what color is the sky in that make believe world you two fools live in ? On Sep 26, 6:29 pm, voxitar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > if anyone is guilty of "politicizing" the process, it's democrats like > Chris Dodd who trotted himself out to the news cameras before McCain > had even landed in Washington to announce a deal had already been > struck....only, OOPS...he forgot to ask the Republicans. It's clear > to anyone with a firing synapse left in their skull that the democrats > were willing to LIE to the American public before they'd let John > McCain take any credit for being involved in the process to find a > solution. Pathetic. And politicization. The Obama camp gleefully > cheers with every news report of economic woe, while their > co-conspirators in Congress actively try to PREVENT an actual solution > to the problem...and then both blame John McCain for having the > audacity for trying to help. > > Do they think the American people are STUPID? > > > > On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 2:50 PM, jgg1000a <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > and the "deal" that never included the House GOP... If the > > Congressional think they have a deal, then they have the votes to pass > > it without the House GOP... Instead they demand the House GOP > > rubberstamp their "deal" with the WH... Perhaps the Congressional > > Democrats should have included the House GOP at the table from the git- > > go... By all accounts, McCain's involvement was the vehicle that > > brought the House GOP to the table... The claim they were making > > "great progress" was due the fact the House GOP was not at the > > table... > > > If you want a bi-partisan bi-chamber agreement you must include the > > House GOP, which prior to McCain's involvement it did not... If the > > party that controls Congress thinks the House GOP do not have any good > > ideas, then just pass the bill... This is not leadership by Obama > > nor the Congressional Democrats but partisan politics... All know > > Bush does not control the GOP... > > >http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/09/26/1451482.aspx > > >>>> During a speech on the Senate floor this morning, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D) > >>>> urged President Bush to "respectfully tell Sen. McCain to get out of > >>>> town. He's not helping." > > > Schumer also requested that Bush get the his House Republicans in > > line. "We need President Bush to take leadership. We need President > > Bush, first and foremost, to get the Republican House members to > > support his plan or modify it in some way to bring them on board," he > > said. > > > He added, "When you inject presidential politics into some of the most > > difficult negotiations under normal circumstances, it is fraught with > > difficulty. Before McCain made his announcement, we were making great > > progress. Now after his announcement, we are behind the 8 ball. We > > have to put things back together again."- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum
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