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I remember that and have a real chill go up my spine when I think about it.

I remember those two guys at a voting place in Phila., I think, “guarding” the entrance and acting intimidatingly towards reporters. Fox News reported on it as it happened and that was it.

I don’t think the Republicans have the guts to “expose Obama to the public.” They’re (Senators) interested in working with him, not stopping him.

"..snip...I don’t think the Republicans have the guts to “expose Obama to the public.” They’re (Senators) interested in working with him, not stopping him."

So far they haven't shown us "the guts to expose Obama." You are absolutely right. I agree.

They all sing that same tune, "we want to work with the President." I confess, I get angry when I read or listen to another Republican sing this same song-and-dance nonsense. It is beyond my comprehension. Where is there courage?

The don't get it or maybe they do. Maybe it is just a one-party system afterall. I still want to hold their feet to the fire.

I want it to be at least uncomfortable for them to continue rowing their socialist boat "gently down the stream" singing to themselves "merrily, merrily, merrily, merriliy, Life is but a dream."

I don’t think the Republicans have the guts to “expose Obama to the public.” They’re (Senators) interested in working with him, not stopping him.

Republicans in Congress know we won't boot them out for walking in lockstep with Obama. Sure, plenty of us on FR are more than willing to work on getting somebody to replace them, but at the end of the day, we FReepers are a small group compared to the GOP as a whole. We are the "far-right wingers" that Steele and the others ignore.