Posted on 07/30/2010 7:15:24 AM PDT by blog.Eyeblast.tv
Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) took to the House floor and threw a temper tantrum against Republicans equivalent to shutting off a video game on a four year old. His anger stemmed from Republican proposed amendments in heavily watered down liberal legislation.
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Is he retiring from the house? Thought I heard something like that. Does he have a creditable challenger? Thanks for the info.
The new Mrs Huma Weiner still misses Hillary.
...begging the question: If a Democrat Congressman goes insane, how can you tell?
The best way to deal with idiots like this is to laugh at them.
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Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) took to the House floor and threw a temper
tantrum against Republicans equivalent to shutting off a video game on
a four year old.
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I thought it was more like a child in “the terrible twos”!!!
A photo of Weiner’s temper tantrum should be in Webster’s Dictionary
as a visual example of “apoplectic”.
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Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) took to the House floor and threw a temper
tantrum against Republicans equivalent to shutting off a video game on
a four year old.
“
I thought it was more like a child in “the terrible twos”!!!
A photo of Weiner’s temper tantrum should be in Webster’s Dictionary
as a visual example of “apoplectic”.
OK, pardon my ignorance, but why would they even need Republican votes in the House? Couldn’t they just ram through whatever they damn well please (as if they’ve never done that before)?
A Weiner flopping on the floor is something only Barney Frank would enjoy.
Weiner = Shmeckel = tiny weiner
Throwing hissy fit to over-compensate for physical deficiency.
Weiner = Shmeckel = tiny weiner
Throwing hissy fit to over-compensate for physical deficiency.
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