The Optimistic GOP Story Everyone Is Missing

Townhall.com ^ | October 25, 2014 | Larry Kudlow

[Kaslin]

You and I have no say in this.. It’s up to the voters od KY and Ohio

[rdb3]

Nothing like a optimistic post to bring out the wet blankets on FR...LOL

It. Never. Stops.

Jesus Christ: You can’t impeach Him and He ain’t going to resign.

[Slyfox]

The truth is that the Republican-led House has been passing bills that most of us would agree with. The problem is that Harry Reid puts them all in the dumper when they are delivered to him and then he complains that the Republicans are the obstructionists.

I do believe that Harry Reid is just waiting for Obama's messiah-ness to kick in, where all their problems will disappear.

If we have both a Republican House and Senate, we will get some stuff passed that will force Obama to either sign or veto. What do you think he will do?

If all the Republicans do is obstruct the will of the Kenyan Dictator, then that will be fantastic.

[oldbrowser]

Even stopping Reid from shelving bills is a worthy gain.

Stopping Reid from using the nuclear option to stack the judiciary with lifetime appointments of liberal loons is the major goal of this election.

I half suspect that Ginsberg will retire if the we take the senate. It will allow Obama to put Holder or equivalent on the supreme court during the lame duck session.

[Impy]

I don’t agree with the part about overriding Obama vetoes.

2 Clinton vetoes were overridden, 2. In many ways the rats in Congress are to Obama’s LEFT. Harry Reid is blocking free trade which Obama wants.

King and/or Manchin may very well switch parties though.

In King’s (he’d stay “I” but caucus with the GOP for as long as it was convenient) case because he’s a whore and his prime concern is how much power he personally has.

And in Manchin’s case (he’d have to go full R) because his state is becoming increasingly hostile to communism and his a$s might be grass in 2018 if he’s still sporting a “D”.