Is Eric Cantor high?

[reggaehead]

Or just not particularly bright? Not only did he sound like e just attended harvest festival in Garberville. He's still working off the 2010 script. Taxincreases will kill small businesses. If Bain Capital is an example. That makes me support the idea all the more.

[Angry Dragon]

1. I believe he is lower than a snake fart

[JoePhilly]

2. He's a mouth piece ... says what he's told to say.

The message is the message. Romney is gone but the message survives.

He's trying to mute the reality that Obama can get all the revenue he wants by doing nothing. The Media will be helping to try and make it seem as if a deal must be reached, and that the deal should look like what Romney ran on.

[CTyankee]

3. I turned off MJ before he came on. That smarmy little prick will make me lose my breakfast...

and I don't want that to happen...

[Aerows]

4. He might make more sense

if he was. I wish to GOD they could vote that idiot out. Oh well, there is always 2014.

[KharmaTrain]

5. It's Called Tap Dancing...

He's under a lot of pressure...there's the "establishment", including Boner, who want a deal and are willing to accept tax increases. They just want this thing done quick...the further away from elections as possible and hope their sheeple forget in 2 or 4 years. On the other side are the teabaggers who would rather vote for Ayn Rand's corpse as speaker and majority leader than to any tax increases. Cantor's stuck in the middle. If he signals he's in favor of any tax increase, the hyenas of hate radio will make his life miserable...thus the gobbidly-gook. He'll keep working off that 2010 script until he's forced to do different.

[Still Sensible]

6. Exactly. n/t

[randome]

10. That sounds very well thought out.

[madokie]

7. No, he's just an ahole

all the time no matter where he is or what venue it is, Can'tor is an asshole

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[butterfly77]

8. He is on fox right now...

and he sure is very enthusiastic about not raising taxes...

[HopeHoops]

9. I'd go with the "not particularly bright" theory. He's always struck me as a simpleton.