I think the Wrong is just tired of being called the word. US Congress bans word 'lunatic' in federal legislation The sharply divided US Congress has been able to agree on one thing at least - that the word "lunatic" should be banned. (12-6-12) http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-20628988 Who was the one? Louie Gohmert, a Wrong from Texas. Odds were set at 1:1 His comment: The irony of a Wrong saying that? Priceless!
Our Dear Leaders don't want the word Lunatic used. How completely ironic. I would use that vote as a litmus test. Anyone who voted in the affirmative automatically loses their job.
This is exactly the kind of pointless legislation the Republican controlled House has been specializing in for the past 2 years. Jobs bills = 0. No wonder Boehner and his Tea Party cohorts have the lowest approval ratings ever seen for congress. This happens to be the only type of legislation both sides can agree on. How sad for both sides.
Bipartisan lunacy. I am sure there were Republican sponsors but the one names in the article was a Democrat.
The House has passed lot of bills. However, there seems to be a road block in the Senate. Remember this discussion (that you have been totally silent on)?
I don't know who sponsored it or who didn't, they all seem to be onboard for this lunacy. There I said it.
To me, it's similar to the fight to stop using the word "retard" back in the 70s and 80s. Fine, whatever, so they went to "mentally challenged", right? I knew that sooner or later there would be a call to stop using "mentally challenged", and it's happened recently. What's the word now? I'm not sure, but it might be "person"...which really defeats the whole point of describing the @#$%^&* disability. Come to think of it, what with know what "people" are all about, I'm offended and demand that us "living creatures" stop using the term.
