George Will to CPAC: Democrats in 2016!

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#1 | George Will to CPAC: Democrats in 2016! datum

Thu Mar 06, 2014 8:17 pm

http://www.breitbart.com/InstaBlog/2014/...mocrats-in-2016

This right here is why I don't give a shit about CPAC anymore. It has been run the last couple years by RINO's, Leftists and crooks. Atheists get invited but they have no time to handle the Kiev issue in a forum. Inviting the likes of Christie Creme, McConnell and this asshat who is rooting for the left to own some piece of govt' so that things are balanced. Has anyone told him the the Rats run so much now in the Fed Govt' that owning the House Senate and WH isn't enough anymore? George Will is an asshole and I hope he gets hit by a bus.....

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Conservative columnist and Fox News contributor George Will touted the benefits of divided government in his remarks to the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Thursday.

"There is a case to be made," he said, from a conservative point of view, that if Republicans win the White House in 2016, Democrats should control "at least one house of Congress."

The remark sent murmurs through the audience, and a few booed.

Will argued that divided government was proof of the wisdom of the American electorate, adding that Washington would be in far worse shape if Republicans did not control the House..

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