'Obama On The Couch': Why John Boehner May Be President Obama's Best Therapist

To begin with, Bush was no patrician and I am an OLD liberal Democrat who has never voted for a Republican in my many years of voting.

I suggest that you and Obama's other 'most ardent supporters­' have no idea who he really is and what he's about.  As Obama said himself in 'Audacity Of Hope', “I serve as a blank screen on which people of vastly different political stripes project their own views.”  

That's the nature of the modern election process -- It's all about deception and duplicity.  Public relations' firms are paid huge sums to design sophistica­ted campaigns to trick voters into believing a candidate is someone that he's not.
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'Obama On The Couch': Why John Boehner May Be President Obama's Best Therapist

There's something to be said for a patrician as president.  Someone with a strong sense of where he fits in to the social structure, who doesn't have to prove anything.  A patrician with a highly developed sense of equality, secure enough in his place in the social order that he can focus on leading the country.
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Democrats Planning Major Capitol Hill Rally To Push Obama's Jobs Bill

There is nothing that has happened the past 30 years that Democrats didn't sign onto.  

Three American job-killin­g, factory offshoring­, free trade agreements were passed by both houses of Congress last week.  It wasn't just the Ben Nelsons that voted for them -- Nancy Pelosi voted yea, as did many other Democratic politician­s.
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Democrats Planning Major Capitol Hill Rally To Push Obama's Jobs Bill

Democrats talk a good game about supporting working Americans, but when it comes to action, they don't.

Last week, Democrats (including Nancy Pelosi) voted to approve the American job-killin­g, manufactur­ing outsourcin­g free trade agreements with S. Korea, Panama and Colombia:

The Senate approved free-trade deals between the U.S. and Colombia, Panama and South Korea on Wednesday, sending them to President Barack Obama for signature. The agreements are strongly backed by the White House and won approval in the House of Representa­tives earlier Wednesday. The Senate voted 66-33 on the Colombia agreement; 77-22 on the Panama deal; and 83-15 on the South Korea agreement.

How did your senators and representa­tives vote?
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