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In an interview on MSNBC, Grayson countered that he'd prefer "to see Gibbs show some frustration over 15 million unemployed Americans. I'd like to see him show some frustration over 40 million people who can't see a doctor when they need to. I'd like to see him show some frustration over the Republicans, who have blocked the president's plans and his programs."Why blame Gibbs for doing Obama's whining for him?
August 15 2010 at 5:43 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyRight on Mr. Grayson! May you some day run for president.
August 13 2010 at 4:03 PM Report abuse Permalink +2 rate up rate down Replythe biggest concerns these politicians have is to get re-elected, and even then they dont tell us what they are going to do for us. they tell us about what their opponenet did 20 or 30 years ago. its a big game to them but its life to us.
August 12 2010 at 7:50 PM Report abuse Permalink +8 rate up rate down ReplyRep Alan Grayson is an ultra liberal fanatical democrat who is probably one of the persons the Press Secretary was talking about in the first place. Hope that there is a republican or independant running against him in November.
August 12 2010 at 7:49 PM Report abuse Permalink +18 rate up rate down ReplyThis man Gibbs is just a mouthpiece,,he must say what he is told,,if he tells the truth or what he really believes,,he will be out fast,,,,
August 12 2010 at 7:47 PM Report abuse Permalink +13 rate up rate down ReplyLet the Bush tax cuts expire as they were designed to do, but leave in place the tax cuts for those making under $250K. I have heard much said that if taxes are cut on the very wealthy, that they won't hire workers. If that were the case, they've had a 10 year tax cut and they don't appear to be hiring anyone. Demand creates jobs, not money. Corporations are sitting on $1.8 Trillion dollars becase they are concerned about demand. It is a vicious circle. No demand, no jobs. We need our leaders to add stimulous to the economy and get people back to work. That is a far bigger problem than the deficit.
August 12 2010 at 7:30 PM Report abuse Permalink -12 rate up rate down ReplyThe Democrats have enough members in both houses of Congress to laugh at the Republicans if they wanted to. The reason President Obama's agenda has encountered stumbling blocks is because there are divisions in the Democratic Party, not Congressional Republicans. They are merely annoyances.
August 12 2010 at 7:29 PM Report abuse Permalink +13 rate up rate down ReplyAll you republicans keep complaining about how bad the democrats are doing, but I never hear of a better plan coming from the GOP.
Things would not be any better if we still had a republican president. After all Bush did such a good job. LOL!!!
15 million unemployed and 22 million undocumented workers. Do the math and tell me where and what the problem really is!
August 12 2010 at 6:35 PM Report abuse Permalink +46 rate up rate down ReplyWell . . . it's nice to see that the Democratic Party has an active fringe too. But both parties are losing the moderates. What happens when a third Independence Party emerges from the disenfranchised middle?
August 12 2010 at 6:20 PM Report abuse Permalink +19 rate up rate down ReplyIf you don't think that what we are getting is middle of the road, I don't know what would convince you.
There has certainly not been anything put into play that makes liberals happy. and we see from the TEA Party that the ultra conservatives are POed.
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