[jstaff]

And there you have it. This is the attitude that put BO in for a second term and will, I fear, allow the Dems to keep control of congress. Sometimes you just have to work through the smell and do the best you can at the time, tho this is not a popular concept among some on FR.

[Alberta's Child]

And there you have it. This is the attitude that put BO in for a second term ...

With all due respect, that's a lot of crap. What put BO in for a second term was the GOP's insistence on nominating a candidate (Mitt Romney) who was indistinguishable from Obama on most key issues for voters.

If you really think Mitt Romney, a GOP-controlled House and a GOP-controlled Senate would have done anything substantively different than what we've seen from the Obama administration on those issues (ObamaCare, for example), you're delusional.

[DiogenesLamp]

This is the attitude that put BO in for a second term and will, I fear, allow the Dems to keep control of congress.

I do not care if the Dems keep control of the Senate (we already have control of the house and we will keep it) because it's far more important to destroy vicious traitors than it is to worry about a body that won't govern conservative anyways even with a Republican Majority.

Most of those Republicans keep voting to confirm Obama's insane judicial nominees, and I expect them to keep doing so even if they win a slight edge in the Senate.

At the Current time a Republican Senate will be little distinguishable from a Democrat Senate.

[skully]

When there's really no difference between the GOPe and the Dem
how do you justify your vote for one or the other?

Why is it assumed we have to pic which pile of shit to step in??

Why can't we choose to step in neither??