This move is another move by the GOP that leaves a person scratching their head. When GWB had his 35 czar's.
When Fox News asked Rep Darrell Issa if the GOP objected to Bush's czars he said,,,No!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyiYV2gOwjU
This is reminds me of how many members of Congress went along with GWB's spending and now, all of a sudden they became deficit hawks.
Everybody has the right to change their mind. Look at Obama's switch on the tax cuts for the wealthy, (of course he got something in return).
This isn't a complaint post, but more so a post to point out the irony of that happens within the Washington Beltway.
kiwiman you discredit your so called party of no label. I have went through some of yoiur post you have made and none that I looked at said anything negative against the democrats. And considering the last 4 years if you were for no labels you would speak out against both parties. Just like I told you earlier the party of no labels is just another liberal movement.
Oh I do speak out against both parties and I do it often.
Most of my recent posts have addressed healthcare reform and bipartisanship. Regarding healthcare reform. I think our healthcare system in the US is broken. The costs have gone up at least three times as much as wages. The cost of healthcare has priced itself out of reach for millions of Americans. Healthcare debt is the Number one reason for bankruptcies. People and companies are more than ever, dropping insurance or being forced to opt for high deductible plans. Our own Department of Defense has seen the cost of healthcare insurance eat away at their defense budget. The Dems at least tried, to bad they did such a bad job of it with their mandates and cost (which I have acknowledged often). The GOP seems more interest in keeping things in a status quo environment which angers me more than Obamcare.
Regarding bipartisanship, I have also acknowledged that the Dems were the party of NO during the Bush years and of course the GOP has been the party of NO in the recent years.
The result is nothing getting done for the American people and the country. This drove me to
No Labels. I'm old enough to remember when bipartisanship got things done. Reagan has great success and it helped that he and the Dems worked together and the same holds true for Bill Clinton and the GOP in the 90's. Yes they had their battles, but things got done through compromise. Ever since the GWB years, things changed. Not much has gotten done for the good of America because of party politics. Congress's ratings have steadily gone down, down down.
I'll admit I have some anger directed at the GOP as I'm considered a RINO and RINO's have been basically "cleansed" by the radical element that is driving the GOP. I voted straight GOP for years and worked as a volunteer for the campaigns of Reagan, George HW and Bob Dole. I also voted for GWB in 2000. Since then I have voted for independents and third parties.
Finally, I have also participated in discussions regarding the debt. I find it ironic that the right acts like everything is Obama's fault by hypocritically ignoring their own party's contribution to the debt. William F Buckley wrote several pieces on the hypocrisy of the GOP and so has Bruce Bartlett (a former Reagan aide, but now considered a RINO)). So, I'm in good company. I have also acknowledged that Obama has spent way too much in those discussions.
I suggest that you selectively read my posts. And if you were honest with yourself, you'd admit that in your mind, a moderate-independent is a liberal to you, which would include most Americans.