Good question…

…from Susie Madrak…

If #OWS Has No Coherent Message, How Come Eric Cantor Is Suddenly Talking About 'Income Disparity'?

Good question…

…for Eric Cantor, from Joan McCarter...

So, how about this? How about you offset the FEMA disaster aid to your district out of your PAC, Mr. Cantor?

How 'bout that?

Republican Round-Up

Bachmann's mean.

Cantor? Maybe meaner.

Paul could be the meanest of all.

Rick Perry - stupid or liar? Or stupid liar?

Should I care about John Huntsman? Why?

Hammer, nail…

…BANG! James Fallows passes along a note from a reader...

All you have to do is ask yourself, "What would that sneaky little two-faced twerp Eddie Haskell do in this situation?" And the answer will never be far from Cantor's behavior.

It works!

From the "Not exactly news" file.

You can fool some of the people...

Stupidity has consequences.

Eric Cantor is a bad sport.

From the "Me too" file.

Jay Ackroyd…

I am still trying to understand why the first words out of the mouths of every Democrat in a public setting are not "I really would like Eric Cantor to explain why he is betting against America."

Me too.

From his keyboard…

…to (insert diety here)'s monitor. Jed Lewison…

In the election, the tea partiers got what they asked for. But they won't end up getting what they want.

Elections, as they say, have consequences.

Sometimes unintended consequences.

Cantor Surrenders.

The Minority Whip admits...

“All of us know the ascendancy of our party is going to be premised on whether people really believe that we’re deserving of leadership again, not that we’re just here throwing bombs or obstructing, that we’re thoughtful, responsible.”

Well, then, they might as well pack it in. It seems that even Eric Cantor agrees...


Hat tip to Brad at Where's Eric Cantor?

They tried it with their budget…

…now they're using it for health care. Brad at Where's Eric Cantor? Offers the three stages of Republican policy...

1. Cut taxes
2. ?
3. Success

…and a fun fact...

...Americans trust health insurance companies more than they trust Republican leaders in Congress...

From the "Yes, but…" file.

House Minority Whip Eric Cantor, via Political Wire...

"The American public understands something must be askew if every single Republican votes against something."

Yes, but most of the American public understands that Republicans themselves are the something askew.

Where's Eric Cantor?

Out on a limb is usually a good bet, but it's nice to know someone's keeping track.