OPEN THREAD: mickey and pluto react to government, communist attack on glenn beck

Remember this? Seems it was a communist/government/Disney conspiracy to destroy Glenn Beck. Micky and Pluto bar the doors...

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[BlackRhino]

Why don’t we see Herman Cain on Glenn Beck’s show?

[BlackRhino]

I guess this means the repumpkinhead women are just as hypocritical.

She has become a masterdebater.

Or she gives meaning to monage (sic) wiccan sex. Read and decipher yourself.

[Ron Sergent]

From Dana Milbank's column today--

For two years, Cantor and his colleagues campaigned against high deficits. Now, in the new majority's first major act, they plan to vote to increase the deficit by $143 billion as part of a repeal of health-care reform.

For two years, Cantor and his colleagues bemoaned the Democrats' abuse of House rules to circumvent committees and to prevent Republicans from offering amendments. Now, Cantor confirmed on Tuesday, Republicans will employ the very same abuses as they attempt the repeal.

For two years, the Republicans complained about unrelenting Democratic partisanship. Now they're planning no fewer than 10 investigations of the Obama administration, and the man leading most of those has already branded Obama's "one of the most corrupt administrations" in history.

For two years, the Republican minority vowed to return power to the people. Now the House Republican majority is asking lobbyists which regulations to repeal, hiring lobbyists to key staff positions and hobnobbing with lobbyists at big-ticket Washington fundraisers.

[Ron Sergent]

And from Washingtonmonthly.com--

When House Republican leaders unveiled their Pledge to America in September, it included a pretty striking promise to voters -- if elected, the GOP majority would "roll back government spending" by "at least $100 billion in the first year alone." [...]

Monday, Republicans started slowly backing away from their $100 billion commitment. Yesterday, the pledge was effectively thrown out the window.

Many people knowledgeable about the federal budget said House Republicans could not keep their campaign promise to cut $100 billion from domestic spending in a single year. Now it appears that Republicans agree.

Now aides say that the $100 billion figure was hypothetical, and that the objective is to get annual spending for programs other than those for the military, veterans and domestic security back to the levels of 2008, before Democrats approved stimulus spending to end the recession.

[sparky]

Yeah, Agent Orange cried again today. Just a taste of his Hell No You Can't leadership.

So. Where are the jobs?

[Jake Hardy]

Surprising Dana Milbank noticed. Not your sharpest blade at the Post.

And if nobody knows the modus operandi of the right after twelve years of Republican rule, they never will. When has the right ever done anything for anybody but big money and corporations.

A hundred billion became fifty billion and maybe thirty billion awfully fast And of course, if you'd read the fine print, you'd have known that all along.

Did you read the fine print, KS?

[sparky]

I just heard that...hahaha...