You've forgotten how they chastised the "R's" for their stance on not approving the budget based upon policy differences then turn around and do the very same thing which I think is both relevant and hypocritical.
Listen to the speech from March when the R's were dragging their feet on approving the CR. I still haven't located the one where he's very blunt laying the possibility of a shutdown blame at the R's feet. I saw him in an interview the other day, I think it was on NBC, and they confronted him plus they had the clip in question as he danced around justifying the differences between then and now.
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I would just like to say, courteously, you can shove your "both sides" nonsense up your arse sideways.Listen to the speech from March when the R's were dragging their feet on approving the CR. I still haven't located the one where he's very blunt laying the possibility of a shutdown blame at the R's feet. I saw him in an interview the other day, I think it was on NBC, and they confronted him plus they had the clip in question as he danced around justifying the differences between then and now.
They've just played right into the administrations hand's and when the pain really comes they need to look in the mirror before pointing fingers. Neither party is doing a great job managing the country right now.
Chuck Schumer says he won't block Republican funding bill amid Democratic divisions over shutdown strategy
Schumer relented one day after he vowed Senate Democrats would thwart the "partisan" measure, saying the "chaos" of a government shutdown would be a worse option.
The policy difference here is the executive no longer following the law.
Schumer went along with the Republicans in March because, at that time, it appeared that a shutdown was worse than allowing the CR. Subsequent events have shown that Schumer was wrong in his March assessment. With Trump's illegal rescissions over the summer, it is clear that the rule of law has little meaning to Republicans and the bad stuff Schumer thought would happen during a shutdown happened anyway. There is no reason to help the Republicans pass a bill for which the Democrats had no say in crafting. If the Republicans would rather negotiate with the Democrats than pass their own bill without the Democrats, okay, but the Republicans will have to offer the Democrats something in return. What the Democrats are asking for is to restore funding for the ACA. The "clean" CR isn't really clean as the Republicans used an illegal rescission to cut ACA funding and the so called clean CR carries those rescissions forward. If the price the Democrats are asking is too high for the Republicans, the Republicans can coax their own members into passing the CR without the Democrats.Listen to the speech from March when the R's were dragging their feet on approving the CR. I still haven't located the one where he's very blunt laying the possibility of a shutdown blame at the R's feet. I saw him in an interview the other day, I think it was on NBC, and they confronted him plus they had the clip in question as he danced around justifying the differences between then and now.
They've just played right into the administrations hand's and when the pain really comes they need to look in the mirror before pointing fingers. Neither party is doing a great job managing the country right now.
Chuck Schumer says he won't block Republican funding bill amid Democratic divisions over shutdown strategy
Schumer relented one day after he vowed Senate Democrats would thwart the "partisan" measure, saying the "chaos" of a government shutdown would be a worse option.
Still haven't looked at the polling have you? Also how do you make a deal with parties that have already shown they won't be bound by the terms they agreed to previously?Listen to the speech from March when the R's were dragging their feet on approving the CR. I still haven't located the one where he's very blunt laying the possibility of a shutdown blame at the R's feet. I saw him in an interview the other day, I think it was on NBC, and they confronted him plus they had the clip in question as he danced around justifying the differences between then and now.
They've just played right into the administrations hand's and when the pain really comes they need to look in the mirror before pointing fingers. Neither party is doing a great job managing the country right now.
Chuck Schumer says he won't block Republican funding bill amid Democratic divisions over shutdown strategy
Schumer relented one day after he vowed Senate Democrats would thwart the "partisan" measure, saying the "chaos" of a government shutdown would be a worse option.
I would never accept a dump $1 coin as change, and I sure as hell will not go seek one out at a bank.
Also the classic conservative thing: there is some new bullshit someone put into the world, and they happened to be a lawyer. We like their complete fantasy bullshit, so we're calling it a "new legal analysis" to try and launder it into a legitimate point of view.
Don't need leadership skills when the country is willing to give you a trifecta every cycle or two no matter how psychotic you act. Abused spouse syndrome at the macro level.
They think they won't be held responsible... they may be right at the rate this country is going. Hopefully we're proven wrong this november and especially in 26.
I'm waiting for when they have the balls, to declare being a Democrat illegal.
Oh, like Burbank, LA airports?
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I wonder if ATC are also the ones Trump plans on firing in mass, or simply refuse to pay afterwards?
I saw one where a Republican senator is pushing for a law that would grant automatic 14 day CRs in the event of a shutdown, and if you think about it for more than 30 seconds, you'll realize it's a bad idea. A time bomb that people will surely use as an impetus to pass something and not let it go off? Laughing at the failure to learn from the great sequester.
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