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“I
survived the
Donna Edwards #wpcfdinner speech of 2014,” tweeted
Mike Memoli, a reporter for the Los Angeles Times who sat through the
fiasco.
So it was a bad day for Rep. Donna Edwards Thursday, when
Washingtonians gathered at coffee pots and in lunch rooms across town
and deemed her performance at the Washington Press Club Foundation
annual dinner Wednesday night the most painful speech we’ve endured in
a long time.
When our congressional district was
Gerrymandered, it
appeared that rather than being represented by VGG (Very Good Guy), and
lone Republican in this miserable state, Andy Harris, we were
instead
shackled with Donna Edwards. Not only is she a Democrat, but she's an asshat who
would have embarrassed me greatly had I not discovered that my street
had made the cut. That's right. I kept getting constituent
mail
from Harris, and nothing from Edwards, so I looked it up and yes!
We kept Harris!
So, when a neighbor mentioned that Donna Edwards had
again made an utter fool of herself, and by reflection us, I said,
"no! we've still got Harris." He said I was wrong so I just
now
looked it up again, and guess what? JFC! JMFC!
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While we're
talking about STMF Asshats, there's this story. Maryland plague
Nancy D'alesandro Pelosi, and MD. Rep John Sarbanes, a snot nose
elected because MD voters, like monkeys, pull the Sarbanes
lever whenever they see it, have decided we need to change the
Constitution. I mean legally. Can you freaking
imagine? The only way that makes any sense is if the convention
delgates are chosen by Sarah Palin and no Democrats are allowed
input. Then it's a good deal.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Rep. John Sarbanes (D-Md.) published
an op-ed in The Washington Post Wednesday advocating
for the Government by the People Act on the day it was being introduced
in the House.
“We must disclose the sources of the money in our
campaigns, amend the Constitution to reverse the grievous error of the
Citizens United decision, reform our broken campaign finance system and
empower citizens everywhere to exercise their right to vote,” Pelosi
and Sarbanes wrote.
Arguing it would restore democracy, two top House
Democrats pushed for sweeping legislation to reverse the Supreme
Court’s ruling in the Citizens United speech case, including a
constitutional amendment limiting campaign contributions and
instituting a taxpayer-financing system.
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