I am not a big fan of congressional resolutions even when they are for worthy issues like commemorating the passing of great people like Margaret Thatcher. But I really have to sit up and take notice when a lowlife like Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) tries to put a roadblock in front of such a measure.
http://dailycaller.com/2013/04/16/menendez-removes-language-about-defeating-terrorism-in-thatcher-resolution/
If ever there was a senator who should lay low and keep a low profile, it is Menendez.
How about lines like these....:
"Whereas Margaret Thatcher never had sex with underage prostitutes....."
"Whereas Margaret Thatcher never used her position as prime minister to help her friends make huge business profits..."
The United States congress have more important work to do than passing resolutions about the death of Margaret Thatcher.
ReplyDeleteThe resolution should be "laid on the table" as they say, and left there, permanently.