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Re: Obama
Posted by **fishamaphone** on Oct 5, 2013 at 1:25:42 PM:
In Reply to: Re: Obama posted by **Winston OBoogie** on Oct 5, 2013 at 11:57:55 AM:
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***CNN's Gabe LaMonica
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***Washington (CNN) – A conversation between two Republican senators caught on an open microphone Wednesday provided a candid look into their thoughts about the politics surrounding the government shutdown.
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***Talking about the Democrats' stance of refusing to negotiate a compromise to the shutdown stalemate, Senator Rand Paul told fellow Senator Mitch McConnell:
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***"It's awful for them to say that," Sen. Rand Paul told fellow Senator Mitch McConnell, in regards to the Democrats' stance of refusing to negotiate a compromise to end the shutdown stalemate.
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***"I don't think they poll tested 'we won't negotiate,'" Paul said.
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***Paul was coming off an interview with CNN's Erin Burnett, and he told McConnell, who's microphone was switched on for an interview with CNBC, that he has been saying over and over again that "we're willing to compromise, we're willing to negotiate."
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***Earlier, speaking to Burnett on her show "Out Front," Paul said "I would think you have to negotiate, which to me means discussing your differences and trying to get in the middle between the two. So we've been offering some compromises. I think that's what the American people want."
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***He told Burnett that the original Republican position was that they didn't want any Obamacare. "That is what we truly believe," said Paul, "we think it's bad for the country." Paul argued for a compromise to end the stalemate. "The president wants all of it, a 100 percent," he told CNN.
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***Yesterday senior White House adviser Dan Pfeiffer said, "what we're not for is negotiating with people who have a bomb strapped to their chest." And both of the Republicans from Kentucky agreed that that kind of Democratic stance will be bad for the Democrats.
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***In the candid moment caught on tape, McConnell told Paul that "after a two hour meeting" with Congressional Democrats, he found that the left side of the aisle is espousing "basically the same view privately as it was publicly."
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***"I know we don't want to be here," Paul told his fellow Republican from Kentucky, but "we're gonna win this I think."
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***It becomes a bit clearer who really wants to work to end this shutdown crap. Maybe it's time for Obama to stop acting the part of a dictator and refusing to bend some in order to end this stalemate. This whole thing is about ready to turn on him.
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***A woman killed for trying to run the White House gate and now a man burns himself up in protest on the National Mall? what's next?
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**I'll note here:
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**When Obama came up with a solution to too much spending, it was "let's cut every program equally." He cut programs he liked. He cut programs he depended on. Everything got cut.
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**When Republicans came up with a solution to too much spending, for some reason it was only Democratic initiatives that saw the axe.
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**Weird, huh?
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*Speaking of weird..maybe you're not aware that nearly every single bill that has been fronted by the Republicans in the last 6 years was killed the minute it reached the Senate floor even before they even read it. Among them were 6 job creation bills.
*What we have is a congress who refuses to work for the people.
*They are so engulfed in their party politics they are forgetting who they work for. The Republicans want to sit down and talk it out while the Democrats just want to get up and leave and go home refusing to even listen to reason.
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*It's going to backfire on them soon. And people are going to see it's the Democrats who are willing to put us into default and keep all those workers off the clock just for the sake of their party selfishness. Obama's steadfast refusal to talk about it is going to blow up in his face soon.
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*If it were up to me, I would fire the whole lot.
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Nice dodge. No information about what was in the bills, whether they were sustainable, whether they were actually designed to create jobs or simply labeled as job creation bills, and no information about the Democratic job creation bills that Republicans have blocked shouting cries of austerity in contradiction to every economist breathing, and many not.
But sure, make stuff up so you can feel better about voting for people who guy your way of life. No skin off my back.Followup Messages:
- Re: Obama - **Winston OBoogie** - Oct 5, 2013 at 5:54:36 PM
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