In the last Congress, it was Dr. Seuss and Potato Head dolls. Now, it's gas stoves and M&M’s. Shouldn't Republicans at least pretend to be serious? (via MaddowBlog)
Yes, in the contemporary United States, some influential media figures take a surprisingly intense interest in the footwear of candy mascots.yesterday, apparently retreating in response to conservative whining, and letting the public know that their “beloved spokescandies” will now face an “indefinite pause.”
What struck me as especially notable, however, was the fact that all of this was of interest to Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee. In fact, yesterday afternoon, the panel’s GOP members, led by far-right Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio,website
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