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In reply to the discussion: Make Me Retch: "Obama's 'try anything' bid to woo GOP moves from dinner to golf course" [View all]grahamhgreen
(15,741 posts)36. Now that is hard to argue with!
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Make Me Retch: "Obama's 'try anything' bid to woo GOP moves from dinner to golf course" [View all]
grahamhgreen
May 2013
OP
How does he get Congress to vote for "progressive solutions that have a history of working"?
frazzled
May 2013
#3
FIRST, you have to make a case for it!!! Without that, your fighting for the wrong team.
grahamhgreen
May 2013
#6
It IS a bill. If I prove it to you, will you start listening to us? Obama's budget was DOA, also,
grahamhgreen
May 2013
#23
The reason I disagree is because the proposals on the right have been proven to fail, and the
grahamhgreen
May 2013
#25
Well, your link did not work, but let me address "He knows, just like you, his Proposal including
grahamhgreen
May 2013
#34
He's not running for office agin, ever. "giving the appearance of compromise" has not gained him one
grahamhgreen
May 2013
#39
His compromise on Social Security gives the REPUBLICANS an in to present themselves as the party
grahamhgreen
May 2013
#41
"Rep. Greg Walden, of Oregon, chairman of the National Republican Congressional
grahamhgreen
May 2013
#43
I think you're living in a fantasy land. They can and will use it against each and every Dem running
grahamhgreen
May 2013
#45
Just precious, "willing to try anything" I so love this Hope And Change Man!! Not--
7wo7rees
May 2013
#11
Exactly. They are Right Wing Authoritarians, they want to be told what to do, under fear of
grahamhgreen
May 2013
#19
Too late now, but he could have started by prosecuting some war criminals.
AnotherMcIntosh
May 2013
#30
It is late, but if he wants to be effective, he has to be their boss, not their buddy.
grahamhgreen
May 2013
#33
hate to be the one to say it, but it is "retch" not "wretch" in this context...
CTyankee
May 2013
#21
Your link took me to a bunch of pics that predicted in 2008 that Obama would be the new FDR
Doctor_J
May 2013
#32
"Willing to try anything" - gee, I wonder what future betrayals are in store.
forestpath
May 2013
#37