“Don’t get me wrong,” Graves said, “while it’s appropriate, and there is certainly merit in advocating for reduced government spending, smaller government, reducing our debt, limiting regulations and controlling the reach and intrusive nature of the federal government — insisting on having things their way, without a hint of willingness to compromise and threatening to ‘burn the house down’ otherwise, is a combination of foolish, ill-advised, reckless and detrimental actions to the future of this country Ummm, dumb@ss, who was it that insisting on having things their way? Who rebuffed each and every proposal put forth by the Congressional Republicans. You are what is wrong with the Republican Part, not the Tea Party factiony.
Should say:
Ummm, dumb@ss, who was it that was insisting on having things their way? Who rebuffed each and every proposal put forth by the Congressional Republicans. You are what is wrong with the Republican Part, not the Tea Party faction.