Maxine Waters Calls Republican Leaders "Demons"

She should look in the mirror.

This a text book case of projection if ever there was one!

The woman is certifiably insane!

Oh great. Here we go again with the name-calling thing.

This is like the TEA Party complaining when Joe Biden called them terrorists.
Here we have a group of people that almost screwed up the markets, credit rating, and debt ceiling yet they can't imagine why folks call them names.
They want an apology from us for calling them names but they won't apologize for pushing us to the brink with the debt ceiling issues.
What's worse...messing up the world financial markets or name-calling?

You're so misguided. "Us" as in us liberal leftists.

TheNextPrez2012 wrote:Oh great. Here we go again with the name-calling thing.

This is like the TEA Party complaining when Joe Biden called them terrorists.
Here we have a group of people that almost screwed up the markets, credit rating, and debt ceiling yet they can't imagine why folks call them names.
They want an apology from us for calling them names but they won't apologize for pushing us to the brink with the debt ceiling issues.
What's worse...messing up the world financial markets or name-calling?

No complaints from you in the massive increase in debt since Obama took the reins. Must be the GOP's fault, too.

They didn't want to raise the debt ceiling because we are deeper in debt and they were standing on principle not to give Obama more room to spend us in deeper debt, and we got a downgrade as a result of raising it.

TexasBlue wrote:

No complaints from you in the massive increase in debt since Obama took the reins. Must be the GOP's fault, too.

It's the fault of politicians
It is not the fault of one person one party or one moment.
It's a result of people in D.C. sitting on both sides of the aisle that--for decades--can't fix anything outside of politics...and so they are always in a mess

TheNextPrez2012 wrote:It's the fault of politicians
It is not the fault of one person one party or one moment.
It's a result of people in D.C. sitting on both sides of the aisle that--for decades--can't fix anything outside of politics...and so they are always in a mess

You're correct on that for the most part. But the piece you miss out on is how the Democrats have controlled the House from 2006 to 2010. The House controls the purse strings. When Obama became president, he had control of all of congress. The spending has gotten far worse under Obama than under Bush. The GOP's spending spree from 2001 to 2005 is the reason I bolted from the party.