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Nov 11 2010
Obama And Pelosi's Delusions Of Grandeur - Minority Leader
By Audrey Howard on November 10, 2010, 6:40 pm
The leadership contest between Hoyer, a lawmaker from Maryland, and
Clyburn, who is the highest-ranking black member of Congress, was
sparked by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's decision to gain the House
minority leader position in the new Congress. Due to the fact her
party will no longer be in the majority in January, she'll lose her
speaker's position.
Possible Phantom Jobs
It has been lauded that President Obama and the old Congress were job
creators from day one. It has been said that they saved the country
from the worst economic collapse since the Great Depression. The
Recovery Act created or rescued more than 3 million jobs, and America
is moving forward. October marks the 10th straight month of private
sector job growth. But it was revealed recently that the jobs the
Labor Department could be only a ruse using the numbers, in order to
make the administration look a little better in the public eye.
Administration Failed Us
In reality though, the victory of Republicans was not a failure of
Obama, but that of the Democratic-majority House and Nancy Pelosi
(Democrat-California.) Pelosi, who was its speaker from January 2007,
was elected on false promises to stop the war in Iraq or oust the
then-President George W. Bush, the outgoing Democratic-majority
Congress and its speaker has not given up much. Except, as famous HBO
talk-show host Bill Maher taunted in October 2007 (when the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs voted to pass Resolution HR106 on the
Armenian Genocide. This is why the voters gave control over to the
Democrats, to send a stiff message to the Ottoman Empire. It was quite
an accurate description of Nancy Pelosi's legislature with Howard
Berman (Democrat-California) leading its failed foreign policy.
Pelois's Delusions Of Grandeur
In every Democrat Pelosi saw a mini-me. What was good for Frisco was
surely good for down South or the Rustbelt. From his perch on high, as
White House chief of staff, Emanuel was a lonely voice surrounded by
liberal purists (including the Purist in Chief). His calls to phase in
the Democrats agenda in smaller increments, his arguments that the
public wasn't ready for a radical far-reaching liberal agenda, were
set aside by the purists. The Republicans should be happy Emanuel was
overruled as often as he was. Bad economy or not, the Democrats
wouldn't have suffered the beating they did without their votes on
health care.
http://www.americasnewsonline.com/obama-and-pelosis-delusions-of-grandeur-minority-leader-911/
From: A. Papazian
Nov 11 2010
Obama And Pelosi's Delusions Of Grandeur - Minority Leader
By Audrey Howard on November 10, 2010, 6:40 pm
The leadership contest between Hoyer, a lawmaker from Maryland, and
Clyburn, who is the highest-ranking black member of Congress, was
sparked by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's decision to gain the House
minority leader position in the new Congress. Due to the fact her
party will no longer be in the majority in January, she'll lose her
speaker's position.
Possible Phantom Jobs
It has been lauded that President Obama and the old Congress were job
creators from day one. It has been said that they saved the country
from the worst economic collapse since the Great Depression. The
Recovery Act created or rescued more than 3 million jobs, and America
is moving forward. October marks the 10th straight month of private
sector job growth. But it was revealed recently that the jobs the
Labor Department could be only a ruse using the numbers, in order to
make the administration look a little better in the public eye.
Administration Failed Us
In reality though, the victory of Republicans was not a failure of
Obama, but that of the Democratic-majority House and Nancy Pelosi
(Democrat-California.) Pelosi, who was its speaker from January 2007,
was elected on false promises to stop the war in Iraq or oust the
then-President George W. Bush, the outgoing Democratic-majority
Congress and its speaker has not given up much. Except, as famous HBO
talk-show host Bill Maher taunted in October 2007 (when the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs voted to pass Resolution HR106 on the
Armenian Genocide. This is why the voters gave control over to the
Democrats, to send a stiff message to the Ottoman Empire. It was quite
an accurate description of Nancy Pelosi's legislature with Howard
Berman (Democrat-California) leading its failed foreign policy.
Pelois's Delusions Of Grandeur
In every Democrat Pelosi saw a mini-me. What was good for Frisco was
surely good for down South or the Rustbelt. From his perch on high, as
White House chief of staff, Emanuel was a lonely voice surrounded by
liberal purists (including the Purist in Chief). His calls to phase in
the Democrats agenda in smaller increments, his arguments that the
public wasn't ready for a radical far-reaching liberal agenda, were
set aside by the purists. The Republicans should be happy Emanuel was
overruled as often as he was. Bad economy or not, the Democrats
wouldn't have suffered the beating they did without their votes on
health care.
http://www.americasnewsonline.com/obama-and-pelosis-delusions-of-grandeur-minority-leader-911/
From: A. Papazian