Want to win me back? Pass HCR with a STRONG public option...

[Dawgs]

End DADT...
End DOMA...
End Tax breaks for the rich...
Pass a strong jobs bill...
Invest in new energy...
Pass strong regulations against Wall Street...
End Iraq war...
Commit to ending Afgan war in July 2011...
Close Gitmo...
Crack down on tax cheats...

Do ALL of this before November 2010 and you will have won back my support.

[AndyA]

1. Add "Stop reaching across the aisle" to that list as well.

It's the only way they're going to get anything done, the Republicans are the party of NO.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

8. with the supermajority they were unable to get hardly anything done

it just shows you what we elected!

[midnight]

2. I second these requests....

[cascadiance]

3. Pass EFCA, put real public campaign finance reform on the table...

... and pass it if there's time.

Also, free Don Siegelman and start some SERIOUS investigations into the crimes of last administration.

[Carnage251]

4. Sorry

These dems don't have the balls to get all that done.

[stray cat]

5. No I don't think anyone does. Let the GOP win

The last 9 years were clearly not that bad for you so make your point and lets bring on another 8 years of GOP rule.

[Birthmark]

6. And the one thing that can lead to all of that:

End the filibuster rule in the Senate and pass the Democratic agenda while ignoring the dishonest squeals of the Republicans.

[Cronus Protagonist]

7. It's so FUCKING SIMPLE

And the politicians can't figure it out. I think they ALL are not quite the sharpest knives on the Christmas tree.

[anakie]

9. or what?

You will vote republican next time?


Peace

[quantass]

10. What's amazing is we are > 1 year and none of those things are close to being done...

I mean, wtf has been accomplished so far?

[amborin]

11. K&R this is what indies want, too, they know it holds down costs, a big concern for them

[jefferson_dem]

12. Haha.

Good one.

[Jersey Devil]

13. 2 questions - First, are there 51 votes in the Senate to do it with reconciliation

and second, can a public option be the subject of the reconciliation process?

If the answer to both questions is yes, then by all means let's do it.