Partying Above National Security
This is a priceless move by several House Republicans yesterday:
When it's a choice between strengthening the Patriot Act, or showing up for the Tea Party Patriots, what's a GOP lawmaker to do? We'll give you one guess...
Several Republican members of Congress yesterday blew off votes on the signature anti-terror legislation of the post 9/11 era to attend Michele Bachmann's Tea Party rally against health-care reform.
Why do Republicans put politics and face time above national security? Why don’t the Democrats start asking this question more and more, especially in the coming months?
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