Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan December 17 is the annual "War on Christmas Remembrance Day." On this day each year, politicians gather near TV cameras across the nation to announce that once again there is a war on Christmas. As part of this charming festivity, networks sometimes choose not to show the politicians due to their previously scheduled airing of an endless assortment of Christmas movies, animated Christmas specials and radio stations playing non-stop Christmas music. The lack of airtime given to these politicians (except on Fox) just proves that there is, indeed, a war on Christmas. Happy belated War on Christmas Day, everyone!
Originally Posted By plpeters70 LOL - good one! It's pretty laughable that these politicians are complaining about having to work "over the holidays". Um, excuse me, but most of us only get Christmas Day and New Years Day off from work. I'm having a hard time mustering any sympathy for Congress-people who might actually have to do the same.
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka Ah, thanks 2oony. I will honor War on Christmas Remembrance Day in my heart and try to keep it all year.
Originally Posted By ecdc In other news, Jon Kyl announces that most war vets had desk jobs and weren't even on the front lines, and teachers are overpaid since they get three months a year off anyways.
Originally Posted By fkurucz "I'm sorry for my ignorance on this topic but is Dec. 17th some sort of holy day?" I think its St. Moneybags day.
Originally Posted By hopemax And now the Senate passed it with unanimous consent. Filibuster to unanimous in 2 weeks...I should be happy, but I just want to strangle someone, because I'm sick of politics playing games with people's lives.
Originally Posted By Labuda Well, the House just passed it, too... 206 good votes and 60 jerk votes. So, this is now headed to the President, too. Bout damned time!
Originally Posted By Labuda Oh, and the asshat who's my rep didn't even vote, along with 167 other reps.
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt Apparently Speaker of The House to be John Boehner didn't either.
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka Cos I misspelled "To" instead of "Too". I HATE making those mistakes and I seem to be making them more frequently with age and as my stress levels go up. Grrrr!