In One Word – Republicans
The pundits, the serious ones, the ones that get to publish
in major newspapers and talk on major network and who usually are totally,
completely and utterly wrong and writing the obituary of the Democrats because
of the awful health care reform rollout.
Some are comparing the current situation of Democrats with that of
Republicans and President Bush after Katrina, where massive incompetence led to
deaths and a Democrat revival.
But Democrats have one big thing, may only one thing going
for them. They are not Republicans. The face of their party is not Ted Cruz or
Rand Paul. They don’t have the spooky
Mitch McConnell or the golden tanned John Boehner out front. They are supporting Medicaid expansion, not
trying to prevent health care from reaching low income families, they are not condemning the gay
and lesbian community and they don’t want to cut Social Security and privatize
Medicare.
And the latest thing they
are not drug addicts.
[Update: Mr. Radel has pleaded guilty to possession. He has vowed not to resign from Congress. Apparently he feels that those who violate the law need representation in Congress, and that he is just the person to do it. Republican leadership has had no comment.]
[Update: Mr. Radel has pleaded guilty to possession. He has vowed not to resign from Congress. Apparently he feels that those who violate the law need representation in Congress, and that he is just the person to do it. Republican leadership has had no comment.]
Rep. Trey Radel charged with cocaine
possession
Family man and drug addict - But at least he's not John Edwards |
Rep. Trey Radel, a Florida Republican elected in 2012,
will be in court Wednesday on charges that he possessed cocaine.
Radel, 37, was charged with misdemeanor possession of
cocaine in D.C. Superior Court on Tuesday.
Now this is not say Democrats don’t have their alkies and
the druggies. And they do have John Edwards But Republicans are the
party of family values. They want
everyone else held to a higher standard.
And no, it’s not ok for Rep. Radel because he has a traditional family.
Radel, in a statement released by his office, made no
mention of resigning from the House. He said he struggles “with the disease of
alcoholism, and this led to an extremely irresponsible choice. As the father of
a young son and a husband to a loving wife, I need to get help so I can be a
better man for both of them.”
So let’s see how the party of the American family reacts
here, and remember that no matter how bad Democrats are, they are not
Republicans.
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