And the new strategy is......

[spence]

No, the policy is to engage enough so that the GOP can either come to the table or take a hit in the mid-terms.

The entire Republican party is so paranoid right about about being associated with anything bearing Obama's stench they're going to consume themselves.

Looks like Mr. Brown is in town just in time for brunch.

-spence

[scottw]

Originally Posted by spence

No, the policy is to engage enough so that the GOP can either come to the table or take a hit in the mid-terms.

The entire Republican party is so paranoid right about about being associated with anything bearing Obama's stench they're going to consume themselves.

Looks like Mr. Brown is in town just in time for brunch.

-spence

you can't come to the table when you are locked out of the room...

you have clearly left for a parallel universe....it's the dems that are running from Obama and in many cases against his policies ....the "plan" is to allow dems to have complete ownership of this disaster and take the deserved hit in the midterms....

you did get the stench part right though

[RIJIMMY]

Originally Posted by spence

No, the policy is to engage enough so that the GOP can either come to the table or take a hit in the mid-terms.

The entire Republican party is so paranoid right about about being associated with anything bearing Obama's stench they're going to consume themselves.

Looks like Mr. Brown is in town just in time for brunch.

-spence

Oh, thanks Spence. I get it. So hes playing politics, makes sense, but, er, uh, um ah, isnt that exactly what he is saying the republicans are doing?

[spence]

Originally Posted by RIJIMMY

Oh, thanks Spence. I get it. So hes playing politics, makes sense, but, er, uh, um ah, isnt that exactly what he is saying the republicans are doing?

He's playing politics, but he's also giving the GOP an opportunity to engage. This notion that they've been "locked out" is pretty silly.

-spence

[buckman]

Originally Posted by spence

He's playing politics, but he's also giving the GOP an opportunity to engage. This notion that they've been "locked out" is pretty silly.

-spence

IMO, if the GOP doesn't jump on board with the Democrats then Obama's stand is, they aren't playing ball.
They are telling Obama where they stand, Obama just isn't listening. He has huge tin ears.
Did they forget the lessons learned from the Brown election? Small government, less taxes, no goverment run healthcare, Stop spending what you don't have.
He goes and proposes a budget that's 40% higher then tax revenue can support.

Is it possible he is just this stupid?

[Backbeach Jake]

There is a Democrat in the White House today solely because the Republican Party Fucbarred this country to a fare-thee-well. Period.

[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by buckman

He goes and proposes a budget that's 40% higher then tax revenue can support.

This is something consistently harped on, but not far out of line from the previous budgets.

[scottw]

Originally Posted by JohnnyD

This is something consistently harped on, but not far out of line from the previous budgets.

relativism is very enabling

[JohnR]

Originally Posted by PaulS

when you have people of one party sending emails to each other saying if we can defeat this bill we can break (or some word similiar) the president, what else would you call them? Repubs - the party of no ideas.

And this is different now, how?

Originally Posted by Backbeach Jake

There is a Democrat in the White House today solely because the Republican Party Fucbarred this country to a fare-thee-well. Period.

Yep. If the GOP hadn't bleeped themselves at every turn. Now the Democrats have their idiocy on full display. I love everything about this country 'cept politicians, both parties.

Originally Posted by JohnnyD

This is something consistently harped on, but not far out of line from the previous budgets.

Its too much. Its irresponsible. Something has got to give.

[RIJIMMY]

Originally Posted by buckman

IMO, if the GOP doesn't jump on board with the Democrats then Obama's stand is, they aren't playing ball.
They are telling Obama where they stand, Obama just isn't listening. He has huge tin ears.
Did they forget the lessons learned from the Brown election? Small government, less taxes, no goverment run healthcare, Stop spending what you don't have.
He goes and proposes a budget that's 40% higher then tax revenue can support.

Is it possible he is just this stupid?

Couldnt have said it better myself. I was listening to a few libs on talk radio today and they were talking about the expectations that Scott Brown was going to reach across the aisle. Callers made exactly the point I would have made, why would he? His stance was simple and it got him elected. He was against 80% of Obamas polices. I dont want compromise, I want 180 degree turn. I am not alone. Obama doesnt get it.