Mitch McConnel says: "By focusing on that partisan effort to rig the fall elections rather than the stagnant economy, Democrats are proving once again that the jobs they care about most are their own," said McConnell "It's a transparent effort to help themselves ahead of an election in which they clearly can't run on their record."
On his radio show, the Fundraiser-In-Chief whined "We can see for ourselves how truly Destructive to our Democracy this can become. We've seen it in the flood of deceptive attack ads using front groups with misleading names. We don't know who's behind these ads, nor who is paying for them." Can You Say, "Bullshit?"
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At this point in the competition, the act doesn't show the edge we need to see to keep sending you through. Frankly, the Old White Men of the Republican Party show they have a few time honored traditions to observe as you "lead" your lemmings to the 2010 cliff. While the "Viewers" might vote you in, the Citizens and the Listeners are ready for something good, something for them, something like jobs. Yet, like a cad boyfriend, playing us and standing us up every time we give him another chance, he's convinced we're hopeless and that WE NEED HIM to keep giving us HOPE!He poses as President but is truly Prince Poppycock. He's getting his butt kicked by slower, older Republicans who learned a thing or two in their years at the top. The cult of the pushy young guys, as we are learning, can only beat girls. When they come up vs. worthy competitors willing to break the code of the males, it shocks them, rocks them to their core and they cannot quite find the road. Instead of playing for votes with a legitimate Jobs bill, they're fighting over spoils of a system down the tubes anyway. Tea Time! To the vaunted Obama Machine: Eat this! In American politics, radical decentralization has never been tried on so large a scale. Tea party activists believe that their hive like structure is their signal innovation and secret weapon, the key to outlasting and outmaneuvering traditional political organizations and interest groups. They intend to rewrite the rule book for political organizing, turning decades of established practice upside down. If they succeed, or even half succeed, the tea party's most important legacy may be organizational, not political.
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