It is time for him to go away as the de facto leader of the Republicans.

HockeyDad wrote:

Good ol boys rule some more....

ZRX1200 wrote:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/remaking-the-republican-party,30551/

Mitt Romney’s poor performance among minority voters, single women, and young people has led many top Republicans to call for an overhaul of the party’s image. Here are some options the GOP is considering to extend its appeal:

Start nominating hipper, more relatable 65-year-old men
Begin rolling the R’s in “deportation” and “border fence”
A bunch of abortions and stuff—whatever the gals want
Change nothing and wait for rest of country to come to its senses
Project youthful vibe by requiring Republican congressmen to walk around Capitol doing yo-yo tricks
Change party mascot to a Hispanic elephant
Start one of those Twitter hashtags
Eh, **** it—just disenfranchise as many people as possible

pdxstogieman wrote:

Besides talking to Biden about his golf game...WTF has he done?🐴

DrMaddVibe wrote:

Please, stop helping them! [frypan]

Gene363 wrote:

Please, stop helping them! [frypan]

Gene363 wrote:

I thought pdx was giving a kindness. I've never seen a party that was so out of touch with our country or that came across as such a 'whites only' club.

Let's face it, if they were my party, I'd shave their azz and teach 'em to walk backwards . . . .

Brewha wrote:

We need a pragmatic group of leaders in both parties who can work together to find common ground which benefits all American people. Because the Republicans are controlled by big business and the democrats are controlled by the labor union leadership. Neither of which group gives a damn about any of us.

Abrignac wrote:

Repubs vote 220 of 234 to retain Bawler as the speaker. No hope for change.](*,)

DED

deadeyedick wrote:

Repubs vote 220 of 234 to retain Bawler as the speaker. No hope for change.](*,)

DED

deadeyedick wrote: