"Rubber Stamp Republicans" -- why are we not driving this term into the ground?

[rudy23]

For starters, it's catchy, concise, and easy to remember. Alliteration and rhythm are important in a political slogan.

It also holds Congress accountable for not standing up to an extremely unpopular president. No one wants a Congress that is there to back up *'s failed policies.

It's also 100% true.

Rubber Stamp Republicans are taking us in a direction that most Americans clearly do not want to go in. We have to make that known to voters, and don't let them forget it.

[ewoden]

1. I personally prefer

Conservatives: Stand Still and Lose

[lpbk2713]

2. That term was used last night in the Florida gubernatorial debate.

The dark horse (Linn, a former rethug, now Independent) called Charlie Crist (the rethug) that once or twice.

[catmandu57]

3. It's being used

here in misery McCaskill is running a commercial about that goddamned notalent fucktard rubberstamping the furher*.

[Warpy]

4. Patricia Madrid (D-NM hopeful) is doing just that.

in her latest adverts showing Heather Wilson (R-COW) and Stupid saying "stay the course" one after the other on many occasions. The ad also makes the point that Halliburton Heather (R-COW) has been a rubber stamp for the Putz on every issue but stem cell research, where she finally did vote to override that shameful veto.

I didn't see that ad before I voted, but it made me even happier I voted for Madrid.

If anyone reading this board is still waffling (fat chance), I have to tell you I had dealings with Madrid's office when she was AG and I was extremely pleased by the effort they made on my behalf. I can't imagine any pubbie doing the same. I will be extremely pleased to have her represent me in DC.

[xxqqqzme]

5. Rubber stamps and red ink

Why red ink rethuglicans never caught on, I cannot guess....oh, wait yes I can. The same reason every talking TV hairdo repeats tax and spend democrats and that's not even alliterative.