Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "Ingraham: Harvey shows need for a staffed federal gov't" video.

  1. You can't staff the federal government, when the Democrats are blocking it at every turn. The left does not give a tinker's damn about those people, or whether they die. They never have. Look at Houston's mayor, countermanding the governor's evacuation order, because the mayor is a crackpot partisan hack.
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  2. Phantast1c: You do know, that she means the entire government, including the ones the left are holding up now, and not just one agency?
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  3. Democrats Perfect Art of Delay While Republicans Fume Over Trump Nominees (New York Times 07/17/17): https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/17/us/politics/senate-democrats-art-of-delay-trump-nominees.html
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  4. ThrummerOfLove: I guess the KKK idiot doesn't understand that Houston is made up of left-wing idiots, including its mayor. You can tell that they're a radicalized left-wing dullard of color, by what they wrote.
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  5. "There's no shading it, Harris County went undeniably blue"__The Texas Tribune. "Though it's teetered between Democrats and Republicans at the top of the ticket in recent elections, this year the state's largest county went decidedly blue." (Nov. 2016) https://www.texastribune.org/2016/11/11/harris-county-turned-blue/ .
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  6. jesushatesyoutoo: There's not much that these leftists can say, when their own far left news source, the New York Times, admits that the Democrats are doing what I stated.
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  7. Harry Hamsandwich: What's the matter, Harry, it is your lot's news paper, not ours, who admits it. It looks to me, that you have egg on your face.
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  8. Vikram Teva Raj: I think you need to adjust your Al Gore tinfoil hat.
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  9. How, convenient, Harry, that you do not quote this: "Because of their 2013 change, Democrats cannot indefinitely block nominees since procedural objections can be overcome with a simple majority vote instead of a supermajority of 60. But they can prolong the process to an excruciating degree and are doing so in many cases, giving Senate Republicans and the White House fits. "Republicans calculate that at the current rate, it will take 11 years and four months to fill all possible Trump administration spots at an average of three and a half days spent considering each nominee."
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  10. "Here is what is happening: Democrats are requiring that Republicans check all the procedural boxes on most nominees, even those they intend to eventually support. That requires the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, to request a formal “cloture” vote to move forward."
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  11. Harry, your ignorance about this abounds. Why would the president be selecting everyone at once, when he can't get the first nominees passed? You can not stand the fact, that your own left-wing biased news admits that the Democrats are "requiring that Republicans check all the procedural boxes on most nominees, even those they intend to eventually support. That requires the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, to request a formal “cloture” vote to move forward."
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  12. "Democrats have required cloture votes on 31 of 52 nominees approved so far. To be sure, the Trump administration was slow to begin making nominations for the top jobs. But there are currently almost 50 people ready and awaiting Senate action, including national security officials who face votes this week. More than 200 Obama administration nominees had been confirmed at this point in 2009, according to the White House. "Democrats are not denying that they are slowing the process to protest how Senate Republicans have handled the health care bill. It’s also payback for the way Republicans forced through some early nominees without the “As we’ve made clear to our Republican colleagues, if they continue to insist on ramming through a secret health care bill without any public input or debate, they shouldn’t expect business as usual in the Senate,” said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader. "In objecting to a request last week to speed up approval of high-level Pentagon nominees, Mr. Schumer said, “Maybe once things change a little bit on health care, with the consent of my colleagues on this side of the aisle, we can move a lot of things quickly.” Keep spewing your ignorance, Harry, and I'll keep quoting more of the truth.
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