Thune-Bag endorses a fellow Thune-Bag
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I could just see it, Ironic Johnny looking in the mirror, wondering what GOP presidential candidate looked like him. Were these two separated at birth? If it weren’t so predictable it would be funny.
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Ironic Johnny, still a Thune-Bag
It doesn’t bother me that John says stupid shit like this, it bothers me more that people believe it;
The permit for the Keystone XL is being delayed while officials look at re-routing the pipeline in Nebraska.
The U.S. State Department says the permit likely won’t be approved until 2013 because of the changes to the route.
But, South Dakota Republican Senator John Thune, who supports the project, believes the pipeline permit is being delayed so President Obama doesn’t have to make a decision before the 2012 election.
“This issue, the Keystone Pipeline, splits the President’s base,†Thune said. “He’s got labor unions in support of building the pipeline. He’s got environmental groups that are opposed to it. Those are both groups that he needs going into his re-election in 2012. I think you can’t call this anything but what it is, which is purely and simply a politically motivated decision.”
So he is trying to either alienate or coddle his two main supporters? Huh?
Everybody knows the pipeline is needed to refine gasoline for the Chinese. There is very little benefit to Americans. But that doesn’t stop John from making this about birth certificates and secret muslims.
Thune-bag wants to make higher taxes for the rich ‘voluntary’ (H/T – Helga)
Hey, Ironic Johnny, can my income, payroll, property, and sales taxes be voluntary also? Oh, that’s right, I am lower middle-class, I don’t pay any of those taxes 🙁
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Ah, fiddlesticks, Thune Bag ain’t running
Like I have said in the past, I hoped and prayed Ironic Johnny would run, but I knew, it was all posturing just to get his name out there;
Sen. John Thune announced today that he will not run for president in 2012.
The two-term senator has spent months deliberating what he has described as a “gut-level†decision on his possible bid for the presidency.
In today’s statement, Thune said, “There is a battle to be waged over what kind of country we are going to leave our children and grandchildren and that battle is happening now in Washington, not two years from now. So at this time, I feel that I am best positioned to fight for America’s future here in the trenches of the United States Senate.”
Thune also added,
“We all know my pecker always points in the direction the wind is blowing, I mean, really, folks, unlike Dems, I try not to piss in the wind, but I never turn down a reach around.”
