The Art Of The Deal Requires Two Parties Who Actually Want A Deal

Hotair ^ | 01/21/2019 | Jazz Shaw

[YogicCowboy]

Ideologues do not make deals in good faith. Reagan failed to see that in the 80s, which brought us to this pass.

[YogicCowboy]

China Mac protects the UniParty Establishment - first, last and always.

Abdicating any responsibility to actually legislate conservatively is essential to his entire tenure. His drawer is full of bills that will never go to the floor.

He led his UniParty to 100% vote to remain in session to deny Trump recess appointments. 100%. His own party’s President.

McConnell is willing to fight for a judicial nominee because:

1. It is not legislation. He is not directly responsible for future rulings.

2. It permits the Neocon (Trotskyist) brand of pseudo-conservatism to be promulgated through the courts (a leftist tactic), again requiring no proper Congressional conservative legislation that would anger his donors and masters.

3. It is a feather in his cap, which has few other kinds, so that persons like you will sing his praises.

China Mac is laughing all the way to the Global Bank.

P.S. Kavanaugh is establishment too - apparently longtime SES.

[Balding_Eagle]

Kavanaugh is establishment too - apparently longtime SES.

Are you also blaming McConnell for Kavanaughs appointment?

[null and void]

[cgbg]

Some rats are more or different Demon than others—the trick is to divide them against each other—those are called “wedge issues”—that is how a deal gets done.

[arthurus]

The Art Of The Deal Requires Two Parties Who Actually Want A DealNot necessarily. The side that does not want to deal can be maneuvered by a master into a deal that it neither wants or even necessarily knows it has made.