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I find this funny about the Republican Party...


It's kind of funny how it seems the majority of the Republican Party spends a good amount of their time bashing the United States government and how ineffective it is.

"Elect me. I know the government, of which I'm a part, will cause Armageddon for this country. I promise I'll make sure nothing gets done in Washington in order to move this country forward. I'm Senator Dumba*s (pronounced Doo-mah) and I approve this message."

So, what, should doctors tell their patients, "You know, Bobby, we doctors are pretty worthless. We get paid a lot of money to serve you, but at the end of the day, we cause more harm than we do good. I honestly wouldn't ever see a doctor if I were you. We won't give you shots, MRI's, catscans, EEG's or conduct a surgical procedure. Less is more and by not doing anything, we're going to help you recover from this awful disease."?

Yeah, that makes perfect logical sense... ::scratches head::
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