zatojones  - 2009-07-09
they seem to have forgotten one branch of the government
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Smellvin - 2009-07-09
Not to mention that Senator Kennedy and some other senatorial dotard aren't available to actually vote meaning Dems technically only have 58
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zatojones - 2009-07-09 Also the Democratic party is not as monolithic and its members nowhere near as eager to toe the party line as Republicans, so getting 60 of them to vote for anything in particular will be a Herculean task. However it will be useful for procedural stuff. It'll be much harder for the Republicans to ignore legislation to death.
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THA SUGAH RAIN - 2009-07-09
DAMN YOU FOR VOTING IN YOUR ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES TO TWO BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT! SEE WHAT YOU'VE DONE TO YOURSELVES WITH YOUR INCESSANT VOTING!
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IrishWhiskey - 2009-07-09
The "no one to blame" talking point they've been hyping is just hilarious. "The Democrats fully control the government now! We've got them right where we want them!".
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mashedtater - 2009-07-12 I like how they are going to blame what is essentially still the leftover problems from when THEY were in power on the new government.
Classy.
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SteamPoweredKleenex - 2009-07-09
Because things were so great with the Republicans in control of all three branches of government...
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j lzrd / swift idiot - 2009-07-09
Oh COME /ON/!
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Caminante Nocturno - 2009-07-09
I think they're happier this way.
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Menudo con queso - 2009-07-09
Love how hard they have to try to make Franken's doofy smile look MENACING.
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IrishWhiskey - 2009-07-09 There's nothing in the world more terrifying than middle-aged Jewish comedy writers.
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Cena_mark - 2009-07-09
The Republicans will take the House and Senate back in 2010, because most Obama voters don't know what a midterm election is.
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Cena_mark - 2009-07-09 I've asked some Obama voters I know IRL about it, and they all reacted like, "2010? You vote in 2010."
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Syd Midnight - 2009-07-10 Yeah the Republicans really swept the last midterm wait what?
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memedumpster - 2009-07-09
These stars are for Poe's Law. You win again, gravity.
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charmlessman - 2009-07-09
Wait... the unemployment is the Democrats' fault? Uh... huh?
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fluffy - 2009-07-09
I'm not sure what this has to do with Poe's Law but on the plus side, glorious, glorious Schadenfreude.
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ProfessorChaos - 2009-07-09 Maybe this is supposed to be satire in some form?
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Goofy Gorilla - 2009-07-09
No joking though, I would really prefer a smarter, better Republican party. We really were looking at the choice between potentially unchecked political power versus odds-on chance of Sara Palin being the Commander in Chief. That's pretty frightening.
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delicatessen - 2009-07-09
Piss Franken!
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Witty_Pop_Culture_Reference - 2009-07-09
I voted for that porn star that keeps running in NYC. And I'm not even American. I just keep sneaking through the border with my giant curly mustache and pointed shoes saying 'nyeah, nyeah' to any red blooded patriot I see on the way to my multiple votes in different costumes.
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phalsebob - 2009-07-10
Oh and my beard is telling me this isn't Poe's Law at work, just a hilariously Emo Republican ad.
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