GOTP Unconditional Surrender in 3,2,

[Mr. Deez]

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[Clean]

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[Horn69]

Clean, you can call them names but they did their damn job. Boehner by not allowing a majority vote 3 weeks ago - not so much.

Hook'em!!!

 

[Seattle Husker]

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[Vol Horn 4 Life]

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[Seattle Husker]

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[Michtex]

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[Mr. Deez]

I can't help but be amused by this. Just a few weeks ago, it was considered outrageous and the provocation of a constitutional crisis for the GOP to expect the White House to compromise on delaying the individual mandate, which was deemed "settled law." Now the White House and Democrats are on board with a delay now that the program is fizzling out like a bad fart.

Political hypocrisy is the new norm, so it's not a surprise to see partisan liberals contradicting themselves (as partisan Republicans often do). However, what is remarkable is that we're in a bizarro world from a procedural standpoint. It was outrageous to delay the mandate legislatively, but it's perfectly reasonable to delay it by extra-constitutional means (the executive unilaterally violating the statute). That's weird, and it's scary.

 

[HornHuskerDad]

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[Roger]

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[NJlonghorn]

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