Folks wondered why the President was focusing so much criticism on Boehner personally

[bigtree]

Could be they had a heads up about the breaking news about his rumored affair. At any rate, their decision to attack him by name was a prescient political move.

Should be interesting to see if republicans keep him in place as their rebuttal chief and their policy representative. Rep. Clyburn is already saying that republicans are lining up to replace him . . . http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/09/24/clyburn-alleges-gop-deput_n_738365.html

[louis-t]

1. ...with Bachmann.

[ThomWV]

4. The only thing that can possibly follow that mental picture is Demon Spawn.

[bigtree]

5. that would fit right in

. . . with the perception of their party membership dominated by kooks and liars. Bachmann would be an effective distraction from any compelling political or legislative agenda they intend to promote.

[Swamp Rat]

2. Oops!!

HAHA!! :D

[bigtree]

6. ha!

blue-balled boehner

[Dawson Leery]

3. This is never a good thing to happen a month before an election.

[theothersnippywshrub]

7. I have always thought that if Republicans take the House there would be a push to replace Boehner.

Many bat shit crazy Republicans think he is liberal while there are others with a thirst for power who want to take his place or gain a leadership position.

[Myrina]

8. ... and Pence moves in for the kill ...

... that creepy "family values" motherflubber would like nothing more than to get his name in lights before he runs for Prez next cycle.

[asjr]

9. Republicans are all Tasmanian Devils in disguise.

They would tear apart their own parents.

[AC_Mem]

10. The GOP

Kind of like savage wolves that kill and feast on the weak, even if it is within their own pack.

Boehner, Steele - who's next?

[avaistheone1]

11. Does this administration have something against orange people?