Ron Marz attacks the Tea Party again
Here's two entries where he insults the Tea Party with some limp jokes:
So sayeth the guy who doesn't draw good lessons from anybody, and doesn't offer many to speak of either. And if he thinks liberals should lean more to the left, then I don't see the point in saying the Tea Party can only think to move more to the right.
Gonna be awesome when the lesson that the Tea Party draws from tonight is that it needs to move even further right. #mssen
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) June 25, 2014
That was a joke. The Tea Party isn't actually capable of drawing lessons from anything. #mssen
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) June 25, 2014
So sayeth the guy who doesn't draw good lessons from anybody, and doesn't offer many to speak of either. And if he thinks liberals should lean more to the left, then I don't see the point in saying the Tea Party can only think to move more to the right.
Labels: moonbat writers, politics
If the Tea Party, talk radio, and Fox News did not exist, the leftists would have to invent them.
Posted by
Anonymous |
3:47 PM
It's always amusing to watch people who thought Obama would be a good president accuse others of being incompetent.
Besides, if I were Ron, I wouldn't be crowing about drawing lessons. After all, the lesson from his career that people will draw is "Geoff Johns became popular from cleaning up my Green Lantern mess." Heckuva legacy, Ron!
Posted by
tops116 |
7:19 PM
The only lesson the Tea Party needs to gather from Mississippi is that center-left establishment Republicans are not allies. The average GOP politician has more in common with his Democrat "colleagues" than his constituents.
Posted by
The Drizzt |
8:12 PM
It seems like Ron Marz has a lot to learn about politics, but that would only move him farther to the left because he does not understand how the world works.
Posted by
truthwillwin1 |
7:05 AM