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March 24, 2009 07:51 PM UTC
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…is propose bills on definition of marriage, destroying the environment, free concealed carry permits nationwide, etc.
Then they will fight against them because they came from the Democrats.
That seems to be their only criteria.
It just might work, but Pelosi moved forward with a 90% tax and failed to give it cover of a faux name so she may not be interested.
This video seems relevant here …
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v…
The irony is that the comic — Jon Stewart — is spot on with his criticisms of the partisan theatrical “infotainment” industry (including blogs like ColoradoPols, BTW). It hurts the country by enabling name-calling, bickering and political pissing matches that do nothing to actually solve the problems our country faces.
Can you provide a link to where the excerpt above come from?
“not offering their own solutions.”
Here it is again.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/w…
the latest Geithner presentation of the Obama administration plan has got to be tough on the GOP. After all they ARE the party of Wall Street and the corporate elite. All that gay-bashing, railing against abortion, and agitating for prayer in school is just to get average working social conservatives to the polls to vote with them and against their own economic interests. But now average folks from all across the political spectrum are outraged at the very elite the GOP exists to serve.
No wonder poor GOP far right Rep. Kantor is confused. If Wall Street is smiling on the Obama plan, how can they be against it without being against their Wall Street overlords?
If they support Obama and Wall Street how do they hang on to all those enraged little people whose votes they need?
If they lead the pitch fork brigade how do they hang on to the lion’s share of the elite’s money? They need it more than ever now that the Dems have learned how to counter with huge sums in small donations on the internet.
How does the party that reveres unfettered, unregulated capitalism do populism at the same time? Especially when the fattest capitalists are willing to accept regulation now if only the government and all the little tax payers will come save them. I sense GOP heads about to implode.
Republicans proposed a plan that would have created twice as many jobs at half the cost of the Democrat plan. That’s a real alternative. Unfortunately, the rules in the House under Pelosi are the most anti-minority in decades. The minority wasn’t even allowed to formally offer a substitute motion.
Have any details of this ingenious plan? I’ve only heard very vague statements that they have a plan, but no details on what it would do.
Also, if you would, detail how the rules have changed under Pelosi. You’ve accused Democrats of gaming the system against Republicans, but you’ve never offered any evidence of any wrongdoing.
Frankly, if you have nothing but useless insults, baseless accusations, and no substance to your posts, no one here will take you as anything more than a shill.
Dave Camp proposed the…uh…alternative in the House. It failed miserably. 1/28/09, look it up.
Damn “anti-minority” rules…stupid proposals still get voted down…