GOP: Grand Obstruction Party
November 5, 2012 - by
Worst rationale for voting for Romney: maybe Democrats will cooperate with him, unlike Republicans who refused to work with Obama.
D.G. Martin asked about that argument when he interviewed Carter, Tom Drew and me on WCHL last week.
That rewards obstructionism. It rewards Washington Republicans who set out from the beginning of President Obama’s administration to destroy him, even if they destroyed the country in the process.
Four years ago, when President Bush and Henry Paulsen were begging Democrats to bail out their stimulus program, Democrats responded. But bipartisanship collapsed when the tables turned.
If Romney wins and Democrats act like Republicans, how long will it take for Republicans to whine over the loss of bipartisanship?
GOP: Grand Obstruction Party
November 5, 2012/
Worst rationale for voting for Romney: maybe Democrats will cooperate with him, unlike Republicans who refused to work with Obama.
D.G. Martin asked about that argument when he interviewed Carter, Tom Drew and me on WCHL last week.
That rewards obstructionism. It rewards Washington Republicans who set out from the beginning of President Obama’s administration to destroy him, even if they destroyed the country in the process.
Four years ago, when President Bush and Henry Paulsen were begging Democrats to bail out their stimulus program, Democrats responded. But bipartisanship collapsed when the tables turned.
If Romney wins and Democrats act like Republicans, how long will it take for Republicans to whine over the loss of bipartisanship?