jillian
Princess
Actually, what really happened was that republicans, more than pushing an agenda, decided to screw up public perception of the government so badly, that there would be a backlash against it to the point where heads would roll.
Republicans then ran on the "small government" platform, banking on the fact that midterm voters are most likely to elect the non-incombent party.
This worked to a tee.
I myself voted mostly republican even though I knew what was up. Why? Because Republicans ran almost exclusively on fiscal issues.
Besides, second term presidents rarely get anything accomplished anyway, due to fierce opposition to their agenda.
which begs the question.... why would you believe them on fiscal matters when they keep breaking the economy (except for the top 1%)
Oye, I'm getting hammered from BOTH sides!
Why do I believe them?
I don't know, why do I love my gf?
I just do.
riiiiiiight... the ole "are you going to believe what you see or what I tell you" thing.
hint: they send the economy into recession whenever they take over.
good luck with that.
Incorrect, me lady; I present for your examination, the 1994 Republican congress who successfully balanced the budget and gave us the Roaring Ninety's.
that was because they worked with the democratic president.
this party of wingnuts isn't doing that.
i'll remind you that bill Clinton came in as a "new democrat" and ran as a moderate... and had moderate economic ideas. in fact, his major missteps were the things he moved too far right on... like NAFTA and DADT.