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peace frog Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jul-11-11 09:44 PM
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6. Let them eat cake.
Or cat food. Whatever.
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  -White House considering Republican for U.S. Attorney for Utah James48  Jul-11-11 09:10 PM   #0 
  - rofl...  ixion   Jul-11-11 09:18 PM   #1 
  - "This isn’t the first time the White House has ignored its party"  Me.   Jul-11-11 09:18 PM   #2 
  - Of course. Why bother with any Democrats? Why give people what they want?  valerief   Jul-11-11 09:25 PM   #3 
  - Let them eat cake.  peace frog   Jul-11-11 09:44 PM   #6 
  - Why on earth would he trust someone  EC   Jul-11-11 09:33 PM   #4 
  - We all know poor people simply aren't paying their fair share to bring down the deficit.  valerief   Jul-11-11 09:47 PM   #9 
  - That's what I was going to say  Hydra   Jul-11-11 09:48 PM   #10 
  - Unless the white house has something planned that I don't see....  Corruption Winz   Jul-11-11 09:35 PM   #5 
  - of course. Obama justs wants to be hated equally by both sides I guess.  robinlynne   Jul-11-11 09:46 PM   #7 
  - How far has giving in to Republicans got you, O? When will you wake up?  Metta   Jul-11-11 09:46 PM   #8 
  - He's just deferring to his real party  Hydra   Jul-11-11 09:50 PM   #11 
  - Keeping the Bush DoJ intact.  OnyxCollie   Jul-11-11 09:50 PM   #12 
  - It also matters in matters of torture, environment, and a host of other areas.  No Elephants   Jul-12-11 01:52 AM   #47 
     - Do you mean the comparison, Obama equals Bush, or the DoJ?  OnyxCollie   Jul-12-11 02:30 AM   #56 
  - Obama honestly thinks he's winning friends in the GOP by doing this.  blueclown   Jul-11-11 09:52 PM   #13 
  - I don't think he thinks he's winning friends.  No Elephants   Jul-12-11 01:18 AM   #40 
  - Tea Party Mike Lee recommends him?  roxiejules   Jul-11-11 09:54 PM   #14 
  - why doesnt Obama just  placton   Jul-11-11 10:04 PM   #15 
  - WTF!?!?!?!  ElsewheresDaughter   Jul-11-11 10:10 PM   #16 
  - How far are we from .... Obama announces change of party -- !!  defendandprotect   Jul-11-11 10:16 PM   #17 
  - Anyone who is surprised by this has NOT been paying attention for the last two and a half years. nt  bertman   Jul-11-11 10:19 PM   #18 
  - The WH selected 4 GOP Attorney's for Texas this year.  blkmusclmachine   Jul-11-11 10:25 PM   #19 
  - And one of them is openly gay.  Tx4obama   Jul-11-11 10:38 PM   #21 
  - Here's one...  CleanGreenFuture   Jul-11-11 10:44 PM   #23 
  - There is nothing in that article that says the nominees are republican. n/t  Tx4obama   Jul-11-11 10:48 PM   #25 
     - I was able to confirm one...  CleanGreenFuture   Jul-11-11 11:12 PM   #29 
        - I read the link you just posted. No where there does it say that he is a republican.  Tx4obama   Jul-11-11 11:29 PM   #33 
        - I guess that R by his name means nothing. Oh well, I guess it's better he choose  CleanGreenFuture   Jul-11-11 11:32 PM   #34 
           - LOL  Tx4obama   Jul-11-11 11:34 PM   #35 
              - You're right. Upon further review, we indeed do not know where the other 3  CleanGreenFuture   Jul-11-11 11:41 PM   #37 
              - The issue is appointing Dems, not whether his appointees are technically "Indies or Other."  No Elephants   Jul-12-11 01:38 AM   #43 
                 - You can't push dem appointments onto red states when they don't want them  Tx4obama   Jul-12-11 01:45 AM   #46 
                    - Weak sauce. Every President before Obama has managed to get U.S. Attorneys of his own Party  No Elephants   Jul-12-11 01:53 AM   #48 
                       - Before Obama took office the minority party didn't block EVERYTHING ALL THE TIME in the Senate  Tx4obama   Jul-12-11 01:58 AM   #49 
                          - I repeat, weak sauce. He can use recess appointments, just as Bush did.  No Elephants   Jul-12-11 02:02 AM   #51 
                             - The GOP refused to adjourn two times there was supposed to have been a recess  Tx4obama   Jul-12-11 02:08 AM   #52 
                                - Still weak sauce. Holder has statutory power to make interim appointments w/o Senate confirmation..  No Elephants   Jul-12-11 02:29 AM   #55 
                                   - That was changed.  OnyxCollie   Jul-12-11 02:34 AM   #57 
        - It's very simple, actually  jmowreader   Jul-13-11 01:28 AM   #63 
  - Picking members of your own Party is standard operating procedure. See Reply 42.  No Elephants   Jul-12-11 01:40 AM   #44 
  - Yep. We have a chance to get Dems into these positions yet repubs are getting them instead.  CleanGreenFuture   Jul-11-11 10:40 PM   #22 
  - Another teaching opportunity blown  saras   Jul-11-11 10:30 PM   #20 
  - When's the last time a Dem president ONLY considered Dems for uber red state US attorney nominees?  ClarkUSA   Jul-11-11 10:45 PM   #24 
  - When was the last time a Dem president REPEATEDLY selected Republicans for positions? n/t  Fearless   Jul-11-11 10:53 PM   #26 
  - Can't answer the question, eh? Perhaps the answer would be enlightening for you.  ClarkUSA   Jul-11-11 11:04 PM   #27 
  - Your question sidesteps the real question...  Fearless   Jul-12-11 07:24 AM   #59 
  - You're making it sound like Obama selects republicans the majority of the time & that's not true n/t  Tx4obama   Jul-11-11 11:40 PM   #36 
     - He's appointed more Republicans than liberals. And some of his Republican appointments  No Elephants   Jul-12-11 02:00 AM   #50 
        - That is untrue. Obama has NOT appointed more republicans than liberals/democrats.  Tx4obama   Jul-12-11 02:14 AM   #54 
           - Link?  Fearless   Jul-12-11 07:21 AM   #58 
  - "Consider: is not the issue. "Nominate" is the issue.  No Elephants   Jul-12-11 01:24 AM   #42 
  - Some of you need to stop all the hate  cstanleytech   Jul-11-11 11:11 PM   #28 
  - How about the guy is a Chicago lawyer? And a Dem was dropped.  plumbob   Jul-11-11 11:19 PM   #30 
  - Figures!  girl_interrupted   Jul-11-11 11:21 PM   #31 
  - Oh, please. Every President is President of all the people and they appoint their own Party members  No Elephants   Jul-12-11 01:43 AM   #45 
  - Everyone Chill the Fuck Out I got This  Bryn   Jul-11-11 11:23 PM   #32 
  - Has Obama lost complete  classysassy   Jul-11-11 11:44 PM   #38 
  - Background check = stalled nomination, in the most optimistic view n/t  alp227   Jul-12-11 12:24 AM   #39 
  - Well, to be fair, there are only three Democrats in Utah  Ter   Jul-12-11 01:23 AM   #41 
  - Touche`. n/t  Tx4obama   Jul-12-11 02:08 AM   #53 
  - Wow...  democratinnashville   Jul-12-11 07:28 AM   #60 
  - But he's the prezzidint of everyboddyyyy!!!!!1111!!!  Maven   Jul-12-11 12:37 PM   #61 
  - RW appointees make it so much easier to implement a RW agenda  indepat   Jul-12-11 04:26 PM   #62 
 

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