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bluestateguy Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Aug-11-10 04:18 PM
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I am led to the conclusion that Robert Gibbs should resign or be fired
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Edited on Wed Aug-11-10 04:19 PM by bluestateguy
I am known here as pretty unapologetic supporter of this president. I still am. As someone who values teamwork in politics, we have made many demands upon the liberals that they compromise on numerous issues from health care to financial reform to the stimulus and many others. With very few exceptions, they have obliged. The liberals in Congress have proven to be some of the MOST pragmatic and compromising people in the political arena today. Again, with very few exceptions, the liberal bloggers and interest groups have also obliged, even when the legislation that emerged fell short of their ideal expectations. The unions and Moveon.org for example, loyally campaigned to push the health care bill across the finish line, even though the public option was killed. Even Howard Dean supported passage of the final bill. They do not deserve to be called "retarded" (Rahm) or have their intelligence insulted by a mediocre press secretary. This type of disrespect for constituents should not be accepted. Teamwork is a two way street, demanding loyalty from the team's leaders and the followers.

To avoid making the matter into a media frenzy, I would have Gibbs exit sometime right in the middle of Labor Day weekend. And Rahm should be canned too.
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  -I am led to the conclusion that Robert Gibbs should resign or be fired bluestateguy  Aug-11-10 04:18 PM   #0 
  - Fired  Sherman A1   Aug-11-10 04:19 PM   #1 
  - Fired and take Rahm with him.  golddigger   Aug-11-10 04:25 PM   #2 
  - + 1  musette_sf   Aug-11-10 08:03 PM   #25 
  - K & R nt  laughingliberal   Aug-11-10 04:27 PM   #3 
  - Whichever as long as they leave.  Cassandra   Aug-11-10 04:31 PM   #4 
  - Resignation or Firing  Liberalynn   Aug-11-10 05:34 PM   #13 
  - K&R Thanks. /nt  Spheric   Aug-11-10 04:37 PM   #5 
  - Agreed - they should both be replaced. nt  TBF   Aug-11-10 04:39 PM   #6 
  - Let's see if we can get Glenn Beck to call for his resignation.  jgraz   Aug-11-10 04:39 PM   #7 
  - KNR (nt)  Dinger   Aug-11-10 04:44 PM   #8 
  - K&R nt  cordelia   Aug-11-10 05:13 PM   #9 
  - If Obama cares about the good of the Democratic Party especially  PufPuf23   Aug-11-10 05:19 PM   #10 
  - As you are one of the president's staunchest defenders on DU I am  saracat   Aug-11-10 05:29 PM   #11 
  - Thanks bluestateguy.  mmonk   Aug-11-10 05:32 PM   #12 
  - Your thoughts actually made me weep with gratitude.  myrna minx   Aug-11-10 05:35 PM   #14 
  - As a critic of administration policy , I thank you and agree  Bluenorthwest   Aug-11-10 05:36 PM   #15 
  - Somewhat stunned to read this -- thanks for the thread, bsg!  villager   Aug-11-10 05:43 PM   #16 
  - K&R  Ignis   Aug-11-10 05:56 PM   #17 
  - The Freudian slipped on a banana peel and busted his ass. Poor Gibbsy  bertman   Aug-11-10 06:19 PM   #18 
  - I give him a thumbs up.  Whisp   Aug-11-10 06:33 PM   #19 
  - OK but I don't think anyone in power will ask your advice or cares about your opinion  stray cat   Aug-11-10 06:40 PM   #20 
  - lol nt  BootinUp   Aug-11-10 06:51 PM   #22 
  - We should be so lucky.  Forkboy   Aug-11-10 10:30 PM   #30 
     - no doubt I like to challenge the groupthink. nt  BootinUp   Aug-11-10 11:02 PM   #32 
  - Here you go bluestateguy.  Forkboy   Aug-11-10 10:29 PM   #29 
     - It's a familiar story. n/t  QC   Aug-11-10 10:31 PM   #31 
  - Firing Gibbs is like changing your shirt, the tell tale stain is out of sight  TheKentuckian   Aug-11-10 06:50 PM   #21 
  - The difference in how Gibbs, who screwed up big time and we saw it all  havocmom   Aug-11-10 06:53 PM   #23 
  - K & R (and thank you) nt  laughingliberal   Aug-11-10 08:01 PM   #24 
  - K&R  Jamastiene   Aug-11-10 08:11 PM   #26 
  - knr. very brave of you to state your opinion. Very respectful post.  nightrain   Aug-11-10 10:06 PM   #27 
  - More time with his family around labor day sounds about right  depakid   Aug-11-10 10:19 PM   #28 
 

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