The GOP had compliant presidents and the majority for 12 years: yep, you are uninformed.
Republicans had the Congress plus compliant presidents.
104th 1995–1997 100 48
52 — — 435 204
230 1 —
105th 1997–1999 100 45
55 — — 435 207
226 2 —
106th 1999–2001 100 45
55 — — 435 211
223 1 —
107th 2001–2003 100 50
50 — — 435 212
221 2 — GOP had the tie breaker in the Senate with VP Cheney presiding
108th 2003–2005 100 48
51 1 — 435 205
229 1 —
109th 2005–2007 100 44
55 1 — 435 202
231 1 1
Composition of Congress by Party 1855?2013 ? Infoplease.com
You're full of shit. Clinton lost Congress to Reps in 94. They held majority until 06. Clinton was president until 2000. Bush had a Rep Congress for 6 years. There were NOT 12 years in which Republicans controlled both the W.H. and both houses of Congress. You don't know what the **** you're talking about.
The GOP lost control Jeffers jumped ship after being elected a repub
he has no idea what he is talking about
your right except the 00-02, which was as I recall a tie with until then as you have correctly stated
On May 24, 2001, Jim Jeffords left the Republican Party, with which he had always been affiliated, and announced his new status as an independent. Jeffords discussed this decision during his announcement that he was leaving the Republican Party. "I will make this change and will caucus with the Democrats for organizational purposes once the conference report on the tax bill is sent to the president. I gave my word to the president that I would not intercept or try to intervene in the signing of that bill". Jeffords decided to switch when the Senate Republicans had refused to fund the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act fully.[5]
The independent status of Jeffords changed the Senate composition from 50-50 (with a Republican Vice President, Dick Cheney, serving as President of the Senate to break tie votes)
Jim Jeffords - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The reason this is so critical is the Iraq war
Do not ever allow the libs to keep lying about that event