They Are Still Trying to Float The Meme That The Bill is Not By-Partisan

[Solomon]

LOL Do they know that they can't tell people what to think anymore?

It's amazing to see the stupidity. It's like getting invited to a party, choosing not to go, and then complaining that you didn't get to enjoy the party.

Are They Nuts! You can take a horse to the trough, but you can't make it drink the water.

They still can't see how stupid they look to the American public. Everybody knows they had no intention of cooperating. Obama hung that around their necks and now their complaining that he didn't give them a chance.



:rofl:

[saltpoint]

1. Despair over unemployment and non-existent health care are not

partisan issues.

Let's see if lunkheads like Jeff Sessions can get his head around that.

[jaxx]

2. They're just trying to save their asses.

Instead they're making bigger asses of themselves.

[Jennicut]

3. Not by-partisan since they did not any part of it to begin with.

[PretzelWarrior]

4. it's just so fuckwittedly stupid it JUST MAY WORK! ; )

naaahhhh. I really don't know why they think this is the path to be taking. The American people were VERY high on Obama's openly taking the fall for the appointment snafus. Now they see him appealing to everyone to come together and when the GOP doesn't....guess who the Americans are going to blame.

LOL. It's not like they can't get this done without the jack ass idealogues anyway. But Obama offered.

[zbdent]

5. because it's a Dem bill, it's not "bipartisan" ... but when it was the Republicans pushing the

fact that they ran the House, Senate, Presidency, Judiciary, etc., the "Dems were voting in lockstep" and "along party lines" ... all terms with negative connotations ...