Reply #15

Sat Apr 28, 2012, 11:56 AM

Bluenorthwest (24,185 posts)

The question is will our President continue trying to sell us his wet dream of Bipartisanship in the face of another term of willful obstruction?

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Will the rePIGs give up their obstruction tactics in congress when Obama wins reelection? [View all]	mazzarro	Apr 2012	OP
Hell no - which is why voters need to clean House.	polichick	Apr 2012	#1
No	bongbong	Apr 2012	#2
hardly! they'll declare him a lame duck on november 7th.	unblock	Apr 2012	#3
Of course not.	Daniel537	Apr 2012	#4
THERE IS NO MIDDLE GROUND, THERE ARE NO SWING VOTERS	HowHasItComeToThis	Apr 2012	#5
they are always working toward the next election...remember how the Tea Party had a website set up..	rfranklin	Apr 2012	#6
Of course not. We need a real mandate.	Scuba	Apr 2012	#7
If Only Democrats Can Truly Claim Mandate When It Counts	mazzarro	Apr 2012	#20
+1	Scuba	Apr 2012	#21
It is up to the	nykym	Apr 2012	#8
I would love to think so	Proud Liberal Dem	Apr 2012	#9
No.	Rex	Apr 2012	#10
The Better Question Is Will Obama Seek Bi-Partisanship Again	Yavin4	Apr 2012	#11
I hope he gets a lot more aggressive with the GOP	Rex	Apr 2012	#12
No.	Hawkowl	Apr 2012	#13
Um, no. That one goes to 11.	Ship of Fools	Apr 2012	#14
Bipartisanship is a delusion in a partisan system. So no, of course they will not change.	Bluenorthwest	Apr 2012	#15
That my friend is the nightmare I dread so much -- n/t	mazzarro	Apr 2012	#19
Not a chance. That is why we must retake	MineralMan	Apr 2012	#16
Of course not. But they'll lose a lot of their political capital...	ClassWarrior	Apr 2012	#17
Really? You can't be serious.	MrSlayer	Apr 2012	#18
No. Never.	AlinPA	Apr 2012	#22

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