Who else is done with Republicans being the "other side of the aisle"?

[ck4829]

I don't want my political counterpart to be QAnon, white nationalists, people who think bankruptcy from medical bills is "freedom", a Trump personality cult, and "women in fear" fetishists.

[betsuni]

1. Nothing can be done about that.

[ck4829]

2. I can't accept that. If that's the case, then this is the tyranny of our age.

[betsuni]

5. But enough morons keep voting them into office.

I know some people blame Teh Oligarchy or Teh Establishment or corporations or whatever, but it's still morons voting morons into office for minority Republican moron rule.

[harumph]

7. This is exactly it. It's a problem with our voters.

In a sane and educated society, the republican agenda would
be fit only for group therapy discussion.

[ck4829]

10. So it's tyranny

[betsuni]

11. No, individual morons. "Tyranny" is too fancy and organized to describe it, in my opinion.

[ck4829]

13. A lot, a lot, a lot, of individuals

[doc03]

3. That drives me crazy every time I hear the "Our friends on the other side of the aisle"

"Our Republican colleagues". I get tired of that mealy mouth bullshit, Chuck!

[Harker]

6. "The gentlelady from Georgia..."?

I'm in favor accuracy.

"The insane fascist moron from Georgia..."

[eShirl]

8. He's being sarcastic.

[doc03]

9. No I am not being sarcastic, we need more people like

Beto to speak up and tell it like it is. Look how obnoxious Trump was and is and people think he is the second coming. "The Gentleman from Kentucuy", give me a break.

[ck4829]

12. Right? It's funny how the shocking thing is that people are getting irritated over these antics

and not that these antics are happening in the first place.

[Omnipresent]

4. More like "An axis power".