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Cal Carpenter Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Mar-23-10 12:00 PM
Response to Reply #108
119. No actually it's glaringly obvious
and maybe we can discuss it with intellectual honesty instead of this 'it's better than nothing' or 'it's the best we could possibly do' bullshit.

What does that say about the Dems, that this is the best we can do? When we are in charge of both chambers and the WH? When we didn't even need any repub votes in the house? What does it say about the dems that for months we've been hearing 'we have to compromise' and 'we have to be bipartisan' when it's so obviously a load of shit?

This was the best we could do?

Why won't anyone really talk about this? Why do we have to talk around it like its a political football game?
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