Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Republican populism at work

TPM demonstrates how GOP Senators can blank check $200,000-a-minute wars and oppose unemployment compensation extensions:


Young GOP Donor: 'I Believe In A Purpose Driven Life ... If Life's Purpose Is Backgammon And Tennis'


John Roby Penn IV (right), with Michael Saylor of MicroStrategy, at an event in Washington, D.C.

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"My ancestors, actually, weren't on the Mayflower. They sent the servants over first to get the cottage ready."
Haw haw haw haw haw! That's from theFacebook page of J. Roby Penn IV, the 29-year-old oil-and-gas heir who serves as the mid-Atlantic director of the RNC's Young Eagles program. 
Also: "I believe in a purpose driven life... if life's purpose is backgammon and tennis."
And: "If you don't have an oil well, get one."
The Young Eagles, as you know, have helpedthrow the RNC into crisis after their trip to one of LA's top bondage-themed nightclubs. But given the man-of-leisure persona cultivated by Penn, maybe it's not so surprising that the group is used to being entertained in style.

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