Quote of the Day

Posted on July 7, 2012 at 2:04 pm by Bob Cesca

“Thus, acutely aware one cannot rebuild their hearth of home amongst the ruins of their U.S. House office, for the sake of my loved ones I must ‘strike another match, go start anew’ by embracing the promotion back from public servant to sovereign citizen.” Congressman Thaddeus McCotter (R-Michigan) announcing his resignation on Facebook

Yeah, I have no idea what the hell that means. Can someone ask Sarah Palin to translate Gibberish-to-English?

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  • JMAshby

    …the position flexible..

  • Nanotyrannus

    He’s quoting a Bob Dylan song from the 1960′s which means he’s a commie hippy.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1246624710 Patrick Malone

    Wow.

    Unlike Sarah, the sentence DOES contain both a noun and a verb.

    However, I doubt she can translate, as the result would likely be gibberish – gibberish.

  • D_C_Wilson

    “I got caught submitting fraudulent petitions for my re-election, so now I’m getting out before Congress can censure me. Also, peeance freeance.”

  • http://www.broadwaycarl.com Broadway Carl

    Translation: The Republican led House of Representatives has become so batshit crazy – yes, even for me – I have decided that resigning my elected office as a GOP representative and becoming a private citizen again is a step up, rather than deal with these Tea Party nutballs.

  • http://www.facebook.com/Novak83 Ed Novak

    I got “I quit, and I’m setting everything on fire when I go.”

  • Victor_the_Crab

    Sounds like he’s usin’ elitist words. HUNT ‘IM DOWN ‘N HANG ‘IM!!!

  • http://www.osborneink.com OsborneInk

    “Sovereign citizen” is a term straight out of the militia movement. Maybe he’s leaving to take up an AK-47 and pursue those 2nd Amendment remedies.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=663669914 Sean Richardson

    This is a line from his Wikipedia page:
    “on July 5, The Detroit News reported that McCotter had spent much of the time since his presidential campaign failed writing a television pilot script for a comedy/variety show starring himself, to be called Bumper Sticker: Made on MoTown. It featured characters with the same nicknames he used for members of his staff and a guest appearance by conservative commentator S.E. Cupp. “They take pot shots about McCotter’s ill-fated bid for the White House while spewing banter about drinking, sex, race, flatulence, puking and women’s anatomy,” the newspaper wrote.”

    I dare anybody to tell me that this guy is not David Brent.