Daily Kos: Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH) Shows Us Exactly Why Republicans Suck

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Seriously, totally seriously. Okay, I have my reasons, but, look at this. This man had spent his time to make sure gay marriage doesn’t happen. It was against his faith and belief system.

Then his kid comes out.

Yeah, now he’s all supported.

So, basically, him and his party have just never really thought about how their voting beats the shit of the other guy. They have no idea of the impact of their actions or inactions.

Ballsy. I kinda feel bad for the guy. I’m happy to have ally, to be sure, but, really, he never really did give a thought to his actions.

Peace,

Roo

Daily Kos: Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH) Shows Us Exactly Why Republicans Suck

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Anonymous said…
Nope. No thought to how things affect people who aren't him. I hope this opens doors in his mind and may consider other demographics and other decisions as well. He might turn into a human being at some point.

Glad to have him on our side now, but how about he develops some empathy?
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