Sunday, January 08, 2012

What's the matter with Kansas, you ask?

Well, the Speaker of the Kansas state legislature is a festering racist who, if the US Secret Service is on the ball, should end up being seriously grilled under some seriously hot lights.

Then, Charles P. Pierce, (who's on the road with the Republican clown act), points out the obvious. It's the entire conservative "movement":
I think, maybe, it's time for the nation to rise up and point out to the Republican party that, root and branch, it is a racist embarrassment to democracy and a blight on this nation that all the world can see. Whether it's N. Leroy Gingrich's chirping about how all the black people are on food stamps, or Rick Santorum's talking about the mysterious Blah People, or this clown whom the other clowns in the Kansas House elected to lead them, there is a steady, noxious river of bile flowing through the entire Republican party, and through the conservative "movement" that empowers it. It should marginalize the party to whatever back lot of hell it is in which a crosseyed James Earl Ray attempts to shoot an apple off the head of Byron De La Beckwith for all eternity.
No, I don't accept your apology, you ignorant old fart. No, Rick, I don't believe for a moment you meant to say something else and it came out "Blah people," you Bible-banging coward. Nobody's talking in code any more. It's right out front there, for all the world to see. How dare these people? How dare their evil souls?
Yup.

3 comments:

Edstock said...

"in which a crosseyed James Earl Ray attempts to shoot an apple off the head of Byron De La Beckwith for all eternity" ROTFL!

Scanner said...

And Mark Lilla says about the same thing in the NY Review of Books, but in several hundreds of words more, but still worth the read.
http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2012/jan/12/republicans-revolution/?pagination=false

Scanner said...

And then Tom Tomorrow has his say.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/01/09/1052208/-Greetings,-Earth-penguin!?via=blog_1