tag:politics.theatlantic.com,2009://4/tag:politics.theatlantic.com,2009://4.21470- 2009-11-03T22:14:07Z Comments for Politics, Explained In A Sentence Movable Type 4.24-en tag:politics.theatlantic.com,2009://4.21470 2009-07-16T20:34:17Z 2009-07-16T20:35:46Z Politics, Explained In A Sentence Marc Ambinder complain about the size of the House health care bill. Then they demand that hospitals IN THEIR districts be more adequately funded. ]]> tag:politics.theatlantic.com,2009://4.21470-comment:227187 Comment from diogenes_quixote on 2009-07-16 diogenes_quixote That's two sentences.

I'm just sayin'.

]]> 2009-07-16T22:43:11Z tag:politics.theatlantic.com,2009://4.21470-comment:227200 Comment from Basic Fact on 2009-07-16 Basic Fact Marc's allowed two sentences, since he's twice the size of everybody else.

]]> 2009-07-16T23:05:00Z tag:politics.theatlantic.com,2009://4.21470-comment:227279 Comment from lebecka on 2009-07-16 lebecka Wow,you're funny... like, for a fourth grader. you spell really well for a nine year old.

]]> 2009-07-17T02:20:57Z tag:politics.theatlantic.com,2009://4.21470-comment:227445 Comment from Almatt on 2009-07-17 Almatt Totally tacky, Basic Fact. Both your original comment, and the follow-up. Which GOP house member are you interning for?

]]> 2009-07-17T14:13:52Z tag:politics.theatlantic.com,2009://4.21470-comment:227629 Comment from Basic Fact on 2009-07-17 Basic Fact (R) The State of Fuck You.

And he's a very gentle lover. I'm learning a lot.

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