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GOP: $50B For Housing is Too Much; Try Our $121B Plan
TPM Election Central —
... -- was at it again yesterday during an interview with CBS. Cantor strongly suggested that he would oppose President Obama's mortgage aid plan, ...
Tuesday's Mini-Report
Political Animal —
... of the Top 25 blogs, but I sincerely appreciate those of you who gave us a shout-out in the comments section over there. * House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) hasn't seen the Obama administration's new housing plan, but he's already knows he's opposed to it . (Note to Cantor: you probably shouldn't have spoken out against the GOP becoming the "party of 'no.'") * I can only assume that George W. Bush gives ...
Sahil Kapur: The Compromise President: Resting A Legacy On Weak Bridges
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com —
... by those who aren't actually interested in solving problems.
To be fair, Obama is presiding over what seems to be the toughest time in American history to be a uniter. It increasingly seems as though bipartisanship, in this era, is antithetical to doing policy the right way. While Democrats have their imperfections, the GOP is effectively on auto-pilot opposition, where, any time an issue needs fixing, party leaders say no first, and occasionally--though rarely--think second.
We're fortunate that Obama is president--his understanding of ...
The Party Of No… Show
Delaware Liberal —
... : According to Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), Republicans have devolved from the “ Party of No ” to the “Party of No Show.” Led by Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK), the ...
