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-Lurid Crime Tales-
FBI says John Boehner's West Chester bartender planned to poison him
2015-01-14
If successful, it would have been a great loss to the Progressives... /sarc
The poor man went off his meds, and this is the result. Thank goodness he never got past the talking stage.
Yes, and let's take this moment in this new year to remind ourselves of the Rantburg rule: we don't ever advocate harm to an American citizen, particularly harm that would be considered illegal in any way, shape or form. The bartender needs to be handled in accordance with the law and modern psychiatry, and Speaker Boehner needs to be safe from harm and accountable for his political acts.
Posted by:Thrusomble Wittlesbach3867

#4  The occasionally weepy speaker is from my home town (no..I didn't know him Thank God). On the other hand so is George Clooney...maybe the leftness rubbed off.

And I thought CA was loony so we left for Boise. I guess it's true...you can never go home again...right quote..different reason
Posted by: Warthog   2015-01-14 18:41  

#3  Speaker Boehner needs to be safe from harm and accountable for his political acts

No arguments here. The shame is that we seem to need the reminder because the GOP is as badly out of touch with reality as the bartender. Too bad they don't serve alcohol at the Waffle House.
Posted by: Ebbang Uluque6305   2015-01-14 13:54  

#2  He can't be too out of touch with reality since he was aware of Boehner's weakness for tippling.
Posted by: JohnQC   2015-01-14 12:57  

#1  sarc <> advocacy or disappointment. Leaving Mr. Speaker at a Waffle House to fend for himself, however, would not bother me. ;>
Posted by: Thrusomble Wittlesbach3867   2015-01-14 12:51  

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