This election is not about today's problems, this is about 2016. McConnell is waiting to leap at the chance to make the statement, "We came in peace and with good will and now the President has trashed all that and wrote an executive order." Please. We all know how this goes. Everytime the President and Congress don't agree it is another reason to say, "See, we need a Republican president in order to get anything done." I am counting the day to when those words are said and the political race for 2016 begins. President Obama may be an island, but, he is the only one concerned about the country at this point.
I would wager real money on McConnell and/or the metrosexual from Texas, to utter those words. It will happen in a shorter time than Ebola is contagious. This is the party leader that said, "Make Obama a one term president." He's reformed now? Get real.
November 5, 2014
Senator Angus King, (click here) the independent from Maine, said Wednesday that he will continue to caucus with the Democrats even though Republicans have won control of the Senate.
"My independence has always been respected in the Democratic caucus," said King, who spoke to reporters outside his home in Brunswick, Me.
He added that his decision was made with what is “best for Maine” in mind. "It does not mean that I have become a Democrat, and in any way–official or unofficial–joined the Democratic Party. "...
The Republicans won because they have the electorate scared half to death. That is a reason to listen to Republicans? I don't think so.
I would wager real money on McConnell and/or the metrosexual from Texas, to utter those words. It will happen in a shorter time than Ebola is contagious. This is the party leader that said, "Make Obama a one term president." He's reformed now? Get real.
Senator Angus King, (click here) the independent from Maine, said Wednesday that he will continue to caucus with the Democrats even though Republicans have won control of the Senate.
"My independence has always been respected in the Democratic caucus," said King, who spoke to reporters outside his home in Brunswick, Me.
He added that his decision was made with what is “best for Maine” in mind. "It does not mean that I have become a Democrat, and in any way–official or unofficial–joined the Democratic Party. "...
The Republicans won because they have the electorate scared half to death. That is a reason to listen to Republicans? I don't think so.
