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False rhetoric killed in Tucson

I predicted further fallout, at least short-term, for the Republicans from the Arizona shootings. (Even though — let’s be clear — they aren’t the ones who showed up and sprayed the crowd with bullets.) So here’s the latest:  Speaker Boehner is backing off referring to HR2, the pointless and doomed vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act, as the “Repealing the Job-Killing Health Care Law Act.” In place of “job-killing,” he’s tried out “job-destroying” and “job-crushing.” “Maiming” is no doubt far behind.

3 Responses to “False rhetoric killed in Tucson”

  1. Joe Says:

    By the time our papist house speaker tones down
    the rhetoric, none of which the foregoing really is,
    we’re liable to see something less incendiary like:

    “Repealing the Rather-Vague Health Care Law Act.”

    or

    “Repealing the There-Should-Have-Been-a-Public-Option Health Care Law Act.”

    That ought to seethe the teabaggers sent thither, but rightly.

  2. Jim Markley Says:

    This is why conservatives are fed up with Republican leadership; not a set of balls between the lot of them.

  3. Joe Says:

    well, the Dems are not exactly cornering the market on testosterone either….

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