"Let me finish" The new mantra of the Republican party.

[slojim240]

It's a way to intimidate and make one believe that the speaker is in control.

The proper response is: "No, answer my question."

[Mizmoon]

1. "It's hard work remembering Poland pro Carolina"

Umm...
Ummm...

[bryant69]

2. It's just another manifestation of the Republican Party's Core Competancy

Republicans are masters are pretending to be persecuted minorities while they are really basically running everything; this is just another example of that.

Bryant
Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com

[belle]

3. I keep thinking of the South Park movie:

The Canadian minister in the "debate" with Kyle's mom:

"Can I finish? Can I finish please?!"

(pause)

"Okay, I'm finished."

[floridaguy]

4. No Georgie, you're already finished!

Like, toast :bounce:

[durablend]

5. Our response should be...

"No, you ARE finished!" :spank:

[glitch]

6. I believe you are finished, Mr. Bush. nt

[TrustingDog]

11. Edwards and Kerry should slip that in their next debates.

out of the blue in the middle of a paragraph. You Are Finished.

heh.

[baltodemvet]

7. I'm sorry, your time is up.

You've had four years to get it right for pete's sake and you're still floundering. We really need to bring in someone with competence in this area. Best wishes in your search for a more suitable position. Bye bye.
:kick:
Thanks for picking this up, Slojim!

[MsConduct]

8. 'Talk to the hand' works for me as a response. nt/

[incapsulated]

9. Ahhh, Shaddup!

You've said more than enough, and most of it was incomprehensible.

[slojim240]

10. Hahahahahah

You "folks" crack me up! :hi:

[nofanofbush]

12. How about

you are finished.