Why Bush isn't happy about an all-GOP Congress (Truly pathetic)

The Buffalo News | 11/17/02 | Robert Reich

[Druidstl]

The liberal spin on the Dem's a**-kicking is getting funnier and funnier. I'm quite sure that the President is "furious" that the GOP now controls both houses.

A pathetic little piece by a pathetic little man.

[Always Right]

ROBERT B. REICH served as secretary of labor under President Clinton

[Jean S]

Robert Reich lol!

[marajade]

The man has lost it...

[SamAdams76]

This "wisdom" from a guy who couldn't even win a primary election in Massachusetts. Pathetic.

[Jim Robinson]

Go Bush Go!!

[BonnieJ]

Didn't he come in last in the Massachusetts primary? Then the victor of the group lost to Romney by 5 or 6%! So I don't think his evaluations of politics are too valid these days! But he still will appear everywhere with his gloom & doom predictions for Bush, his main theme for quite a while now.

[lawgirl]

President Bush isn't happy huh...... Is that why he stayed up until 2AM on his anniversary watching election returns, had a cigar (which he really doesn't allow), and slept in the next morning for the first time in his presidency??

Sounds like an unhappy man to me. not.

[Route66]

You have to love these guys.
Now they are trying to convince us (and themselves) that winning is really losing.

[joebuck]

This is the same Robert Reich who was on TV the other night and refused to conceed that Nancy Pelosi was liberal in any way.

[marajade]

For reals... I didn't know that Bush smoked cigars...

[Clara Lou]

Reich is very dizzy from all that spinning. What tripe!

[Prodigal Son]

This is like saying that Bush talked Jeffords into defecting to the other party. Bush should've had control of the Congress this whole time.

[facedown]

A pathetic little piece by a pathetic little man.

And he's short too!

[Always Right]

Those Democrats are just too damn tricky for us. If we only knew they wanted to lose, we would have let them win. I feel so stupid now.

[Jim Robinson]

"A Republican-controlled Congress will push George W. Bush to the right. Its domestic agenda will be even more aggressively anti-abortion, pro-death penalty, pro-guns, more tax cuts for the wealthy, less regulation on big corporations."

Tax cuts for the wealthy? How about tax cuts across the board for all? And he left off the part about poisoning the air and water and pushing old people in wheel chairs off the cliff.

Go GOP!

[angry elephant]

A pathetic little piece by a pathetic little man.

Not only pathetic, but I think President Bush is more conservative than most of the Republican Congress, so it is insane to think they could force him to the right.

[dead]

His little mind can't even comprehend the fact that things might go well, which would virtually lock up Bush's reelection and legacy.

Reading these articles is like reading liberal letters to Santa:

"Dear non-denominational Santa, I've been relatively good, please oh please oh please bring me a pony and a horrible economy and lots of death in Iraq so Bush loses."

As if she's going to listen to them.

[lawgirl]

He doesn't. He just had one celebratory cigar election night.

[Just mythoughts]

I am a new poster here so please be kinder and gentler; This is called the Woodward virus, symptons are I heard you think that.