Last night, around 11 PM, the South suffered the worst indignation since Sherman marched on Atlanta and burned it to the ground. Actually, if any of you have been to Atlanta lately, a repeat of that infamous siege might be welcome. A shittier town in the South I have never seen.
Joseph Cao, of New Orleans, Louisiana–I guess there is a shittier town than Atlanta–voted against big insurance companies, tea baggers, and centerfold stud Levi Johnston’s baby mama’s mama, and crossed the aisle and voted for the Democrat healthcare bill.
There have been rumors circling the Internets that Cao might just not be a Republican after all. There are even tales that he might pull a Specter and become a Democrat.
The Vietnamese immigrant really can’t be all that Republican. First off, he is Asian, and they are suspect at best when it comes to GOP loyalties. Those people bend over for whoever is in control, be it Republican or Democrat. The worst are those Filipinos, who reenact the conquering of the Philippines every election day by letting themselves get mounted by whoever is either in charge or pays the most. I mean just look at my puki pal, Michelle Malkin. She prostitutes herself more today for Rupert Murdoch than she did when she pulled 25 cent hand jobs working at the Itchy Kitty Whorehouse in Cebu.
Cao won his seat from William “Cold Hard Cash” Jefferson after the long-serving Democrat was disgraced after an FBI raid on his home uncovered $90,000 in cash in his freezer. Cao became the first Republican to win the seat since Reconstruction, which makes him almost an army of one–or more precisely, an army of two, being one of only two Republican Asians in Congress, the other being Steve Austria of Ohio.
But Cao may realize that he may be a one-term wonder if he doesn’t act just a little blue in a district with a Cook PVI of +25 in favor of Democrats. So his vote on Saturday may be the first in many, as he moves across the aisle, eventually to become a Democrat.
Thanks again, Mr. Cao, for thinking about your constituents and country before your party and a bunch of nut jobs with poster board, magic markers, and a complete lack of spell check. For your vote for people over corporations, you are Republican Traitor of the Week.
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