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| That awkward moment when a conversation from May of last year resumes in your mentions |
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| my issue is w/ people for whom ideological purity is more important than finding a good starting point. Irritating. |
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| I'm aware that it doesn't cut spending in real terms. That's why I keep referring to it as a 'starting point.' |
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| I just read the first few pages of that. Again, it's a good starting point. |
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| Now, more important issues: does anyone think it's accceptable to put A-1 sauce on macaroni and cheese? |
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| I don't really care what their 'reasons' were. They should vote yes on a good starting point. |
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| don't ask me, I can never figure it out. |
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| I don't know about you, but if I cast my lot with the libs time after time, I wouldn't have the chutzpah to call myself a conservative. |
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| I don't care if he runs. What I'm hoping is that the good people of MI have the sense to say no thanks. |
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| you're speaking for me just fine. You don't get to vote with the libs and then claim to be a conservative. |
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| no, I'm for agreeing on a starting point on budget negotiations. Also, party unity on easy issues = helpful. |
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| I don't think it's too much to ask for GOP members of Congress to support the GOP budget plan. |
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| Just say no to Justin Amash in the Senate. Far too many Democrats there as it is. Can't handle any more. |
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| oh joy! So 'principled' as to be utterly useless. |
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| Uhh... MT : As for the Ryan budget, did next to nothing to fix the debt. |
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| People who don't support the Keystone XL pipeline: Obama, Amash, Pelosi, the far left. |
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| Don't like a bill? Vote no. Spare me this weasel, RINO bullshit. |
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| Principles! MT : He's opposing the bill due to semantics. What a tool! Never mind the 1000s of jobs it would create. |
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| True story. . RT : Guy votes PRESENT instead of "no." What a pussbag. |
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