Fodder for Next Year

[rcfox]

GOP Senator Ron Johnson introduced the "If You Like Your Health Plan, You Can Keep It Act." It's not likely to pass the Senate, but it's a wonderful political move.

You may be about to faint: I'm going to agree with something on Daily Kos (sort of). Ted Rall wrote why Sarah Palin is right about ObamaCare. He argues the failure will lead to

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[ext_2212235]

honest question, I don't pay as much attention to this as I could, so this is just based on vague notions of seeing things in the media: when was the last time that White House appointments weren't blocked? I don't remember the last major appointment that happened without a lot of rancor and time passing, but it's possible that that happened regularly and just wasn't in the news much.

[schmengie]

you didnt ask me but it happens all the time. His SCOTUS nominees were not blocked...this is from Wiki just on judges...looks like around 75% of his judges get through no sweat

[adb_jaeger]

Meanwhile, Sixty Minutes ran a piece on Benghazi (remember that?). Senator Lindsay Graham (R-SC) promises he'll block all White House appointments until answers are obtained.

I assume that "we retracted our story as complete bullshit" is enough answer for the honorable Mr. Graham?