Is “scab” too strong to describe a House Republican who votes with Democrats to fund Obamacare & raise debt ceiling with no spending cuts?

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Last week,? Huffington Post reported named ?20 Republicans as agreeing to vote with the Democrats to fully fund Obamacare and raise the debt ceiling with no spending cuts.??? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/01/house-republicans-clean-cr_n_4024755.html.?? Jon Runyan, Peter King, Frank LoBiono, and Leonard Lance were on that list.?? I compared any Republican Congressman who would vote with the Democrats now to a ?scab?– a union member who goes back to work in the middle of a strike to break the strike and bust his own union.?? But then I read ?Ode to a Scab? written by ?progressive? adventure author Jack London in 1915.?? You can find it at http://dawn.thot.net/scab.html.??? ?Is that word too harsh?? Seth Grossman

  • Seth Grossman

    Seth Grossman is executive director of Liberty And Prosperity, which he co-founded in 2003. It promotes American liberty and limited constitutional government through weekly radio and in-person discussions, its website, email newsletters and various events. Seth Grossman is also a general practice lawyer.

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1 thought on “Is “scab” too strong to describe a House Republican who votes with Democrats to fund Obamacare & raise debt ceiling with no spending cuts?”

  1. Fred

    Scab is not too strong. It is high time we make a stand on “tax (more) and spend (more)” vs fiscal sanity

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