Recently, these deficits have been created by a moronic choice by the Republican Congress to dramatically reduce tax revenues, largely for corporations and the richest Americans.
By Hendrik Hertzberg May 7, 2009 My most recent Comment was a series of small jokes riffing on a big joke, namely a moronic suggestion by the governor of Texas that his state might secede from the Union on account of the tyranny of slightly higher marginal tax rates for the rich.
The most endearing work in the show is Rineke Dijkstra's excruciatingly funny four-minute video of a shy, cringing young girl with braces lip-synching moronic lyrics by the Backstreet Boys, a perfect expression of adolescent pain and desire, provoking empathy.
Many of the crews of these big and beautiful square-riggers were, according to at least one account, filled by "moronic bipeds" — drunken, violent lowlifes with no other options.
The bank was done in by moronic trader emails.
Think of the glib, moronic sign held up by protesters in Prague: "Make Love, Not Trade".
To fill the hole dug by this moronic policy, the regime had some success improving its food distribution.
My father was the headmaster of the old Kilburn Grammar School – an excellent institution destroyed by the moronic Labour council who still seem to be in charge of Brent.
It would not be how it is today if the club had been run by a moronic, foul-mouthed yob for the last two and a half years.
Unable to borrow the money, he decides to nick it with the help of his moronic friend Duff, played by the no less moronic Tom Green, still smarting from the drubbing that greeted Freddy Got Fingered.
This was accompanied by a quote from Patrick Mercer, a former Army officer and a Tory M.P., who said that Penn "seems to know nothing about the situation judging by this moronic comment.
