Skip to content
Do you have adblock enabled?
 
If you can read this, either the style sheet didn't load or you have an older browser that doesn't support style sheets. Try clearing your browser cache and refreshing the page.

(AP News)   When they let the inmates take over the asylum, what did they expect would happen?   (apnews.com) divider line
    More: Murica, Abraham Lincoln, Republican Party (United States), United States, White House, Leadership, Politics, Election, Activism  
•       •       •

6167 clicks; posted to Politics » on 28 Jan 2023 at 2:42 PM (8 weeks ago)   |   Favorite    |   share:  Share on Twitter share via Email Share on Facebook



107 Comments     (+0 »)
View Voting Results: Smartest and Funniest


Oldest | « | 1 | 2 | 3 | » | Newest | Show all

 
2023-01-28 10:50:45 AM  
Everyone saw this coming.  I know it feels to let your id run wild, but eventually you have face the mess you made.

/I don't think this rock bottom yet. They aren't ready to clean up.
 
2023-01-28 11:02:52 AM  
Not so much inmates. More like letting teenagers run the show. They think they have all the answer but lack the education and experience to make a things work.
 
2023-01-28 11:12:58 AM  
They'll bring party unity by focusing on the things they all have in common; fear, hate, and paranoia
 
2023-01-28 11:29:38 AM  
I think the only way forward is endless purity tests to prove who TRULY loves Jesus, Trump, America, Freedom, Silverados, AR-15s, and Diabetes.
 
2023-01-28 11:50:09 AM  
pbs.twimg.comView Full Size
 
2023-01-28 12:03:18 PM  
"So, the grassroots of people that can't afford to buy a steak and are struggling to make ends meet, they just got told by their representatives at an opulent $900-a-night hotel that, 'We hate you.'"

All with TFG's support. And his worshipers still don't get it.
 
2023-01-28 12:19:59 PM  
I think they are about to find out that the overseeing of the female voter's body, the worshiping of high-capacity magazines, the obsessing over transgendered people, and the reading of the Bible as policy roadmap does not constitute the winning platform they thought it would.

This is what most Americans want:

1. Worry more about the working individual than the corporation.
2. Sane gun regulation
3. No one should obsess over how the neighbor gets off.
 
2023-01-28 12:45:01 PM  
The GOP's prospects are truly stunning.

I mean on the one hand the GOP has Trump.

Fark user imageView Full Size


On the other hand the GOP has DeSantistan

Fark user imageView Full Size

Fark user imageView Full Size


They can't lose!
 
2023-01-28 2:43:40 PM  

make me some tea: The GOP's prospects are truly stunning.

I mean on the one hand the GOP has Trump.

[Fark user image 729x710]

On the other hand the GOP has DeSantistan

[Fark user image 585x740]
[Fark user image 850x481]

They can't lose!


Why would you posy hideous pictures of T****!?  I'm going to have nightmares now!
 
2023-01-28 2:44:22 PM  
FTFA:  On one side: a growing number of elected officials eager to move beyond the divisive politics and personality of former President Donald Trump despite having no clear alternative.

Fark user imageView Full Size
 
2023-01-28 2:44:42 PM  
PWNING THE LIBS.

Literally, the ONLY thing that matters.
 
2023-01-28 2:45:27 PM  
Fark user imageView Full Size
 
2023-01-28 2:45:31 PM  
Have they considered policies that weren't dogsh...okay, never mind...
 
2023-01-28 2:46:03 PM  
aww

Fark user imageView Full Size
 
2023-01-28 2:47:22 PM  

make me some tea: [pbs.twimg.com image 682x969]


RESOLVLVED.  LVL
 
2023-01-28 2:48:33 PM  
Ronna McDaniel has become the longest serving leader of the Republican National Committee since the Civil War.

Anyone getting a little uncomfortable with how many things are "the most/least/longest/shortest X since the civil war"?  Seems that's happening a lot.
 
2023-01-28 2:48:41 PM  
Thunderdome. The only means of conflict resolution they understand.
 
2023-01-28 2:49:46 PM  
Repubs in disarray!!!
 
2023-01-28 2:50:57 PM  
Fark user imageView Full Size
 
2023-01-28 2:51:43 PM  
So, Rona stuck her head out of her hole, and saw her shadow, so we can look forward to another year of bullshyt.
 
2023-01-28 2:51:51 PM  
Save time and just create your keyboard macros now: Republicans in disarray!
 
2023-01-28 2:55:46 PM  
These people know how to cheat democracy. They might look like they have a weak hand, but in places like Texas, Florida, and Ohio they control who gets to vote, and how the votes are counted.
 
2023-01-28 2:56:26 PM  

edmo: Not so much inmates. More like letting teenagers run the show. They think they have all the answer but lack the education and experience to make a things work.


As a former teenager, father of teenagers, and sometimes boss of teenagers I can tell you that on average they have much better work ethics and competencies than your average Republican.

Republican teenagers have their own failures.
 
2023-01-28 2:58:12 PM  
Awful rotten piece of garbage maintains another year of holding court over other awful rotten pieces of garbage.

Film at 11.
 
2023-01-28 3:00:43 PM  
Most real mental patients are only a serious threat to themselves. And most see improvement given appropriate medication and therapy.

The average stay in a real mental health ward is around two to three weeks, long enough to see if you're responding to medication and therapy, but not long enough to make a revolt worthwhile. (If you really can't bear the hospital grub, you aren't above sharing, and you can afford it, ordering in is rarely an issue any more.)

These clowns know exactly what they're about---grift and setting scores with the (((globalists)))---and don't much care about the consequences.

Put bluntly, they're narcissists and sociopaths, the psychiatrist's despair. There is no pharmaceutical treatment for either condition, and therapy is rarely effective even if they'd agree to it, which few would. Therapy is for the weak and the woke, after all.

Clowns like this give the rest of the lunatics a bad name.
 
2023-01-28 3:02:06 PM  
That labor costs would go down?
 
2023-01-28 3:05:54 PM  
 
2023-01-28 3:07:52 PM  

MikeyFuccon: Most real mental patients are only a serious threat to themselves. And most see improvement given appropriate medication and therapy.

The average stay in a real mental health ward is around two to three weeks, long enough to see if you're responding to medication and therapy, but not long enough to make a revolt worthwhile. (If you really can't bear the hospital grub, you aren't above sharing, and you can afford it, ordering in is rarely an issue any more.)

These clowns know exactly what they're about---grift and setting scores with the (((globalists)))---and don't much care about the consequences.

Put bluntly, they're narcissists and sociopaths, the psychiatrist's despair. There is no pharmaceutical treatment for either condition, and therapy is rarely effective even if they'd agree to it, which few would. Therapy is for the weak and the woke, after all.

Clowns like this give the rest of the lunatics a bad name.


People with mental illnesses are actually more likely to be the *victims* of violence, not the perpetrators.

https://www.salon.com/2015/06/18/its_not_about_mental_illness_the_big_lie_that_always_follows_mass_shootings_by_white_males/

https://www.idahoednews.org/voices/mental-illness-a-convenient-scapegoat-for-acts-of-violence/
 
2023-01-28 3:08:57 PM  

Mr. Coffee Nerves: I think the only way forward is endless purity tests to prove who TRULY loves Jesus, Trump, America, Freedom, Silverados, AR-15s, and Diabetes.


You just lost the F-150 crowd, asshole.
 
2023-01-28 3:16:37 PM  
For Batman to come in and beat them up?
 
2023-01-28 3:19:03 PM  
"So, the grassroots of people that can't afford to buy a steak and are struggling to make ends meet, they just got told by their representatives at an opulent $900-a-night hotel that, 'We hate you.'"

Fark user imageView Full Size


"WE'VE BEEN DOING THAT FOR YEARS, AND WE'RE GOING TO KEEP DOING IT!"
 
2023-01-28 3:21:32 PM  
"The country club won today," Kirk said from the back of the Waldorf Astoria ballroom where RNC members from across the country voted to give McDaniel another two-year term. "So, the grassroots of people that can't afford to buy a steak and are struggling to make ends meet, they just got told by their representatives at an opulent $900-a-night hotel that, 'We hate you.'"

That has been the GOP's way for over 50 years!  Where the fark have you been?
 
2023-01-28 3:23:19 PM  

SpaceyCat: "The country club won today," Kirk said from the back of the Waldorf Astoria ballroom where RNC members from across the country voted to give McDaniel another two-year term. "So, the grassroots of people that can't afford to buy a steak and are struggling to make ends meet, they just got told by their representatives at an opulent $900-a-night hotel that, 'We hate you.'"

That has been the GOP's way for over 50 years!  Where the fark have you been?


Did Charlie actually pay the price printed on the door at the hotel?

/obviously didn't stay at a Holiday Inn Express or he would have known this already.
 
2023-01-28 3:27:13 PM  
media.tenor.comView Full Size
 
2023-01-28 3:28:08 PM  

SpaceyCat: "The country club won today," Kirk said from the back of the Waldorf Astoria ballroom where RNC members from across the country voted to give McDaniel another two-year term. "So, the grassroots of people that can't afford to buy a steak and are struggling to make ends meet, they just got told by their representatives at an opulent $900-a-night hotel that, 'We hate you.'"

That has been the GOP's way for over 50 years!  Where the fark have you been?


Fark user imageView Full Size


Neither party has a great track record over the past 40 years of helping the working class.

Hell, the Democrats recently not only killed a bill that would require federally-assisted chip manufacturers not to union-bust, they used Congress to kill a worker's strike threatened over a lack of paid time off, while the workers' employers posted record-breaking profits.

The Republicans might be worse, sure, but both parties have done their fair share of telling the peasants to eat cake.
 
2023-01-28 3:29:06 PM  

aleister_greynight: make me some tea: The GOP's prospects are truly stunning.

I mean on the one hand the GOP has Trump.

[Fark user image 729x710]

On the other hand the GOP has DeSantistan

[Fark user image 585x740]
[Fark user image 850x481]

They can't lose!

Why would you posy hideous pictures of T****!?  I'm going to have nightmares now!


Trump is really gross looking. I should know, I'm very gross looking. I'm not a public figure though.
 
2023-01-28 3:33:06 PM  
I'm disappointed mike pillow didn't get it but don't interrupt your enemy while making a mistake. These mouth breathers are with us for the duration.
 
2023-01-28 3:37:34 PM  

August11: I think they are about to find out that the overseeing of the female voter's body, the worshiping of high-capacity magazines, the obsessing over transgendered people, and the reading of the Bible as policy roadmap does not constitute the winning platform they thought it would.

This is what most Americans want:

1. Worry more about the working individual than the corporation.
2. Sane gun regulation
3. No one should obsess over how the neighbor gets off.


Americans might say they do but going by the election results they don't actually give a damn about 2 or 3
 
2023-01-28 3:39:41 PM  
When your only MO is "whatever the Democrats want, we're going to vote against it" then it stands to reason that any time you're in power, you're going to fall apart. We've seen it happen repeatedly. The GQP has zero ability to govern any more (if they ever did) because they no long have any understanding of what that means.

The Department of Weird Statistics tells me that the average age of the House is 58, and just about evenly split as you might imagine...but the average age of House LEADERSHIP is not. The oldest members of the House skew heavily Democrat, with more of them being in their 70s than their Republican counterparts.

Why does that matter? Because they're the ones who know how to get shiat done. You may argue all day long about old people being out of touch etc, and maybe that's right...but they've also got the experience and the governing savvy to know how things work domestically and internationally. When a batch of bratty kids come into Congress and want to change the world, without an anchor of senior people to tell them "it doesn't work that way, dear" then chaos is the result. Like now.
 
2023-01-28 3:40:55 PM  

austerity101: SpaceyCat: "The country club won today," Kirk said from the back of the Waldorf Astoria ballroom where RNC members from across the country voted to give McDaniel another two-year term. "So, the grassroots of people that can't afford to buy a steak and are struggling to make ends meet, they just got told by their representatives at an opulent $900-a-night hotel that, 'We hate you.'"

That has been the GOP's way for over 50 years!  Where the fark have you been?

[Fark user image 425x293]

Neither party has a great track record over the past 40 years of helping the working class.

Hell, the Democrats recently not only killed a bill that would require federally-assisted chip manufacturers not to union-bust, they used Congress to kill a worker's strike threatened over a lack of paid time off, while the workers' employers posted record-breaking profits.

The Republicans might be worse, sure, but both parties have done their fair share of telling the peasants to eat cake.


Reminds me of this pic:
Fark user imageView Full Size
 
2023-01-28 3:44:15 PM  
The Republican dilemma: Both rich and poor Republicans really hate minorities, but the rich ones also hate poor people.
 
2023-01-28 3:52:05 PM  

make me some tea: [pbs.twimg.com image 682x969]


WHEREAS

sorry. wow. so many whereas.
 
2023-01-28 3:52:11 PM  

aaronx: The Republican dilemma: Both rich and poor Republicans really hate minorities, but the rich ones also hate poor people.


Oddly enough america is rich with poor people. We're drowning in them.
 
2023-01-28 3:54:53 PM  
A divided Republican Party is good for the country. More GOP infighting, please.
 
2023-01-28 3:58:21 PM  
More guns, kill the poor. They agree on that.
 
2023-01-28 4:02:16 PM  

BlousyBrown: aleister_greynight: make me some tea: The GOP's prospects are truly stunning.

I mean on the one hand the GOP has Trump.

[Fark user image 729x710]

On the other hand the GOP has DeSantistan

[Fark user image 585x740]
[Fark user image 850x481]

They can't lose!

Why would you posy hideous pictures of T****!?  I'm going to have nightmares now!

Trump is really gross looking. I should know, I'm very gross looking. I'm not a public figure though.


That's OK, trump has more than enough self-esteem for both of you
 
2023-01-28 4:04:45 PM  

aaronx: The Republican dilemma: Both rich and poor Republicans really hate minorities, but the rich ones also hate poor people.


The bigots had the voting power in numbers, but the rich always had the true power in the party in terms of being able to get elected.

And before Trump, the former usually showed deference to the latter in being the public face of the party, even though they never really believed in the fiscal conservative nonsense. Since 2016, they realized that the fiscal stuff didn't matter at all, and they took over the political power to the chagrin of the rich.
 
2023-01-28 4:08:45 PM  

make me some tea: The GOP's prospects are truly stunning.

I mean on the one hand the GOP has Trump.

[Fark user image 729x710]

On the other hand the GOP has DeSantistan

[Fark user image 585x740]
[Fark user image 850x481]

They can't lose!


Fark user imageView Full Size
 
2023-01-28 4:12:54 PM  

Gyrfalcon: When your only MO is "whatever the Democrats want, we're going to vote against it" then it stands to reason that any time you're in power, you're going to fall apart. We've seen it happen repeatedly. The GQP has zero ability to govern any more (if they ever did) because they no long have any understanding of what that means.

The Department of Weird Statistics tells me that the average age of the House is 58, and just about evenly split as you might imagine...but the average age of House LEADERSHIP is not. The oldest members of the House skew heavily Democrat, with more of them being in their 70s than their Republican counterparts.

Why does that matter? Because they're the ones who know how to get shiat done. You may argue all day long about old people being out of touch etc, and maybe that's right...but they've also got the experience and the governing savvy to know how things work domestically and internationally. When a batch of bratty kids come into Congress and want to change the world, without an anchor of senior people to tell them "it doesn't work that way, dear" then chaos is the result. Like now.


So your point is that we should institute term limits in order to shift institutional knowledge away from elected representatives and toward unelected lobbyists and their corporate sponsors?
 
2023-01-28 4:15:37 PM  

Notabunny: They'll bring party unity by focusing on the things they all have in common; fear, hate, and paranoia


Their 4 weapons.....
 
Displayed 50 of 107 comments


Oldest | « | 1 | 2 | 3 | » | Newest | Show all


View Voting Results: Smartest and Funniest

This thread is closed to new comments.

Continue Farking




On Twitter


  1. Links are submitted by members of the Fark community.

  2. When community members submit a link, they also write a custom headline for the story.

  3. Other Farkers comment on the links. This is the number of comments. Click here to read them.

  4. Click here to submit a link.