Al Sharpton promises to call out the "Crybaby Caucus" on his show

[EffieBlack]

I love it - go, Rev. Al!

[Tarheel_Dem]

1. YES!!!

:bounce:

[tblue]

2. Never heard of it. What is it?

:shrug:

[EffieBlack]

4. He's going after the Congressional Dems who are wringing their hands and running away from President

rather than standing up for and with him on the jobs bill.

[zalinda]

12. Why should they stand and support him

for something that probably won't work well, even if passed.

zalinda

[jaxx]

3. K&R for the Rev. Al

[Pisces]

5. Great!!!

[BluegrassDem]

6. I hate to say it, but a lot of the Dems are wusses

It seems so many Dems panic so quickly. Repugs hardly ever panic about anything. No sooner than there's a whiff of something bad, members of our party scatter and run for the hills. No one stands up for anything.

[Phx_Dem]

9. Couldn't agree more! The slight whiff of opposition sends them running for the hills.

[EffieBlack]

10. It's interesting how some Dems criticize the President (usually anonymously) for

not fighting Republicans hard enough yet when it's time for them to step up and do something, they run like scared chickens without putting up ANY fight at all.

Methinks the President may have called their bluff. They've been fussing and whining for months that the President hadn't sent them a jobs plan (never mind that THEY never bothered to come up with one), so he said "ok, here"s a plan" and they are now stymied.

The Republicans are a trip, but some of the Dems aren't much better at times.

So good for Rev. Al. Call them out!

[grantcart]

11. Almost an eagerness to be the first in line to bash our own.

As if this is somehow a badge of great courage or objectivity.

Politics is a team sport.

It doesn't matter much who your particular Congressman or Senator is. It matters a great deal what caucus he/she signs up for.

[JNelson6563]

7. Otherwise known as the frustrati

lolz Go Al!

[SidDithers]

8. K&R...nt

Sid