Sunday morning talk shows get me pissed off more than watching the NFL

Listening to Rand Paul talk about cutting healthcare & retirement benefits.  Funny he didn't say anything about cutting the Congress's benefits plans.  Put up or shut up Tea Bag D-Bag.

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