Republican Strategy

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midcan5

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Excellent analysis of current republican party.

'The Williamsburg Accord in January 2013 set the Republican strategy for Obama’s second term'

'You’ve probably never heard of the so-called “Williamsburg Accord” agreement that came out of the Republican retreat in early 2013. I’ll let Jonathan Chait tell the story, from an excellent New York magazine article (my emphasis and some reparagraphing everywhere):'

http://americablog.com/2013/10/republicans-wanted-shutdown-along-dems-already-lost-negotiations.html

"The first element of the strategy is a kind of legislative strike. Initially, House Republicans decided to boycott all direct negotiations with President Obama, and then subsequently extended that boycott to negotiations with the Democratic Senate. (Senate Democrats have spent months pleading with House Republicans to negotiate with them, to no avail.) This kind of refusal to even enter negotiations is highly unusual. The way to make sense of it is that Republicans have planned since January to force Obama to accede to large chunks of the Republican agenda, without Republicans having to offer any policy concessions of their own."

http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2013/09/house-gops-legislative-strike.html

http://rustbeltphilosophy.blogspot.com/2013/10/evolution-is-not-straight-line-march.html
 
they obviously don't have this countries best interests at heart.


they just want to drown it in the bath tub still to this day.

Grover has even come to his senses and said the clowns cant do the debt ceiling murder or you murder the economy.


even fucking grover knows it over and how its just a matter of how much the republican party hurts itself while trying to harm this country.
 
"In the year of our Lord 2010, the voters of the United States elected the worst Congress in the history of the Republic. There have been Congresses more dilatory. There have been Congresses more irresponsible, though not many of them. There have been lazier Congresses, more vicious Congresses, and Congresses less capable of seeing forests for trees. But there has never been in a single Congress -- or, more precisely, in a single House of the Congress -- a more lethal combination of political ambition, political stupidity, and political vainglory than exists in this one, which has arranged to shut down the federal government because it disapproves of a law passed by a previous Congress, signed by the president, and upheld by the Supreme Court, a law that does nothing more than extend the possibility of health insurance to the millions of Americans who do not presently have it, a law based on a proposal from a conservative think-tank and taken out on the test track in Massachusetts by a Republican governor who also happens to have been the party's 2012 nominee for president of the United States. That is why the government of the United States is, in large measure, closed this morning." http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/Shutdown_Blues
 
The lefttards are working overtime trying to give cover to this worst President ever. It is sad, but amusing, watching the most powerful man in the world act like a grade school child whining to the brain dead asshats who voted for him that he just can't get anything done because of those mean old white Republicans.

Gee Obamaclown; why wouldn't anyone want to work with an asshat that spends every public opportunity debasing them and hurling schoolyard insults?

The American sheeple had a partial wake up in 2010; let's hope they have another one after a year of dealing with this massive train wreck called Obamacare in 2014.

Have some fucking cheese with that effeminate whine. :rolleyes:
 
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