Apparently Republicans aren't the only ones who have been reminded of the power of 41. Scott Brown's victory in arguably the most liberal state in the union has sent a shock-wave through the Democrat party. It appears that once again Washington can hear its employer, the citizens. It's also amazing how fast the left-wing soundtrack has changed. Just days ago, the Democrats were defending their backroom bribery and threatening to ram Health Care through before Brown was seated. After breaking his C-Span promise on the basis that completing his monument was more important than writing quality legislation, after refusing to listen to Republican suggestions or even meet with GOP leaders, are we expected to believe Barack Obama is suddenly willing to compromise? I certainly hope the GOP remembers how it has been treated this past year, and recognizes that if a Republican can be elected in Massachusetts by campaigning on a Conservative platform focused on being the 41st vote against ObamaCare, then cooperation on Health "Reform" or any other parts of Obama's far-left agenda ought to be off the table.
"Biparitsanship" Returns
"Biparitsanship" Returns
"Biparitsanship" Returns
Apparently Republicans aren't the only ones who have been reminded of the power of 41. Scott Brown's victory in arguably the most liberal state in the union has sent a shock-wave through the Democrat party. It appears that once again Washington can hear its employer, the citizens. It's also amazing how fast the left-wing soundtrack has changed. Just days ago, the Democrats were defending their backroom bribery and threatening to ram Health Care through before Brown was seated. After breaking his C-Span promise on the basis that completing his monument was more important than writing quality legislation, after refusing to listen to Republican suggestions or even meet with GOP leaders, are we expected to believe Barack Obama is suddenly willing to compromise? I certainly hope the GOP remembers how it has been treated this past year, and recognizes that if a Republican can be elected in Massachusetts by campaigning on a Conservative platform focused on being the 41st vote against ObamaCare, then cooperation on Health "Reform" or any other parts of Obama's far-left agenda ought to be off the table.