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When Senators Say Dumb Things (Or, Is This A Case of a Dumb Senator Saying Something?)

by Bill Simon

Boy-oh-boy howdee! We got state senators in Georgia who strive to make fools of themselves, don’t we?

The latest is from Senator Nancy Shaefer (R-Habersham). From today’s AJC Political Insider Column: At a recent breakfast in Hart County, “Schaefer said 50 million abortions have been performed in this country, causing a shortage of cheap American labor. ‘We could have used those people.’ “

In case you have no idea of who Nancy Shaefer is, she is a politician who, after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast and New Orleans last fall, was rumored to have written a letter to her constituents stating that the hurricane hit because of all the homosexuality that took place in New Orleans.

6 Responses to “When Senators Say Dumb Things (Or, Is This A Case of a Dumb Senator Saying Something?)”

  1. Beth Says:

    She’s an idiot

  2. Nick C. Says:

    She is just another example of why we need better Republican primary results!

  3. terri in florida Says:

    She is a prime example of why we have to keep abortion legal.

  4. PCDavis Says:

    You got a good en there Bill. She’s gonna make a great publican…….

  5. Charley Levinson Says:

    If an illegal immigrant gets an abortion, is that OK with her because there is one less nasty immigrant child getting free health care and education, or is it still murder?

    One of the reasons we have stupid politicians saying stupid things is they know no one will put them on the spot with their obvious contradictions.

  6. Spacey G Says:

    Awww, bless her ‘lil ‘ole heart; Schaefer was likely educated in the Georgia public school system. What’d my dear mother say… something along the lines of “you put that woman’s brain on the head of a pin and it’d roll around like a BB on a freeway.” And thank goodness for Reps like Schaefer; they make Reps like W look smart.

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One afternoon, when I was about ten, I decided to walk over to the 'wrong side of the tracks.' At first I was a little scared. But then I noticed that the yards were nice, and so were the houses. In fact, most of the houses were better than those on our side of the tracks. A lot better.



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