Then they belatedly fleshed it out by calling for a nonsensical spending freeze at a time when desperate Americans need every last federal safety net they can grab.
After completing a scheduled test maneuver, he then ad-libbed orders for a nonsensical, if not dangerous, move: "Take her down and put her on the bottom," he said.
As Justice Anthony Kennedy explained, a convict may understand that he is on death row because of a heinous crime but may, nonetheless, be delusional in believing that he is to be executed for a nonsensical or unrelated reason.
John Boehner, for instance, tweeted, "Obama admin admits 'crucify' strategy for job creators," a nonsensical twofer in that it asserted the existence of a sanctioned, Administration-wide "crucify" policy while invoking the handy-dandy "job creators," a phrase designed to deflect criticism on contact.
Then it sends out individual pages of the machine's translation to garble hunters, who look for sentences containing a nonsensical sequence.
It is 1776, and America is struggling for independence from King George III (the take-no-prisoners Brian d'Arcy James, whose King looks on his subjects' desire for freedom as a nonsensical annoyance).
She called Republicans' support for free trade policies a "nonsensical ideology", suggested that they amounted to "trade surrender", and displayed a firm handle on some of the minutiae of free trade policy that might surprise her 2008-era critics.
Its quality is excellent, but its operating system combined with its price makes it a nonsensical purchase for most people.
"After all, we are humans as well as humanists," he wrote, "and we agree with the rest of humanity that even a nonsensical excuse for a party makes sense".
It has justified this power grab for the states by creating a nonsensical doctrine of state immunity -- what Justice John Paul Stevens, in a concurring opinion yesterday, called "the second 11th Amendment," based in "judge-made" law, not "constitutional text".
It's the Beavis and Butthead of T-shirts – a nonsensical chuckle for whoever sees it, then a furrowed brow of confusion, then forgetting it ever existed.
