The Dumbshit Apple....

[Bigmack]

doesn't fall far from the Dumbshit Tree.

Rep Duncan Hunter (CA) (moronic kid of the moronic former Rep (daddy) Duncan Hunter) has introduced a bill that declares that life begins at conception.

Pander to the base much?

Umm.... Duncan boy, you do understand you're in the tiny minority, right?
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HUNTER INTRODUCES RIGHT TO LIFE ACT: BILL WOULD DECLARE LIFE BEGINS AT CONCEPTION; NO EXCEPTIONS FOR RAPE, INCEST, OR SAVING A MOTHER’S LIFE

http://eastcountymagazine.org/?q=taxonomy/term/171

[DJ13]

1. Rep Duncan Hunter

[The Straight Story]

8. You know there is a cool site to make your own posters like that:

http://bighugelabs.com/flickr/motivator.php

[DJ13]

11. Great site, thank you!

:hi:

[Lex]

2. Republicans are hell bent on marginalizing themselves

aren't they?

[FiveGoodMen]

4. No, they're hell-bent on destroying US.

And they're well on their way.

The fact that they still control so much of what Congress does (or doesn't do) and nearly everything that gets on the news should be a clear warning that winning the White House wasn't enough.

On top of that, our man in the White House isn't really sure whose side he's on when it comes to military intervention and state secrets.

The recent democratic triumphalism will be damned short-lived if we can't get the M$M and the megachurches to stop spouting wingnut talking points.

[Lex]

5. I have to admit that our Democratic response is far weaker than their loud

insane self-righteous BS.

[FiveGoodMen]

10. It's hard to figure out what they're afraid of, isn't it?

Could be bad headlines.

Could be their big campaign contributors.

Could be that they're being blackmailed.

Could be that they're just so stupid they haven't figured out that the repukes are the main threat.

Whatever it is, it's killing us.

[JVS]

3. Shitapple. Shittree.

[gratuitous]

6. The question naturally arises

Hunter had six years to introduce this bill while Republicans dominated the federal government. And he didn't do it. Now, why would that be? Did this cunning piece of legislation just occur to Mr. Hunter? Was he trying to find just the right words to compose his bill? And, now that he's in a smaller minority than the Democrats ever were, with both houses of Congress and the Presidency out of Republican hands, he finally gets around to filing this paperwork?

You know, if I was an anti-choice zealot, I might just suspect that Mr. Hunter is playing me for a sap by introducting this bill when he knows it has absolutely no chance of receiving any committee consideration at all, let alone one of those sacred "upperdown" votes Republicans are always yammering about.

[On the Road]

7. And No Exception for

post-fertilization birth control.

[Motown_Johnny]

9. more wedge issues.... I suppose he supports the Octomom for keeping all 8 embryos