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Fair warning, Felipe: if you're like me, your jaw's about to hit the floor.

On Thursday, Greg Gianforte, the Republican candidate in this month's congressional special election in Montana, told voters that he couldn't support the House GOP's health care bill.

But just a few hours later, Gianforte was caught on tape -- on a call with his lobbyist donors -- celebrating the passage of a bill that would take away thousands of Montanans' and millions of Americans' health care.

It's the kind of brazen, cynical talking out of both sides of one's mouth that you'd expect from the bad-guy politician in a cheesy movie. But this is real life, and it shows just how much is at stake in this special election.

Fortunately, Montanans have a better choice. Rob Quist is running a grassroots campaign to represent hardworking Montanans and their families in Congress and won't be beholden to special interests. He believes in protecting our right to get the health care we need -- and unlike his opponent, he means what he says.

Yes let's do not a beat that is not true to me but if you don't know how much you do I think you can get it right there with you and I can find a better place for the rest than I can be a great day and you will do it again tomorrow at least you will be able to get the best therapy you have to go on to help me find a better place for my life to do with a better job than you do for me and I can do it all over you the next day or two years before she is the one last year of my family and she was a good man for me a lot better be better off than she was a great movie but I didn't think it would have to go on the way to help you with that one

It was supposed to use with thing… Fuck this bullshit presidency

M.O.C.K. Talk - April 22, 2017   Have You Been Tested Yet?

I feel sorry for all those who were mislead by Donald Trump.  I feel even sorrier for those who have to live under the reign of Mike Pistol Whip Penc

Merc and his band of eclectic cronies will speak on the present state of politics.

There is nothing about today that you could have possibly imagined… Five years ago who would ever thought that we will be where we are right now. Some people knew, like the writers of the Simpsons and Futurama, but little to nobody else could have imagined the catastrophe of America in 2017. To say we are fucked is minimalizing and what is really going on. I suspect that my medication is no longer working for my diagnosis of schizophrenia and that this is actually a delusion of some sort, but I don't think that's true because I take an injectable one time a month and I have been consistent with this regimen for a long time now. Maybe I'm dreaming… But if that is the case I want to wake up right motherfucking now. This is some shit we couldn't even imagine, and  it is not due to it being  April 1 motherfuckers.

Donald Trump is a hot mess...

esident Donald Trump asserted on Monday that President Barack Obama’s health care law was only popular because, like the former president, it was being replaced.

“The press is making Obamacare look so good all of the sudden,” Trump said at a health care listening session on Monday. “I’m watching the news. It looks so good. They are showing these reports, this one gets so much and this one gets so much.”

“First of all, it covers very few people,” he continued. “Because Obama’s gone, you know, things are going to be very bad this year for the people with Obamacare. They’re going to have tremendous increases.”

Trump argued that “whether we [repeal] it or not, it will be imploded off the map.”

“The press is making it look so wonderful so that if we end it, everyone’s going to say, ‘Oh, remember how great Obamacare used to be, remember how wonderful it used to be, it was so great,'” the president complained. “It’s a little bit like President Obama, when he left people liked him. When he was here people didn’t like him so much.”

“That’s the way life goes. That’s human nature.”