Democrats take it in the rear by Republicans!!

[MrLabGuy]

Originally Posted by Krimson X

This has nothing to do with partisan politics. I am just tired of people throwing rocks and hiding their hand. Of course MLG will say it was the Dems fault that the bill/resolution failed. It is in his nature.


http://marcambinder.theatlantic.com/..._the_blame.php

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXAk8Xq0kRo

Krimson. I voted for Bill Clinton TWICE and worked on his campaign election committee. You have some nerve criticizing me for throwing rocks and being partisan.

So the coach of a football team brags about a win the night before the big game and come game day they get their butts kicked. You get up in front of the microphone spouting that you should have won and blame a player on the other team for your teams loss because he scored the winning touchdown.

[Krimson X]

Originally Posted by MrLabGuy

Krimson. I voted for Bill Clinton TWICE and worked on his campaign election committee. You have some nerve criticizing me for throwing rocks and being partisan.

So the coach of a football team brags about a win the night before the big game and come game day they get their butts kicked. You get up in front of the microphone spouting that you should have won and blame a player on the other team for your teams loss because he scored the winning touchdown.

Dude, I am talking about your post on this thread.

So the Maverick, and his surrogates, get up on the Sunday Morning talk show circuit claiming victory in securing House Republican votes needed to pass this legislation. Before the debate, he claims that he was in D.C. to ensure that the bill passed, but in all reality did not do Jack Schitt. Runs to Ole Miss and got his ass handed to him. Looking for a fix for the debate debacle, he runs back to D.C. because he wants work for the people rather than be available "by phone." What does he do? He parks his ass in his Virginia condo, waiting for the damn phone to ring. Then he gets pissed that his peers wont give him credit for a bill that hasn't even passed yet.

Remarkable.

Here is a better football analogy... What happened to McCain, Pelosi, Reid and others is like DeSean Jackson's premature touchdown celebration on MNF. Make sure you cross the goal line before celebrating and claiming victory.

[MrLabGuy]

Originally Posted by Krimson X

Dude, I am talking about your post on this thread.

So the Maverick, and his surrogates, get up on the Sunday Morning talk show circuit claiming victory in securing House Republican votes needed to pass this legislation. Before the debate, he claims that he was in D.C. to ensure that the bill passed, but in all reality did not do Jack Schitt. Runs to Ole Miss and got his ass handed to him. Looking for a fix for the debate debacle, he runs back to D.C. because he wants work for the people rather than be available "by phone." What does he do? He parks his ass in his Virginia condo, waiting for the damn phone to ring. Then he gets pissed that his peers wont give him credit for a bill that hasn't even passed yet.

Remarkable.

Here is a better football analogy... What happened to McCain, Pelosi, Reid and others is like DeSean Jackson's premature touchdown celebration on MNF. Make sure you cross the goal line before celebrating and claiming victory.

Who's throwing rocks now

[Krimson X]

Originally Posted by MrLabGuy

Who's throwing rocks now

Damn right! As long as you throw them, I'll throw them right back.

Originally Posted by MrLabGuy

Sorry...But enough Democrats voted against this that had they followed the house leader it would have passed.

Pelosi can't even pull together her own party.

[Dannyell]

Wasn't this a Bi-Partisan thing? I was on my way home and kept hearing most stations that the DEMS held their part...while the reps backed down....

I can see how the dems are also at fault on this even if they have majority...it was the republicans that eventually killed this bill no??

EDIT: Reps said they backed out because of what pelosi said? lmao lmao

I wonder which part hurt more...

[Wagner]

Originally Posted by Dannyell

Wasn't this a Bi-Partisan thing? I was on my way home and kept hearing most stations that the DEMS held their part...while the reps backed down....

I can see how the dems are also at fault on this even if they have majority...it was the republicans that eventually killed this bill no??

EDIT: Reps said they backed out because of what pelosi said? lmao lmao

I wonder which part hurt more...

I don't know how many more times it can be typed...the DEMS brought 60% of their body in a YES vote, they only needed 25 to pass...they couldn't even pull the rest of their group. We need to get off the REP/DEM kick, realize the whole group sucks.

GO LIBERTARIANS. Now more then ever people should consider this party.

[Dannyell]

Originally Posted by Wagner

I don't know how many more times it can be typed...the DEMS brought 60% of their body in a YES vote, they only needed 25 to pass...they couldn't even pull the rest of their group. We need to get off the REP/DEM kick, realize the whole group sucks.

GO LIBERTARIANS. Now more then ever people should consider this party.

w/e works either way it was bad with the bail passed or not ...

Big Mess

[Wagner]

First it would help if these "experts" would agree we are in a recession, heading to a depression and stop acting as if 'it isn't that bad'.

[drex]

let the economy work itself out....

forget wallstreet

[Wagner]

Good news or bad news that it failed...current poll is a 43/57 split. I'd say the country is very undecided about this, thus...Congress should be as well. Not sure why some groups are trying to pretend the nation is in agreement on this.