Can Government Get More Dishonest? Apparently! Make Way for Republirats!

Attorney General Eric Holder’s office has been caught with its hand in the cookie jar—again. One of Holder’s staff members mistakenly called the wrong office to work hanky-panky for the DOJ. Instead of reaching the intended Democrat, the call was accidentally placed to the office of Darrell Issa, (R-Calif), House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman, to ask them to leak confidential information to the press. The leaked info would be incomplete and inaccurate, giving the DOJ a media moment to “phony-up” its story before the real stuff hit the public. The info would look suspicious, dumb, invalid in the press and to the under-educated.

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The infuriating thing about this—no, make that one of the infuriating things—is that it won’t change anything. In past administrations, when bloopers occurred, and they did—politics is a sadly dirty business—the officials involved apologized, repented of their shenanigans or covered them up better.

Not so with Obama’s Team One: they ignore it and press on to the next affront. It’s a flagrant “We don’t care about right, wrong, law, or the people” attitude that baffles the rest of us.

How do you contradict that? What happens when manners, ethics, and morals disappear? We’re based on morals and there aren’t any here!

Its time to play hardball. We need some impeachment here. This is when the two party system would come in handy—the Republicans would rise up and drive these unethicals out of office. What a pity that we are now under one party rule, with a few exceptions like Cruz, Lee, and Paul. The Republicans have become Democrats. They wail, whine, dilly-dally and are generally helpless. It’s obvious they’re all on the same side.

This new party needs a new name; progressive is getting stale. I propose we call them Republicrats. Nope, we can go that one better: how about Republirats.  Its hard to be very polite to those who let you down.

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