LABORATORIES OF DEMOCRACY

Bill Maher taunted conservative nutters last nigh - "While California is en route to becoming the world’s fifth-biggest economy .....thanks, England!”

Maher finished up with his gloating over the economic failures gripping other states thanks to their own governors. [Louisiana, Kansas]

SCORE BOARD BITCHES COURTESY OF HBO

"They say the definition of insanity is trying the same failed things over and over again expecting different results, but is this not the actual definition of a conservatives" Maher asked?

Maher made this case [a great one] if Republicans are going to call states the "laboratories of democracy," they first have to stop replicating failed economic experiments.

Maher, went on to say that Liberal rule, when left to run its coarse, does much better than the failed Dick trickle down economics, saying, "scoreboard bitches".

Maher's New Rules is spot on, just another in many debunking the ideology of a party so archaic that when it farts, instead of gas, its dust.

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KANSAS VOTERS ARE MIRED DOWN WITH TOUGH DECISIONS

SAM BROWNBACK - KANSAS TIN FOIL HAT SOCIETY LEADER

WHICH IS WORSE, DICK TRICKLE DOWN SYNDROME OR LAP DANCE:

During his New Rules segment this Friday night, Real Time's Bill Maher took a shot at the "easily distracted" voters of Kansas, who may actually reelect their Governor Sam Brownback for another undeserved term after he wrecked the economy of their state, but the better part of his ire was reserved for the likes of Chuck Todd and Meet the Press, who allowed Grover Norquist to come on last month and attack Brownback's opponent, Paul Davis, for going to a strip club sixteen years ago.



New Rule: People in Florida now earn the right to make fun of Kansas.

Kansas needs a buddy state. A state that comes along and says "I don't think that's a good idea, Champ. I think you might hurt yourself pal". And to provide encouragement when they do good. "I elected a person not of the galactically stupid." "Good going Champ".






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