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Well would you look at that!

After all the nay saying and doom and gloom that people tried to have us believe that if a moratorium was put in place that the companies would just get up and leave and never come back…

Despite uncertainty about when the federal moratorium on deepwater oil exploration in the Gulf of Mexico may be lifted, drilling companies say they are readying to return to work, maintaining their full complement of rig workers at full pay, and making improvements in their rigs to meet new federal safety standards required by the Interior Department.

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The remarks by Newman and Williams and the assessment of industry representatives, indicate that, despite concerns that the six-month moratorium on deepwater drilling imposed by the Obama administration would cost rig workers their jobs and send rigs en masse to distant shores in search of work, so far that is not the case.

So it seems, the moratorium has not caused most of the companies drilling in deep water to leave and that in the short term during the moratorium, those companies are working to improve the quality of their disaster prevention techniques (exactly what the moratorium was supposed to do). We have the BP money that was set aside to pay those who lost work on those rigs and to also potentially help those whose jobs including supporting those rigs as well.

Seems as if all the chicken little politicians, like David Vitter and Bobby Jindal, have absolutely no idea what they are talking about when it comes to their criticism of President Obama and his successful moratorium plan.

And he is fairly dumb for a Rhodes Scholar if he thinks that comical banter with Castner and Carty could be good in any way. Those two buffoons are like a couple of 12 year olds.

Apparently, he doesn’t think that Rachel Maddow looks like a woman.

Hey Senator, at least Rachel Maddow has never needed to pay for women. Too bad we cannot say the same for you. You have just made yourself an even bigger embarrassment for Louisiana. What is next?

He has since come out with a lame apology letter to Maddow. Of course, he still means what he said. He is just sorry he said it.

Hey conservatives, how many more examples do you need to not vote for him again? What more must this “man” do to lose favor with you?

David Vitter sure is worried about the people of the gulf coast in this BP disaster.

How worried is he? Well, he just sent this letter in the mail.

Is the “serious sinner” serious about this letter? On a day where a GOP Congressman apologized to BP for how BP has been treated, Vitter  makes this his issue? Yeah, this just proves that he is out of touch and just needs to go away and spend more time with his hookers.

I just got an email from Louisiana’s junior Senator about the BP oily discharge.

 Since the first news of this tragic accident, Wendy and I have kept the victims and their families in our thoughts and prayers.

Which Wendy?

Our first priorities are to help them in any way we can and to figure out what went wrong so we can keep other offshore workers out of harm’s way.

Don’t we already know what went wrong? Seems to me that BP was worrying too much about the amount of drilling and not worrying as much about the consequences about that drilling. Seems like BP and Vitter have something in common.

I’ve been monitoring the progress of the cleanup efforts through constant updates from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and recently I met with representatives from the Coast Guard and BP to discuss the next steps in this process.

Has he also offered use of his supply of extra absorbent diapers that he may or may not have in storage to get all that extra lubricant out of the gulf?

I’ve also contacted local officials in south Louisiana to offer any help they need from the federal level.

Not sure how Louisiana’s junior Senator in the minority party is going to be able to get any help without the help of Democrats though. And I thought Republicans wanted less government interference. Shouldn’t Vitter be out there saying that the “private sector solution” would be the best way to deal with this.

Oh wait, we tried the private sector solution. That is why BP has wound up with a mess on its hands… another thing they likely have in common with Vitter.

I have added a new section to my cafepress store. It is called “Porn vs Whores“.

Stormy Daniels, potential porn star politician, has joined the Grand Ole Party.  Many assume that she will be challenging David “serious sinner” Vitter in the GOP primary.

What is great about a Stormy Daniels candidacy is that David Vitter cannot attack her personal morality without reminding people of his own “serious sins” with prostitutes.

I am not supporting any GOP candidate in this race. I am just stating my opinion on the question of what behavior is better: legal sexual behavior or illegal sexual behavior?

If you agree that Porn > Whores, buy the bumper sticker (or buy in bulk and share with your friends). I will be creating more content shortly.

The GOP has chosen David Vitter to be first up to bat when it comes to derailing this bill to fix the Senate bill.

This means that David Vitter is now on record as wanting to kill the legislation that would have eliminated the “Cornhusker Compromise” and that would have eliminated the “Donut Hole”.

Again, do the Republicans really want to be on the record as the party who fights to keep the “Cornhusker Compromise” (or Cornhusker Kickback) in the healthcare bill? Do the Republicans really want to be on the record as the party who fights to keep the Medicare Donut Hole? Do the Republicans really want to have serious sinner David Vitter as their lead spokesperson? Really?

Did David Vitter take John Cooksey’s comments seriously?

It is official. Charlie Melancon will run for the Louisiana Senate race!

The diapers gloves are off now. Vitter will now have a serious challenger in the form of a “blue dog” Democrat. Vitter will now have to not only defend his record in Congress. He will also have to seriously deal with all of the allegations surrounding his acknowledgement of committing serious sins involving the D.C. Madam scandal.

David Vitter better hope this healthcare bill passes. Because once he is out of a job, he will at least have health coverage.