HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On May 6, 10:10 pm, HK wrote:
Eric Cantor, the slimeball Congressman from Virginia who is the
Republican whip in the U.S. House...

Thursday, April 30: Cantor announces a Republican listening tour, saying
the GOP needs to "begin a conversation with the American people."

Saturday, May 2: Cantor says Republicans must "get back to listening to
the people."

Monday, May 4: Rush Limbaugh smacks down Cantor’s project, saying "we do
not need a listening tour."

Wednesday, May 6: Cantor caves, saying "really, this is not a listening
tour."

Republican pussies, all of them. About 21% of voters now identify
themselves as Republicans.

Here's the link Harry.

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/20...s-boss...again


Why dont' you include a link instead of a snip of an article lone?

Well i suppose a snip is better than a full blown cnp.

You mean you actually believe KOS?

?;^)


Why not? Kos is truthful and informative, if biased. The bit about
Cantor kissing Rush's ass has been reported all over the web...


You like Washington Monthly better?

MAYBE LISTENING IS OVERRATED.... GOP leaders, over the weekend:

"What we're trying to do here today is kick off a series of town
hall forums so that we can get back to listening to the people," Cantor
told CNN on Sunday morning as he kicked off the rebranding effort.

"Listening to people can make a difference," declared Mitt Romney
while sitting on stage with Cantor during the first event. "That's what
we're talking about here, we're listening to people."

Fellow GOP luminary Jeb Bush sounded like an echo: "I'm actually
optimistic [about the future], if we have the humility to start
listening and learning..."

Rush Limbaugh, Monday:

"We do not need a listening tour; we need a teaching tour. That is
what the Republican Party, or, slash, the conservative movement needs to
focus on. Listening tour ain't it."

Eric Cantor, this morning:

"You know, Joe, really, this -- this is not a listening tour....
What the National Council for a New America is, is an opportunity for us
to go out across this country to talk about our conservative principles...."

Just so we're clear, less than a week after unveiling their new latest
initiative, Republican leaders are rebranding the rebranding, at least
in part because a radio talk-show host didn't approve.

Impressive.