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She's the Representative from Washington state who will be giving the response to the State of the Union Address.

I just looking into her background and found she's quite liberal. In fact the only thing I can disagree with her on is her opposition to Obamacare. That means most of her colleagues in Congress don't agree with her.

Now I've looked her up too. I found out she opposed legalizing pot in Washington.

I also learned that Washington has open primaries. That might make Rep. McMorris Rodgers more willing to take moderate positions without fearing a backlash from the right wing.

She's a big improvement over Michele Bachmann.

jarnon wrote:Now I've looked her up too. I found out she opposed legalizing pot in Washington.

I also learned that Washington has open primaries. That might make Rep. McMorris Rodgers more willing to take moderate positions without fearing a backlash from the right wing.

She's a big improvement over Michele Bachmann.

I didn't see that she opposed legalizing pot in Washington. Make that two.

A week-old dead fish would be an improvement over Michele Bachmann.

jarnon wrote:Now I've looked her up too. I found out she opposed legalizing pot in Washington.

. . .

I can't remember how I voted on medical marijuana here in Colorado.

I do remember how I voted on recreational marijuana -- no. Along with many others, I was worried about the additional access, mostly for teens. This has come to pass, along with another dreadful unforeseen consequence -- apparently the fragrance is extremely attractive to canines, and the vet that MatiasMom works for has seen three much-loved pets in their ER because the drug itself is toxic to them. All three of those survived, but there have been many that didn't.

jarnon wrote:She's a big improvement over Michele Bachmann.

Bob Juch wrote:A week-old dead fish would be an improvement over Michele Bachmann.

But do Rep. Rodgers and her husband like corn dogs, though?

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Be careful when Googling for this reference. The results are NSFW.

Typical.

Thanks for sharing your garbage with us.

flockofseagulls104 wrote:Typical.

Thanks for sharing your garbage with us.

Typical Tea Party response to refer to a Republican Congressperson who actually thinks about positions on issues instead of blindly toeing the Tea Party line as being "shared garbage."

SportsFan68 wrote:I can't remember how I voted on medical marijuana here in Colorado.

Little bit high that day, Sprots?

silverscreenselect wrote:

flockofseagulls104 wrote:Typical.

Thanks for sharing your garbage with us.

Typical Tea Party response to refer to a Republican Congressperson who actually thinks about positions on issues instead of blindly toeing the Tea Party line as being "shared garbage."

I took it to be directed at the pastor who can't tell the difference between a corn dog and a penis.

Estonut wrote:

silverscreenselect wrote:

flockofseagulls104 wrote:Typical.

Thanks for sharing your garbage with us.

Typical Tea Party response to refer to a Republican Congressperson who actually thinks about positions on issues instead of blindly toeing the Tea Party line as being "shared garbage."

I took it to be directed at the pastor who can't tell the difference between a corn dog and a penis.

You be correct.

The Tea Party is the only entity in Washington that does think about positions on issues and doesn't blindly toe the line.

flockofseagulls104 wrote:

Estonut wrote:

silverscreenselect wrote:Typical Tea Party response to refer to a Republican Congressperson who actually thinks about positions on issues instead of blindly toeing the Tea Party line as being "shared garbage."

I took it to be directed at the pastor who can't tell the difference between a corn dog and a penis.

You be correct.

The Tea Party is the only entity in Washington that does think about positions on issues and doesn't blindly toe the line.

silverscreenselect wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:I can't remember how I voted on medical marijuana here in Colorado.

Little bit high that day, Sprots?

LOL!