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matafuchs
The Tea Party? The Tea Party? When did they become so powerful? They are entering the fray here as a scapegoat.
FlyersFan
Yes ... seriously lame. Reminds me of 'Animal Farm'. Napoleon (Obama) keeps telling the animal slaves that Sno-Ball (Tea Party) is the reason for their misery.
camaro68ss
The government brings in something like 300 billion dollars a month in tax revenue. Our interest on the debt is only 30 billion dollars a month. It can be prioritized. Its all fear mongering.
camaro68ss
Obama wants to be the POTUS when the SHTF so he can be safe and sound 150 feet underground with a decade worth of food supply.
camaro68ss
Im going to paint it mat black road warrior style, pick myself up an attack dog and hit the road looking for the next tank of gas with my sawed off shot gun and leather chaps and jacket. lol
teslahowitzer
reply to post by Bixxi3
The glorious great one will not budge on-
1. 4/23 Senator Reid requested unanimous consent to go to conference, Senator Toomey blocked.
2. 5/6 Senator Reid requested unanimous consent to go to conference, Senator Cruz blocked.
3. 5/7 Senator Murray requested unanimous consent to go to conference, Senator McConnell blocked.
4. 5/8 Senator Warner asked unanimous consent to go to conference, Senator McConnell blocked.
5. 5/9 Senator Murray asked unanimous consent to go to conference, Senator McConnell blocked.
6. 5/14 Senator Warner asked unanimous consent to go to conference, and Senator McConnell blocked.
7. 5/15 Senator Wyden asked unanimous consent to go to conference, and Senator McConnell blocked.
8. 5/16 Senator Murray asked unanimous consent to go to conference, and Senator Lee blocked.
9. 5/21 Senator Murray asked unanimous consent to go to conference, and Senator Paul blocked.
10. 5/22 Senator Kaine asked unanimous consent to go to conference, and Senator Rubio blocked.
11. 5/23 Senator McCaskill asked unanimous consent to go to conference, and Senator Lee blocked.
12. 6/4 Senator Murray asked unanimous consent to go to conference, and Senator Rubio blocked.
13. 6/12 Senator Kaine asked unanimous consent to go to conference, and Senator Lee blocked.
14. 6/19 Senator Murray asked unanimous consent to go to conference, and Senator Toomey blocked.
15. 6/26 Senator Murray requested unanimous consent to go to conference, Senator Cruz blocked. 16. 7/11 Senator Murray requested unanimous consent to go to conference, Senator Marco Rubio blocked.
17. 7/17 Senator Murray requested unanimous consent to go to conference, Senator Mike Lee blocked.
18. 8/1 Senator Durbin requested unanimous consent to go to conference, Senator Marco Rubio blocked.
19. 10/2 Senator Murray requested unanimous consent to go to conference, Senator Toomey blocked.Source
BenReclused
reply to post by Bixxi3
Haven't you been following what has been going on?
Yep! I sure have! If the the Democrats hadn't forced "Obamacare" down the throats of US citizens, the government, most likely, wouldn't be "shut down" at this time.
muse7
The President is guilty of nothing.
This is purely on the GOP/Tea Party
If nothing is sent to the president's desk so he can sign it, then it cannot be his fault.
Obama should just bend over and resign.
Indigo5
(A) This was a hastily assembled HOUSE bill to soothe the TP and compete with the bipartisan Senate Bill that is being assembled.
(B) The GOP even admitted that they might not have the votes necessary to pass it ...even in their own GOP Caucus in the HOUSE! let alone the Senate or the President.
So the bill was BS to begin with. Just more right wing play-acting. The bill they pitched couldn't even pass their own GOP majority in the House! So why the hell would the President endorse it?
House hopes to move own debt plan, but may not have the votes
thehill.com...
The President is guilty of nothing.
This is purely on the GOP/Tea Party
If nothing is sent to the president's desk so he can sign it, then it cannot be his fault.
And he would quit living in the Spithouse. Get it? Spitehouse?
How can anyone support him?
matafuchs
reply to post by Bixxi3
In every single stalemate ever, there has been resolution and that is what negotiations are for. The president needs to not think of legacy and think of his country right now. The welfare of the nation is much more important than PPACA and a debt ceiling raise. If not, I see this as a way to simply cripple the nation for more government control.
Wrabbit2000
Okie Dokie.... So...
In the left corner, we have Amateur Hour with 'You'll take my compromise of doing it 100% my way or we'll all go down together'.
In the right corner, we have 'Old Hack station' with 'you'll bend to our will our we'll break the nation in the process'.
I'd ask about popcorn, but I think the concession stand was closed for the Shutdown too. This movie sucks though....when does it end?
Bixxi3
reply to post by matafuchs
A 6 second out of context fox news clip.
Yep you got me.
She actually said "But we have to pass the bill so you can find out what is in it, away from the fog of controversy.'
Source
edit on 15-10-2013 by Bixxi3 because: (no reason given)
You’ve heard about the controversies within the bill, the process about the bill, one or the other. But I don’t know if you have heard that it is legislation for the future, not just about health care for America, but about a healthier America, where preventive care is not something that you have to pay a deductible for or out of pocket. Prevention, prevention, prevention—it’s about diet, not diabetes. It’s going to be very, very exciting
House Republicans sang Amazing Grace, led by Florida Rep. Steve Southerland, at the closed door meeting Tuesday morning, Issa said.