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It all makes sense.
These are the future workers who have been sold into slavery by The Usurper and CommieCrates in Congress. The now belong to the State, and therefore, it's in the State’s best interests to form them into loyal, proficient, well-formed workers.
The State will control their conception, education, work environment, health maintenance, and finally their termination, and disposal.

CommieCrates have a well thought-out plan, and are well on their way to implementing, while the GOP Leadership stands on the sidelines being congenial.

CommieCrates have a well thought-out plan, and are well on their way to implementing, while the GOP Leadership stands on the sidelines being congenial.

The GOP leadership is who conservatives do or not not put in power.

CommieCrates have a well thought-out plan, and are well on their way to implementing, while the GOP Leadership stands on the sidelines being congenial.

I heartily agree with you up until the, while the GOP Leadership stands on the sidelines being congenial. At this point with Congress having only an 11% approval rating and still falling, it is the American people standing on the sidelines being congenial.

We wait, in our "civilized manner" for the ballot box of November, but if the leadership ain't doin' it now...they ain't gonna do it after November either.

When does congenial become too chicken? When do policies and laws clearly against the Constitution get called for what they are...treacherous and traitorous?

When do we call those in DC, sworn to uphold...what is it...oh yeah the Constitution, failures. They have failed to uphold and execute their sworn duties. And no, I am not talking about democrats here. I am talking about Republicans and their congeniality contest. Dear Republicans, it is time to break a few rules of parliamentary procedure or are you too chicken?