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November 8, 2008
The 'Center-Right' Myth - Congress
Of the last 30 Congresses, since 1945, Republicans have controlled the House for a grand total of seven Congresses. Seven out of 30. The 80th Congress, and the 104th-109th. In the Senate, the numbers are slightly better. Ten out of 30.
You know, because we're 'center-right.'
Previous debunkings:
And I Rest My Case
The Center-Right Myth
No!
Filed under: Congress || Republicans || Senate
Posted By Bob Cesca | November 8, 2008 11:31 AM
Comments
Mrs Clinton pitched her tent to the right of Obama [quasi-racist, war-supporting, McCain-boosting, 'elitist' schmegma...]and she got her ass handed to her.
Posted by: bibimimi
at November 8, 2008 12:10 PM
They're just LOUDER. This is not POWER.
Posted by: bibimimi
at November 8, 2008 12:13 PM
I know this is way way off topic.
Bob, feel free to delete this post if you need to.
I don't know you people from Adam, but I needed to post somewhere.
I had back surgery some time ago, and became addicted to the pain killers. I've been weaning myself down, but can't seem to get below a certain dosage.
Last night I decided enough is enough, and I've stopped taking them. It's only been 18 hours and I'm not doing so well, especailly knowing that they're sitting in the medicine chest.
So I just needed somewhere to post the song running through my head.
Lie still, little bottle, and shake my shaky hand.
Black coffees not enough for me,
I need a better friend.
One pill at the bottom
Is singing my favorite song
I know I must investigate
I hope that I can sing along.
Well, I knew that pill was lying
Too gregarious, too nice
But as he walked I had to sing this twice.
Lie still, little bottle
Dont twist, it aint twistin time
With every move you make you just disintegrate
my ever-troubled mind.
Lie still, little bottle
Lie still
Lie Still
Posted by: MatthewN
at November 8, 2008 12:28 PM
MatthewN:
You did the right thing posting here. Can you have a friend come over and keep you company...and walk out with the pills? Have you talked to your doctor about non-narcotic painkillers?
QT
Posted by: QueenTiye
at November 8, 2008 1:05 PM
Matthew- Half the battle is recognizing the problem (cliche I know, but true). I agree with QT, this is something you probably shouldnt be doing alone. Whether its a friend, family member or someone from the medical community - dont hesitate to reach out. If want someone to trade emails with, you can find my email info on the little Typekey icon next "cminri". I would be happy to hear from you. And even though you dont know us from Adam - we are glad you felt you could reach out to us. This is becoming quite a community here at the GDAB. Peace.
Posted by: cminri
at November 8, 2008 1:19 PM
No one here but us chickens.
Traveling computer geeks don't tend to gather many friends..
If it doesn't get much worse than this, I think I'll be okay. I tried throwing the rest away... but couldn't.
And I don't dare even go open the medicine chest right now.
The physical symptoms aren't too terrible (yet?), shkaes, sweats, headache... but if WANT was a commodity I'd rule the goddamn world.
20 hours. Not even a day. How can 20 hours seem so long?
Posted by: MatthewN
at November 8, 2008 2:41 PM
matthew...i just recently kicked a twelve year dope habit,which is essentially the same as your pill habit except with needles.anyway,i wont try and give my life story on a blog post,i just want you to know IT CAN BE DONE.steaming hot showers and hot tea with lemon will help in the short term.good music.funny movies.idiots on a blog.whatever you can do to kill time.long term i suggest NA meetings.there are always good sincere people there.go to NAWORKS.COM...it will list the time and place of meetings where you live.seriously-IT CAN BE DONE.
Posted by: 24hourjack
at November 8, 2008 8:15 PM
This is based on the assumption that the Democrats themselves aren't essentially a right-wing party. That is an erroneous assumption. Being to the left of the far right doesn't make you left per se.
Posted by: Teaflax
at November 8, 2008 11:44 PM



