Categorize the comment on the basis of severe toxicity. If the comment is severely toxic output Yes, otherwise output No.

[Q]: You mean the same bloated budgets the liberal activists demanded to pay for more giveaways? Right?
[A]: No


[Q]: ODFW:
Flotsam crab - Planes spp.  The rare pelagic crab

In Oregon, there are not many crabs living anywhere but the bottom of the sea or estuary. Flotsam crabs are the exception.
Two species are found in Oregon: Planes major (formerly P. cyaneus) and Planes marinus. Both species is known for living on floating debris (flotsam), derelict fishing gear, and even upon live animals (e.g. sea turtles).
When found it is often by those looking for glass floats, which these crab often live on, needless to say, Planes crab are a rare find.

aka. Columbus crab - Planes spp.

The species Planes marinus is by far rarer of the two species found in the Pacific Northwest (G. Jensen, pers comm.) This genus of crab is also referred to as "Columbus crabs"
Columbus and his crew, during their journey to the new world “saw much more weed appearing, like herbs from rivers, in which they found a live crab, which the Admiral kept. He says these crabs are certain signs of land…” (Markham, 1893)
[A]: No


[Q]: "Pie in the sky, when you die."

Just because you believe nonsense, doesn't make it true.
Ronald Regan became a Republican in 1950, persuaded by Nancy, supported Nixon for Senate that year against his old friend, Helen Gahagan Douglas. He gave the speech that gave Goldwater the presidential nomination in 1964. He was elected governor in 1966. 

Your notions about the Blue Dogs is equally ignorant. I knew some for many years, especially Dennis Moore. Eight became Republicans: Jimmy Hayes (LA-7), Michael Parker (MS-4),  Billy Tauzin (LA-3) and Nathan Deal (GA-9)  all in '95 . Virgil Goode (VA-5) became a Republican in '02. Rodney Alexander (LA-5) and Ralph Hall (TX-4) in '04.  Parker Griffith (AL-5)  in '09.

Many lost to Kochbucks in 2010.

Hall was made a deal by Tom DeLay to keep his seat through redistricting. DeLay was convicted of laundering $20,000 from your friends in Cornell Corrections (partners of Bill Allen and Bill Weimar).  Jim Cooper served on the Cornell board after 1995.
[A]:
Yes