Who's us to the GOP?

[mtlinscomb]

Locked the door to what? Details?

I'm guessing this is the story referenced:

Democrats lock Republicans out of committee room - TheHill.com#

 

[kkddbb]

I'm guessing this is the story referenced:

Democrats lock Republicans out of committee room - TheHill.com#

thats it, thanks for posting.

crazy day, no time for re-research

 

[AlphaCrab]

the gop has plenty of plans, but the dems dont let them share them. why, because they want ultimate rule and NOT interested in bipartisanship. ive read ample articles this week along, in NY specifically. the dem party in ny literally changed the locks so the gop couldnt enter the building. and than theres obama not meeting with the gop. and the house not inviting the gop into their private meetings. shall i continue?

a perfect example of why fox dominates the ratings. they exposed this because its NEWS while the other networks conveniently didnt report on it. and than mslsd pushing the "party of no" rant along with all the other far left blogs ie huff post, media matters, daily kos etc etc etc.

its so transparent its comical.... it will only hurt this administraton and the dem party in the end. this is not the transparent and bipartisan future i was promised. and its certainly not the hope and change that i was guaranteed. actions speak louder than words....

Oh yea unlike 2000 to 2008, the Repubs did such a great job with bipartisanship in D.C.--puleeeaze....did you say something about being in the clouds recently..:roll:

 

[kkddbb]

Oh yea unlike 2000 to 2008, the Repubs did such a great job with bipartisanship in D.C.--puleeeaze....did you say something about being in the clouds recently..:roll:

example?

and i dont mean a theory.....

when in doubt, blame bush

 

[idlewind]

Bi-partisianship is not always beneficial. Sometimes you need to stand for what you believe in.
The Republicans of 2001-2009 forgot what they were supposed to believe in and tried to out-democrat the Democrats. They deserved to be thrashed and were. Time will tell if we got the message.

 

[Winnie]

That's hyperbole, but the article does make a good point. It's the biggest issue with the GOP right now, they have an image problem - they need to become more of a big tent. The extremists on the far right have had far too much voice. The GOP needs to inject some fresh, moderate blood into the party. Honestly I think this will happen naturally over the next two election cycles. The way things are looking now, Dems are in for some serious losses in the next mid-term election. I'd be willing to bet the primaries will yield a lot of moderates on the republican side as independents switch parties (again) to try and balance out what is obviously a very lob-sided congress.

And maybe some more moderate Democrats. More Blue Dogs and less Pelosi-Progressive types. That'd help as well.

 

[AlphaCrab]

the gop has plenty of plans, but the dems dont let them share them. why, because they want ultimate rule and NOT interested in bipartisanship. ive read ample articles this week along, in NY specifically. the dem party in ny literally changed the locks so the gop couldnt enter the building. and than theres obama not meeting with the gop. and the house not inviting the gop into their private meetings. shall i continue?

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