How does boehner crawl out of this?
Huffington removed the the Obama said "no" headline
It's our party we can do what we want[/SNL]Its GOP.
When in doubt, double down.
Wouldnt be surprised if they try shutting more things down
I believe it is Sudoku actuallySepukku
So he didn't refuse. My guess is he gives into a similar deal with a longer term debt ceiling increase.Yeah, they probably laid out some groundwork. But Obama isn't going to fold on something that limits his authority to save the country's economy from barfing on the global economy when you have 40-50 ideological nutjobs in the House GOP who don't live in the real world.
Give me your tears GOP. GIVE ME YOUR TEARS
What does this mean for Kay Hagan?
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BREAKING: @RepLynnJenkins just told Larry that House leaders hope to have the government opened by Monday
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I wonder if Republicans will be stupid enough to even SPEAK of trying this again.
Apparently their sex life has never been better.'Bams is so getting laid tonight.
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.@joshtpm Breaking: After viewing new polls, House GOP not only planing on reopening govt but considering opening 2nd govt for good measure.
So they havent yet?
The unanimous vote the other day was ONLY for those working?
Everyone else is potentially fully fucked?
The reason, according to his spokeswoman Megan Mitchell on Tuesday, is that Cornyn feels like it is premature to deal with furloughed federal workers before we deal with veterans, the [National Institutes of Health] and other issues.
Is the house leadership going to go along with Dems, because I refuse to believe the tea partiers are going to back down
I wonder what these polls would look like if the media largely didn't play the "both sides at fault" game.
I don't think they'll necessarily vote for the clean CR. But I think Boehner will at least let it finally come to a vote. Then it'll pass with all the Dems and probably ~80 Reps.
"They'll find out they can live with a little less government"@StevenTDennis: WSJ poll: 31% say directly affected by shutdown v 18% in '95 shutdown. Ouch.
"They'll find out they can live with a little less government"
"They'll find out they can live with a little less government"
"They'll find out they can live with a little less government"
Slimdown indeed
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But remember, everything is fluid, talks continue, GOP position, per aides, remains just a 6 wk DL hike; CR talk early stages, if that
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Scalise, on CNBC, says he needs to see more "dialogue" on fiscal issues before he backs any CR to reopen gov
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Scalise, RSC chair, on Jenkins's CR talk: "larry, that's not where we are"
Rep. James Lankford (R-OK) acknowledged Thursday that defunding Obamacare is not going to be a part of the ongoing debate about re-opening the government and increasing the debt limit.
"It all started of course because House Republicans linked the complete defunding of Obamacare to government spending. Whatever happened to that? In an op-ed in USA Today today [you said], 'Republicans have asked for two things on Obamacare and one thing on the debt ceiling,' but you didn't mention defunding Obamacare. Is that just off the table now?" Jake Tapper asked on CNN.
"That's currently off the table," Lankford, chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee, Tapper. "I can tell you that's where my constituents are overwhelmingly. They don't want this law to go into effect at all, but that's obviously not going to happen at this point."
Shouldn't we be trying to do this dance? Seems fun. They have two left feet.I had that thought, but then I asked myself, what are the chances we are NOT doing some variation of this game at the end of the current fiscal year? I'd say pretty low given how things are going. The Tea Party in the House have a knack for not learning lessons and concluding they just need to tea party harder next time.
I'd wager we do this dance again.
Nearly sprayed my keyboard after reading that one. :lol
Just end this. You know you can't win, GOP.
They don't want this law to go into effect at all, but that's obviously not going to happen at this point."
"They'll find out they can live with a little less government"