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Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Akin to name calling is dishonest, obstructionist disinformation.

Harry Reid, the Senate Majority Leader, has been obstructing Republican/Conservative amendments, bills, motions and other rights for years; from Obamacare through stimuli 1-3, while calling for "Republicans, the party of 'no', to present a plan, if they have one".

In this exchange, Mitch McConnel, the Minority Leader, has the rat by the tail.  He is calling for a vote on the false "Jobs" bill presented (and campaigned on) by Obama to be brought up "right away" as Obama himself demanded 15 times in just his first speech on the subject.  Reid knows that too many Democrats will vote against the bill for it to have a ghost of a chance of passage.  This means that the bill's entire purpose - - to try and cast the GOP as the obstructionist bad guys - - will be betrayed to the public.

Watch, this is good:



Thanks to (no, not FOX) CBS News.

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