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Bluenorthwest

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45. Sounds like they are sick of just kicking it down the road so this time there will be a fancy
Sat Oct 5, 2013, 08:43 AM
Oct 2013

two step before the kick. Nov 15 and it all starts again?

Why is it that 'Moderate Centrists' in the Third Way Branch of the DNC are unable to corral their counterparts Moderates in the GOP? We hear on DU all the time that the 'Moderates' can not stand Democratic liberals and see their allies as 'toward the Center' and liberals are often called 'the extreme' left and we are told that only the 'Moderates' can make super good deals for progress, which will always he hyper wise and crafted by genius hands to very slowly bring moderate change to America. But what we see is swift damage being done, no one speaking of the need to make changes slowly, overnight the whole nation is on the block. Moderates unable to broker a deal among themselves. Their 'bipartisan partnerships' are without value. Centrist nattering delivered us to this impasse where millions are suffering and not moderately either.

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If this is the best they can do, we are in deep trouble. JDPriestly Oct 2013 #1
I don't understand this well enough JDP. AllyCat Oct 2013 #3
First, the discharge petition, if I understand the OP correctly, just delays the government shutdown JDPriestly Oct 2013 #17
I think the version you refer to is the Lankford petition. LiberalFighter Oct 2013 #22
So, what happens on November 15? And in December? JDPriestly Oct 2013 #29
Yes quakerboy Oct 2013 #36
ugh, really don't want a redux of this in another 5 wks. wordpix Oct 2013 #60
Groundhog Day LiberalFighter Oct 2013 #44
We haven't had a budget since 2009! BlueToTheBone Oct 2013 #54
As the wingers love to point out Proud Liberal Dem Oct 2013 #62
I do not believe you are reading this correctly Shivering Jemmy Oct 2013 #26
Sorry. JDPriestly Oct 2013 #28
What this does , is put Boner on a countdown to being run over. House of Roberts Oct 2013 #2
I may be wrong (probably am!) but it sounds to me like a Blue Dog attempt to hedgehog Oct 2013 #4
How is this a bad deal? brooklynite Oct 2013 #6
I'm thinking a continuing resolution means that sooner rather than hedgehog Oct 2013 #24
no. goal is to pass the CR Shivering Jemmy Oct 2013 #27
It fails to clarify which "Idea" it referrs to quakerboy Oct 2013 #37
A painful discharge. riqster Oct 2013 #5
Nov. 15th: Just in time for The Boehner That Stole Christmas... displacedtexan Oct 2013 #7
The worm turns. StrictlyRockers Oct 2013 #8
I thought discharge petitions were only usable after 30 days WilliamPitt Oct 2013 #9
They said the legislation has been stalled since March. At least that's how I read it. nm rhett o rick Oct 2013 #19
Below, ashling provided some links to more info... cui bono Oct 2013 #21
I don't understand this but... yuiyoshida Oct 2013 #10
It's a petition to get a bill out of committe and onto the floor for a vote. cui bono Oct 2013 #13
Thanks for the yuiyoshida Oct 2013 #14
Good. I was wondering if and when this would happen. cui bono Oct 2013 #11
They should attach a rider to it to dismiss Boehner as Speaker. True_Blue Oct 2013 #12
Procedural details make the discharge rule ill-suited for swift enactment of a clean CR. ashling Oct 2013 #15
Hm... thanks for the links. cui bono Oct 2013 #20
When it says "would offer language", does that mean the clean CR would be a choice in this bill muriel_volestrangler Oct 2013 #16
It is a procedural matter cojoel Oct 2013 #18
"that has sat waiting" progressoid Oct 2013 #23
what's wrong with 'has sat"? Demit Oct 2013 #32
Its just a little clumsy. progressoid Oct 2013 #40
Was perfectly grammatical. Demit Oct 2013 #43
omg this is funny leftyohiolib Oct 2013 #50
The article has been edited DireStrike Oct 2013 #33
Thanks. progressoid Oct 2013 #39
Shouldn't it be "I really shouldn't judge."? demwing Oct 2013 #47
other than that mrs lincoln how was the play leftyohiolib Oct 2013 #51
I shouldn't really drink and post. progressoid Oct 2013 #56
And I really shouldn't mess with people demwing Oct 2013 #57
If sucessful, a brilliant move... hoosierlib Oct 2013 #25
"All we need are 17 moderate Republicans"? red dog 1 Oct 2013 #31
If that is the only way we can get things done without surrendering everything to the GOP, Agnosticsherbet Oct 2013 #30
Thanks brooklynite for posting red dog 1 Oct 2013 #34
UPDATE: First "Moderate" Republican caves brooklynite Oct 2013 #35
Yep, put the entire Republican party on the record as WANTING a shutdown. They OWN this nt geek tragedy Oct 2013 #38
Helll NOOOOOO! Cryptoad Oct 2013 #41
Please review, the same error you made here was made upthread demwing Oct 2013 #49
error? Cryptoad Oct 2013 #53
Starting with post #1, and including the immediate responses demwing Oct 2013 #55
I asked that question yesterday of my representative.....and posted here about why not a discharge KewlKat Oct 2013 #42
Sounds like they are sick of just kicking it down the road so this time there will be a fancy Bluenorthwest Oct 2013 #45
Well said! Marthe48 Oct 2013 #59
"to Discharge GOP" underpants Oct 2013 #46
Are you pissed off at being pissed on? Time for a discharge! demwing Oct 2013 #48
Well played underpants Oct 2013 #52
By any means necessary ffr Oct 2013 #58
Please... ffr Oct 2013 #61
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