Posted on 11/08/2010 4:18:17 AM PST by Suvroc10
Barack Obama blames the lack of Republican cooperation for the failure of his healthcare bill, according to comments he made on last night’s "60 Minutes" TV program. Sitting down with Steve Kroft two days after his self-described "shellacking" this past Tuesday, Obama attempted to make it appear as if he sort of, kind of understood what the American people were plainly communicating to him when they fired a whole heck of a lot of Democrats in the midterms. However, Obama’s insistence to still shift the blame to the Republicans even now, when it should be 100% clear to him that it was his fault and his party’s fault for pushing through a hugely unpopular bill, verifies that he still has not learned anything from the midterm "shellacking." After all, what’s so hard in finally confessing that his obstinate, ideological and arrogant refusal to listen to the majority of the US is what caused his healthcare bill to go down in flames?
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Wait! Is Obama ADMITTING that Obamacare is a failure? Didn’t the Rats get EVERYTHING they wanted in it?
Nobama will blame everyone but himself. He is a crazy man. Not living in reality. A true wackjob.
Lefties: Once a Victim, ALWAYS a Victim.
The O! healthcare bill isn’t dead yet. It will take continuous interference to stop its funding.
No. There was no public option.
Failure? What failure? He got all he wanted, didn’t he? Until the Republicans can defund this monstrosity or somehow pull it out by the roots, it’s all his. Let him defend it.
WOW!!!
I didn't know there were that many who got elected. I thought it was 60-67.
Good analogy.
Barack Obama blames the lack of Republican cooperation for the failure of his healthcare bill
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On a similar note, 229 years and 21 days ago, General Lord Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown, but he had the grace not to blame the lack of colonial cooperation for the failure of his military efforts.
The more things change, the more they remain the same. Or not.
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