One pol out of what, a bazillion, with the sack to say what needs to be said
You could say that. Or you could say how much he reminded everyone of John Boehner as he called a major press conference and began by waving the little blue jacketed pamphlet reportedly containing the "Republican version of the budget". Which, I might add, contained no figures but empty rhetoric. But we already knew that. At least those of us who have seen through the republican smoke and mirrors show. And just as the chap from jolly old England managed to do with his long winded speech was nothing more than to criticize, condemn and complain but in the end, offered no solutions, no suggestions and nary a hint of what he felt might be necessary to change things. For a minute it sounded like John Boehner or Mitch McConnell presenting a parody of five minutes with Andy Rooney.
Just as the party of "no", the republican party, is doing today. Republicans have had twenty of the last twenty-eight years to bring things such as a stable economy, environment and business climate in industry and finances. But instead, the republicans have fallen on their faces. And fallen in the mud. And with every additional attempt to reestablish credibility, they end up making themselves look worse than before. The example set by Boehner is just one more in the latest in a long, extended line of republicans who wander the same, worn pathway while preaching exactly the opposite of what they stand for. Talk about being screwed up!
But for one moment, let's be serious. Honestly now, the republican party should be embarrassed. They are stagnant and, some might say, regressive. They are standing in the doorway espousing the same old talk that got the U.S. in the situation they are in today and saying it is wrong; but how will they change it when the best they have to offer is a nineteen page blue jacketed pamphlet filled with ?????
The public has had enough. The public voted against republicans and rather than learn from the drubbing, managed to mount yet one more charge up the hill to embarrass themselves by sending Boehner to confront the issue and all he managed to do was make an ass of himself with his "budget plan." What made it worse was Boehner did it in front of the entire world! That display of stupidity will enhance Americans image to the international community.
Republicans really should get a grip and face the fact they must quit snipping at President Obama and the party of change and realize that they, the republican party, are the party that needs to change.