Shouldn't John Boehner's "Hell no!" from last night be his "Dean scream"?

[wndycty]

Seriously, he had way more of a meltdown than was ascribed to Howard Dean. His "Hell no!" moment was just laughable.

[bullimiami]

1. seriously isolated mics on the republicans last night would have been priceless.

[JuniperLea]

2. Awesome call!

Indeed!

[Atman]

3. He was so hot, his tan started to run!

Like mascara from the eyes of a crying schoolgirl.

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[calimary]

6. I feared for his orange face paint...

Runny little melt lines don't look good on he who feels entitled to be Speaker.

[lpbk2713]

4. The poster boy for the "Party of NO"

Photoshoppers?

[rustydog]

5. Look at it this way, he had to say Hell no, he couldn't say

"FUCK IT!" on national tv!

This was a monumental melt down for the GOP. they wholly own the refusal to help American people.
When given a choice, BONER and the entire GOP sided with an industry that profits off of illness, off of denying medical care and kicking those who may cost too much money off of their rolls.

Fuck them. May his ilk rot in Hell for their choice.

[Lasher]

10. He didn't get to say 'hell no' either in any way that mattered.

He only got to say 'yea' or 'nay'. That's all that counted. And too bad for him and the rest of the brownshirts, they only got to say it once apiece. The fascist mob outside didn't get to vote at all, so they busied themselves by spitting on members of Congress and by hurling racial & anti-gay slurs. I wish I could have been there to punch one or two of them in the face.

Disgusting. This was one of the ugliest political episodes of my lifetime.

[ScreamingMeemie]

7. No, because his was on the national stage and, therefore, more ridiculous.

Dean's was meant for his supporters alone, and was picked up by the national media. :)

[bluethruandthru]

8. He's just pissed that the bill includes a 10 percent tax on tanning!

That's why he was fighting so hard against it!

[NotThisTime]

9. When he said hell no I realized he didn't even read the bill, he admitted to it... good luck to him

[SpiralHawk]

11. "Hell no. We won't serve America." - Republicon Chickenhawks like Boehner

The Republicon Chickenhawks who voted no on this are the same draft-dodging, service-shirking Chickenhawk Republicons who weasled out of served their country for even five minutes" Boehner, Limbaugh, Beck, O'Reilly, Gingrich, Cheney, and all the rest of them.

Ptooey on their shameful disdain for our great country, and our great democratic tradition of patriotism for the USA.

They can all just pack up and follow Rush to a Homeland somewhere -- and liberate America from their negativity, their defeatism, their draft dodging, their profiteering, and their FAIL.

[tom_paine]

12. No, because elevating an incident like that to the level of National PsyOp (repeated hundreds of

times a day across all media like the Dean Scream) is only reserved for people who either represent a threat to our Inverted Totalitarian Corporate Neofeudalist State (try saying that 3 times fast)

as in Dean's case

or an opportunity to pull of a tectonic smear & destroy campaign against ACORN.

[felinetta]

13. Excellent point!

[gratuitous]

14. He said we should all be ashamed, which I presume even means the troops

So why does Rep. Boehner hate the troops? Why does he hate America? He should be eligible for the exact same treatment accorded not only Dr. Dean at a campaign rally, but that of the Rev. Wright, when he was decrying America's legacy of slavery. Thankfully, both moments were ripped out of context, shorn of any background, and looped endlessly, while commentators pretended not to know what either man was talking about, but it sure sounded shrill. Will the major media outlets do the same thing to Rep. Boehner?

[treestar]

15. It could if only the M$M would treat Republicans the same way they

treat Democrats!