But could it be gray? Is the left ever “exposed” to their detriment? Will the young be “matured” in short order? . . .
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Gary Bauer writing at Campaign for Working Families had this to say in his End of Day report:
Democrats may have won this fight, but what did they really win? They defended Obamacare. They defended their special exemption for members of Congress. Now let them defend those votes at the ballot box in next year’s elections!
It wasn’t Republicans who shut down the World War II Memorial or tried to cut off death benefits to the widows and children of our fallen heroes in Afghanistan.
Surprisingly, the Boston Globe, a flagship newspaper of the left, recently published a very long article that was critical of Obama’s leadership style — and specifically his failure to deliver on his promises to bridge the partisan divide in Washington. Consider this excerpt:
• “In nearly five years in office, Obama has met individually with Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell two times, according to a review of White House visitor logs, pool reports, and press releases. …
• “He has visited Democrat-leaning ‘blue’ states six times more often than he has visited Republican ‘red’ states. …None of his major legislative accomplishments — the stimulus, health care, and financial reforms — received more than six Republican votes.
• “In sum, one of the biggest failures of Obama’s presidency is that, five years after he took office vowing to close the partisan divide, the capital he now oversees and the country he represents are far more divided than they were before he came.”
Of course what difference will a little read article make in the Heartland, one ignored as well by the vast majority of narrative writers in league with the Obamanation? R Mall
