Discussion for article #229852
There will be no governing any time soon…
Sounds like Canada Cruz, the Kentucky Colonel, and the TeaBaggers have some potential for a little input from Democrats to encourage expressions of brotherhood, if you know what I mean.
He downplayed his notoriously chilly relationship with Obama, saying, “we don’t have an acrimonious relationship,” and pinpointing trade agreements and tax reform as “two very significant areas of potential agreement.”
shudder I bet.
“From an institutional point of view, the Senate needs to be fixed,” said the man who broke it.
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“[Obama’s] overactive bureaucracy” yes but how much will he spend on Netanyahoos overactive ego and military? How many wars will they be willing to finance so that the Koch can regain the profits lost from declining profits and the Military Industrial donors can live better?
McConnell is smiling like a three-day-old boy in the maternity ward who just reached in his diaper and discovered his…never mind, family show.
“we were very much inclined to support President Bush, as well”, i.e. rubber stamp Republicans for whatever idiocy Dubya put before them including the Iraq invasion. Q: since McConnell signed Newt’s Contract with America with its term limits plank, why is he still in the Senate after 30 years?
“With his characteristic grin and chuckle, he calmly…”
“McConnell struck a statesmanlike tone,”
“…the old-school Republican, having achieved his dream on Tuesday night, wants not to be a pawn in a fruitless partisan game.”
Seriously Sahil, get a room.
“From an institutional point of view, the Senate needs to be fixed,”
“Which will be simple for me to fix because I know just where I broke it.”