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• Local GOP Censures Graham for Climate Cooperation, Other Bipartisanship

  
  The Washington Independent Blog — Authority: 155
  Anyone who pooh-poohed Sen. Lindsey Graham’s (R-S.C.) politically courageous decision to work with Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) to help craft bipartisan climate legislation might reconsider his position after this news out of South Carolina: The Charleston County Republican Party’s executive committee took the ...
  13 hours ago

• Charleston, S. Carolina GOP Censures Lindsey Graham for working with Democrats

  
  The Political Carnival — Authority: 675
  By GottaLaff Look whats happening in Charleston County! They condemn their Congress members for reaching across the aisle. If this is how badly the Rushpublic party is devolving, if this is how they treat their own, if this is the disdain they show for independence, they are doomed: The Charleston County, ...
  18 hours ago

• Donna Brazile praises GOP ideology

  
  The Moderate Voice — Authority: 730
  If you wait 15 years, people will say anything. Sunday morning on ABC , Donna Brazile explained why 2010 won’t be another 1994: Well, first of all, I don’t think it’s ‘94, because in ‘94, we also had some potential disastrous that happened that caused Democrats to lose so many seats. First of all, we had ...
  1 day ago

• The Great Uniter Speaks; Dives Into The Gutter

  
  Garnering Right Ideas — Authority: 424
  In a pep rally for health care President Obama achieved a new low for President’s. The great uniter said the following, as reported to the New York Times by a Democrat Congressman in attendance. “Does anybody think that the teabag, anti-government people are going to support them if they bring down health ...
  2 days ago

• Crist caught lying about stimulus

  
  Daily Kos — Authority: 812
  Charlie Crist tells CNN that he never supported the stimulus package...but as Chris Matthews noted on Fridays broadcast, Crist was lying — he did support the stimulus. In fact, Crist not only supported the stimulus, but he did so standing right at President Obama’s side. Roll the video tape: Talk about ...
  2 days ago

• In the Spirit of Bipartisanship

  
  Politicus.US — Authority: 123
  Even Newt Gingrich admits that in his days in Congress, on the average about 50 percent of the Democrats voted along with the Republicans. Considering the one-sided Democratic vote in the House of Representatives on the health-care reform bill and its chances of passage by the Senate, here’s Washington Post’s ...
  3 days ago

• Finally, Bipartisan Compromise: Agreement to Exclude ‘Prejeaning’ Conditions

  
  The Satirical Political Report — Authority: 566
  “BOTH SIDES OF THE AISLE ARE IN AGREEMENT THAT ANYONE WHO BECOMES FAMOUS FOR A SOLO PERFORMANCE CAN CERTAINLY BE EXPECTED TO BE SELF-INSURED.” Story here .
  5 days ago

• The Morning Plum

  
  The Plum Line — Authority: 783
  * New CNN poll : For the first time, the number who think President Obama is doing enough to cooperate with Republicans has dropped below 50%. It’s now at 49% — the same number who think he’s not doing enough. * Flip side: Less than a third think Republicans are doing enough to cooperate with Obama. ...
  5 days ago

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  Bildungblog — Authority: 154
  Broderian Trans-Partisan Fetishists Gathering with Radical Moderates and Extreme Centrists in the Middle of the Road
  6 days ago

• The Election Results

  
  Garnering Right Ideas — Authority: 424
  What do the results of yesterdays elections mean? Each side is attempting to spin the results and both are overreaching in their assessments. For President Obama he should consider changing his “I Won” attitude to the promised bipartisanship. He must realize that the mandate that he won was based on his centrist ...
  1 week ago

• Grab bag: elections and stuff

  
  Where's the Outrage? — Authority: 523
  After every election, it’s just like McDonald’s selling hamburgers, pundits are going to try to look for some over arching theme that will tie all the elections together. The fact that there was low voter turnout in low voter interest seems to get an Asterix. I don’t think that there is any overarching theme. ...
  1 week ago

• health care (cont)

  
  unconquerable gladness — Authority: 428
  nyt : Yet White House officials have shown little interest in Republicans, with the exception of Senator Olympia J. Snowe of Maine, whom they have wooed assiduously, and one or two others. Mr. Obama did meet with some Republicans early on, when his aides still believed it was possible to get the support of Senator ...
  1 week ago

• Nightly Ramble Monday

  
  BitsBlog — Authority: 140
  Welcome, one and all to the most intense nightly read anywhere on the ’sphere… The BitsBlog Nightly Ramble We’re in November already. The kids around here spent evening before last one drink from door to door demanding candy or what have you.  After spending piles of their parents  cash on a costume to ...
  1 week ago

• The Pelosi Socialized Medicine Bill In 1990 Pages

  
  Garnering Right Ideas — Authority: 424
  The healthcare plan that Nancy Pelosi unveiled yesterday is nothing but smoke and mirrors as usual, by the usual suspects. One needs look no further for evidence than the sweeping under the rug the payment to physicians seeing Medicare patients to keep the bill under the $900 billion that President Obama required. ...
  1 week ago

• dear democratic leadership

  
  skippy the bush kangaroo — Authority: 555
  i voted for you. i sent hundreds of dollars in campaign contributions to you. i believed in your message of health care reform for all americans. in exchange for this trust in you the best you can come up with is mandatory premiums to the health insurance companies that deny coverage to my autistic son? fie on you. ...
  1 week ago

• Steny Hoyer Provides the Laugh of the Day

  
  Garnering Right Ideas — Authority: 424
  House Democrat Majority Leader Steny Hoyer called the healthcare bill writing process “the most deliberative, transparent and open process” he had seen in his career on Capitol Hill. Let’s see: 1. Deliberate? Only because the outrage cause by the first 1000 plus page bill halted the attempt to ram the bill ...
  1 week ago

• Boehner: Pelosi And I Dont Discuss Things Of Great Substance

  
  TPM LiveWire — Authority: 802
  In an interview on Fox today, House Minority Leader John Boehner revealed some of the internal workings of the House leadership -- and, perhaps, his views on bipartisanship. Asked by anchor Neil Cavuto about his relationship with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Boehner said they have a "decent relationship," but they ...
  2 weeks ago

• Hidden Healthcare Costs and Coverage Problems

  
  Garnering Right Ideas — Authority: 424
  Do you ever wonder, like I do, if there is any intelligent life form remaining (in both parties) in Washington D.C.? As an example the cost of the healthcare reform legislation has bounced around from $850 billion to $1.2 trillion dollars depending upon what accountant you want to believe. I wish my accountant was ...
  2 weeks ago

• Cantor: Lets Have A Bipartisan Health Care Bill -- With No Public Option

  
  TPM LiveWire — Authority: 802
  In an op-ed for CNN.com , House Minority Whip Eric Cantor called for a bipartisan bill -- but one that doesnt include a public option. Cantor wrote that, although Republicans and Democrats agree on "several key reforms," House Democrats want a bill "riddled with toxic and controversial provisions." "The most ...
  2 weeks ago

• Snowe job: is President Obama putting ‘bipartisanship’ before principle?

  
  The Reid Report — Authority: 480
  Whos the boss? President Barack Obama and Maine Senator Olympia Snowe. As the healthcare reform debate drags on and on and on, well past its freshness date, and long past the time Congress and the administration should have been able to move on, a disturbing pattern is emerging. It works like this: the “blue ...
  2 weeks ago

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