rightwinger
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As a matter of fact, I do remember the dozens of threads we posted on those two billsThank you for posting two relatively insignificant pieces of legislationOutstanding work by republicansNo, Bush did not have to deal with the same thing
Democrats supported Bush on No Child Left Behind, Medicare Part D, Post 9-11 initiatives, TARP, auto bailouts
What Obama initiative has a SINGLE Republican supported?
here ya go:
Obama’s claim that the GOP has ‘blocked every serious idea’
The Water Resources Reform and Development Act, which advocates claimed could sustain as many as 500,000 new jobs. “The first bill I’ll sign today is the Water Resources Reform and Development Act, also known as WRRDA, which will put Americans to work modernizing our water infrastructure and restoring some of our most vital ecosystems, the president said when he signed it. “During my State of the Union address, I asked Congress to pass this bill by the summer, and I congratulate this outstanding crew for getting it done.”
The Farm Bill, which the White House called “a jobs bill, an innovation bill, a research bill, and a conservation bill.” The White House claimed it would generate $35 in economic benefits for every dollar invested and put together a graphic to share on Twitter and Facebook that showed “Five ways the Farm Bill strengthens the economy.”
There were also bills like Home Heating Emergency Assistance Through Transportation Act and the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act, which took steps to help speed up delivery of propane and home heating fuel and delay flood insurance premium increases, respectively.
These initiatives will be benchmarks of congressional accomplishments
You asked for examples, you were given examples. Take your whupping like a man.
I stand corrected
if you don't want minor points to counter yours, stop dealing in absolutes.
And btw, nice non-admittance admittance. You should be in politics.