The GOP attempts to start a Twitter campaign and gets owned by the White House!!

‘Moderate’ Republicans are caught between the rock of their liberal opponents and the hard place of the faction that wants to pull this country as far right as possible.

The sequester strikes again, and the folks on Capitol Hill don’t like it. Especially those of the Republican persuasion.

No matter how serious, how meaningful, or how important the State of the Union Address is, the mind can’t help but wander from time to time and fixate on items of literally no importance.

The House Majority Leader made the Sunday morning talk-show circuit today, talking about immigration reform, and undermining his own positions on it in the process.

This week’s ‘Addicting Info’ news in review, divvied up into your favorite categories, including Those Danged Republicans, Guns, Gays, and The Jabbering Classes.

Explaining is not the answer. Moral middle class policies, the ones being attempted by the President with pressure from the grassroots, are.

The change is a blatantly transparent attempt to repair the GOP’s ridiculously low performance among minority and immigrant voters.

‘Unlike’

O.M.G. It really is like reading the script for a bad comedy.

Perhaps if Boehner were willing to work with either side of the aisle, people from both sides of the aisle wouldn’t be demanding his resignation.

It seems that Christie received a phone called from the prickish, troll-like House majority Leader, Eric Cantor (R-VA) late last night to inform him that the vote had been pulled by the speaker.

GOP caves on taxes. Well-played, Mr. President.

Did they come to their senses or is it a diversion?

As the New Year approached and 2012 came to a close, so did the negotiations for a fiscal cliff deal … or so we thought.

Welcome to the other side of the fiscal cliff, as the House adjourns without voting on any measures.

Rep. Hoyer (D-MD): ‘I again would urge the Speaker not to use the debt limit to the detriment of the credit-worthiness of the United States of America as a leverage point.’

In an unbelievable but sadly familiar act of irresponsibility, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor announced on Friday that after this week, the House will adjourn until after the November 6 elections.

Eric Cantor, just committed a mortal sin in the church of conservatism: He told the truth.

In less than 140 characters, Cantor poked a stick in the eyes of the vast majority of Americans, those who are employed by others.