[neverdem]

Marco Rubio: Why We Must Save Medicare

For some reason, I was able to view Rubio's video. I normally can't view Adobe's latest iteration of Flash Player. Regardless of what you think about Medicare, Rubio's video strikes me as very effective politically, IMHO.

[freedumb2003]

Republicans aren't interested in working with Democrats.

The liberal dictionary:

"Working with"

Verb:

"To capitulate to. Complete surrender to the liberal agenda."

See also "Reaching across the aisle" , "Maverick", "Political Moderate"

[Steely Tom]

Of course, when the Republicans were "the party of no," the entire MSM jumped on the bandwagon to help, and the Demo-media painted the concept of "no" as approximately equal to the concept of concentration camps and mass deportations to the East.

Now, with the MSM pulling in the opposite direction on the concept (which is really the same direction, but never mind), they will be able to turn the concept of "no" into Mahatma Ghandi and Martin Luther King.

Nice to have the airheads in the media on your side, indn't it? Big help for communicating with the hoards of airheads who make up your voting base.

[freekitty]

I love the way the libs and/or dems are always describing themselves to a t as they attempt to blame the opposition.

[VRW Conspirator]

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., lamented that he wasn't getting any cooperation from Republicans. "On something as important as health care, you would think people would be interested in working together," Reid grumbled.

Like you and your Dem buddies voting on Obamacare, Harry? All that wonderful cooperation.

[OneLoyalAmerican]

democRat Party is the party of NO.

NO morality, NO trustworthyness, NO courtesy, NO bravery, and NO ideas.