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The not-even-slightly-fabulous Mitch McConnell has shown the world just how far from fab he really is this time. Check out this doozy of a quote on the CBS News website.
"I don't think right after a major environmental catastrophe is a very good time to be making American domestic policy," Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said on "Fox News Sunday." "My thought about it is, we ought not to make American and domestic policy based upon an event that happened in Japan."
Talk about some of the most ridiculous spin so far this decade. Let's think about some of the flaws in this.
1) The laws of Physics don't vary from country to country.
2) Engineering principles have nothing to do with national borders.
3) Japan's government is as not as amazingly corrupt as the US government, meaning, in this case, that nuclear safeguards are stronger in Japan.
4) A major catastrophe is a really good time to think about how to prevent similar catastrophes in the future. Obviously, we can't prevent earthquakes. But, we certainly can prevent nuclear power plants.
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He will say whatever it is his masters want. I hope he really believes in god, because if he does his last moments will be spent in absolute terror.
Love the cake.
McConnel said something mind-numbingly stupid? Say it ain't so!
Careful, you are operating here with the idea that Mitch knows what the laws of phyiscs are.