"Every single Republican now praising Boehner's 'humanizing' tears would've mocked the manhood of any Dem who cried."
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
The Tears of a Boehner
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Snark, snark, snark.
I think it was Jake Tapper who tweeted something like, "Get used to it, America. Boehner's a cryer."
Not true. Tears are not, in themselves, a thing to be condemned. Depends on the motivation. Voinovich's tears of fear were stupid and laughable and he was roundly condemned for them as he deserved to be. Tears of humility and in recognition of the awesome responsibility handed to one in the midst of a crisis like this--particularly when coming from such a humble background? It is small-minded to laugh at that, whatever your politics.
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