Tuesday, December 23, 2014
After all these years, do they remember the word Yes?
That is the problem that faces bullgoose Koch stooge Mitch McConnell as he preares to assume the Senate Majority Leadership post. After all, the last 6 years have been dedicated to keeping the nigger in the White House from having any success and the Republican caucus, like a herd of cattle, is not easy to turn.
As he prepares to guide Republicans out of the wilderness of the Senate minority, Senator Mitch McConnell, the incoming majority leader, knows his real problem is not corralling mavericks in his party like Senator Ted Cruz. It is persuading other Senate Republicans conditioned to voting no that it is time to vote yes.After all those years of working to stop American government in its tracks, can he get it moving in the wrong direction now?
“One of my challenges is to try to convince some of my members that passing an appropriations bill is a good thing, not a bad thing,” Mr. McConnell said during an interview in which he looked ahead to assuming command of the Senate on Jan. 6. Mr. McConnell, who was instrumental in holding Republicans together against President Obama and Democratic initiatives, acknowledges that changing the mind-set of opposition he helped instill in his colleagues will be crucial to advancing legislation that will attract Democratic support and force Mr. Obama into difficult choices over whether to sign measures pushed by his adversaries. And that is why his focus will be lawmakers he thinks he can meld into a governing coalition.
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