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Originally Posted by waynet
It is very difficult to be bi-partisan when the opposition is the party of no. I find it very hard to believe that not one republican can vote for any of the programs set forth by Obama.NOT ONE. These clowns vote against programs then go back home and take the money and take credit for getting the money. They are determined to see Obama fail even if it means hurting this country. Again to my point:NOT ONE republican has voted for any of the legislation. Obama even went to see them 1 vs. 140 and made them look like what they are,spoiled brats. NOT ONE.
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Wow...if there was an award for partisan, unbridled spinning...your post is a winner. Excuse me but, haven't the democrats gloated since the Obamster's election about their overwhelming control of both the Senate and the House? So much for their purported and self proclaimed bulletproof mandate.Why do they even need the Republican "clowns" to pass anything including their own wind? The approval ratings of the Democratic leadership, Reid and Pelosi would suggest they are more culpable then the Republicans you mindlessly seek to blame for the administration's failures. Partisan whining about those dreadful Republicans from the party that holds convincing majorities, for now, in both houses begs the question...would you like some cheese with your whine.
For you to lay Obama's colossal impotence and failure on the republican minority is absurd. Further, it is a stale Democratic talking point that actually fuels the growing loyal opposition.
Welcome to the firing line....have a good day in The Villages.