[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

This is why I want to remove Boehner as speaker (there may be other reasons that become apparent in the lame duck session, we'll see):

Thursday, 08 Nov 2012: "This issue has been around far too long," the Ohio Republican told ABC News. "A comprehensive approach is long overdue, and I'm confident that the president, myself, others can find the common ground to take care of this issue once and for all."
Boehner was optimistic that Republicans could reach agreement with President Barack Obama on immigration, an issue that has hurt the GOP with Hispanic voters.

There is nothing good about "reaching agreement" (i. e. surrender) to Obama on amnesty.Whether Boehner is naive or intentionally playing political games that sacrifice our future, I don't want him to be Speaker.

[mike_9958]

“There is nothing good about “reaching agreement” (i. e. surrender) to Obama on amnesty.Whether Boehner is naive or intentionally playing political games that sacrifice our future, I don’t want him to be Speaker.”

So if there is nothing good about reaching an agreement you’d rather have constant conflict and have Congress take the blame? Because you know Obama will not take any ownership and MSM will not pin it on him. That doesn’t sound like it will help the GOP at all, it might make you feel good though.

And personally I don’t care who is Speaker but I want the bashing of elected Republicans to stop. Interpretations and perspectives, and quotes with no context that seem to render judgement happens too frequently to be constructive. If we conservatives are going to make a change I doubt we will do it by calling our elected Republicans names, and who would listen to that garbage.

Promote better ideas and plans, talk of strategies to get the messages out - that would be alittle more helpful than calling Boehner boner....

[Ray76]

Bingo.