t allow the House to work its will,” he says.

http://www.newsmax.com/InsideCover/House-John-Boehner-freedom/2011/02/16/id/386317

I had the same reaction when I saw you read Washington Monthly.

Constantly getting pwned? Do you read the same forum I do? Usually I ignore you, and rightfully so.

Yeah, Washington Monthly, such a great internet publication that is. The same site that said Boehner was a big mean doo doo head for saying he "didn't care about jobs", as if he was talking about jobs in the private sector. While failing to mention that Nancy Pelosi said that unemployment checks were a good thing.

Now go back to posting shit no one cares about.

Pathetic insults from an equally pathetic man.

More of the same.