Only a Republican could oppose a tax cut on food so the poor can buy more of it. Jesus must be so proud…

If we really ran our government like a business, as conservatives want, these five absurd scenarios might really happen.

Once Again, A GOP Senator Proves He Doesn’t Give A S*** About Anyone Else.

This kind of selective targeting when it comes to tax liability is typical of Republicans; punish the little guy in every way possible.

Conservatives all over the place are upset about Paul Ryan’s budget plan, which is basically last year’s plan recycled. Must have had some copies left over.

The ADP employment report showed that the U.S. private sector added 198,000 new jobs in February, which was well above expectations.

The findings may give the president political leverage to get some of his demands met by Congress, and puts pressure on Congressional Republicans to actually do something real about the sequester.

For those who will continue to receive benefits, the maximum benefits from go from $535 a week down to $350 a week.

Republicans have mastered delivering the message, but when the message is this terrible, who’s going to listen?

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

A deal to avert the fiscal cliff may reached before tonight’s deadline.

Republicans maintain that there is no leadership from the President, by which they mean Barack Obama should fold to their demands to inflict pain onto the poor.

Governor LePage of Maine’s fiscal tactics have driven away businesses, and tanked the states economy, and now it is time for him to pay the piper.

The majority of polled Americans insist it’s the Republicans who will carry the bulk of blame should that push off the cliff occur.

The GOP mantra of spending cuts is a lie, they have nothing to cut. They are arguing a 1980′s argument over a 2012 problem.

While they are considering showing signs of opening their minds, they are still extremely rigid in most of their positions.

Santa confronts Rep. Paul Ryan to tell him he’s on the ‘naughty’ list.

Defending tax cuts for the rich because raising rates on the top 2% would, supposedly, be bad for the economy isn’t just ethically squishy, it’s also just plain bad economics.

Only Palin could say she’s not interested in calling people names then immediately call the President a Socialist.

Faced with a recalcitrant congress and a hostile House Majority Leader, the President takes his case for middle class tax cuts directly to the public.