Do Republicans want it both ways? I mean, the party is now really pitiful, more so than usual:
They're complaining that Obama isn't delivering the promised change, while at the same time, complaining about every significant and very real change he HAS made.
I understand that they're playing politics with this--ignorant politics not based on the facts--but what else is new?
So I ask the Repubs here:
Exactly what change(s) did Obama promise that he didn't deliver, and what are your positions on those changes he DID succeed in, like health care reform?
My God--their argument has no point. It's not only baseless, it's ridiculous:
It's like if Barry Goldwater was elected, and then the Democrats complained six months later that we hadn't bombed the Soviet Union yet.
The argument makes no sense!!!
---------- Post added 10-27-10 at 05:45 PM ----------
Originally posted by JavaJoe
The last four letters of American I can.
The last four letters of Republican, I can
The last four letters of democrats. Rats.
Wow--well that explains everything, doesn't it? That's Palin logic right there!
But to be consistent, it should be "The last four letters of Republicans is 'I cans'."
Which is, of course, incorrect English.
But why should anyone expect Republicans to follow the rules, especially those of grammar?
It's so much easier to rely on meaningless slogans!!!