Wry Catcher
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #21
While using the usual anti Obama rhetoric Mitch Daniels offered noting more or less than did the President.
Everyone in the room last night knows what must be done. To their discredit and ultimate rejection by the American people team Boehner/McConnell will continue to obstruct our nations recovery.
Of course the ignorant, bigoted, or single issue conservative hoi polloi will vote for 'none of the above' come November, simply because Obama has been branded a (Marxist, Fascist, Muslim, Foreign National, Socialist, anti American, Left Wing, Extremist) by such 'authorities' as Drudge, Limbaugh, Hannity, etc. and The Weasel (Eric Cantor) or because of the color of his skin.
All the while the former GOP continues to disintegrate. There is no consensus as to who the nominee of the R Party will be, and the differences between those leading are stark. Romney isn't the guy anyone wants to have a beer with, though some would enjoy a glass of Dom Perignon as they clipped coupons together; Given his record and scurrilous behavior few will support Gingrich, a man who has more enemies than friends and whose friends seem to be neocons already rejected by Americans sick of foreign entanglements; Ron Paul is nuts as are most ideologues, does anyone expect anything more than gridlock under a Paul Administration? And then there's Rick Santorum, a conundrum wrapped in a preachers collar (an Elmer Gantry redux).
Everyone in the room last night knows what must be done. To their discredit and ultimate rejection by the American people team Boehner/McConnell will continue to obstruct our nations recovery.
Of course the ignorant, bigoted, or single issue conservative hoi polloi will vote for 'none of the above' come November, simply because Obama has been branded a (Marxist, Fascist, Muslim, Foreign National, Socialist, anti American, Left Wing, Extremist) by such 'authorities' as Drudge, Limbaugh, Hannity, etc. and The Weasel (Eric Cantor) or because of the color of his skin.
All the while the former GOP continues to disintegrate. There is no consensus as to who the nominee of the R Party will be, and the differences between those leading are stark. Romney isn't the guy anyone wants to have a beer with, though some would enjoy a glass of Dom Perignon as they clipped coupons together; Given his record and scurrilous behavior few will support Gingrich, a man who has more enemies than friends and whose friends seem to be neocons already rejected by Americans sick of foreign entanglements; Ron Paul is nuts as are most ideologues, does anyone expect anything more than gridlock under a Paul Administration? And then there's Rick Santorum, a conundrum wrapped in a preachers collar (an Elmer Gantry redux).