Sorry, I Don't Want To Make Nice With Those Guys Onstage

[KingOfLostSouls]

something about wanting to be "bipartisan" and "get away from the old politics" with people like mitt romney, john mccain, karl rove, and tom delay just disgusts me.


I don't understand how any candidate would wanna work with people like that and their supporters.


am I the only one who feel that way?

[jtrockville]

1. Feel the same way.... not just about the guys on stage...

but the entire Bush administration. I couldn't shake that sentiment during the democratic response to the SOTU. When you lie with dogs, you get fleas. This administration is criminal. Why on earth would you want to make nice with them?

[chelaque liberal]

2. It's not just a matter of "wanting" to work with them.

It is naive to even think that you can work with people who believe that bipartisanship is another name for date rape.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

[Perry Logan]

3. America is in a state of civil war. We're just trying to settle it without bloodshed.

[mmonk]

4. No, you're not the only one.

[LWolf]

5. You are not the only one.

I'm not reaching out to, or supporting anyone who would reach out to, fascists.

[The Icon Painter]

6. I Agree

It should be obvious by now, after these interminable years of 'Pug arrogance that anyone who reaches a hand out to them in a spirit of bipartisanship draws back a bloody stump. Until that vile party is purged of its sense of entitlement, there is no hope of reaching consensus with them on any issue. We must hunker down and fight to bring back the rights guaranteed us by our Constitution, not make nice with serial killers.

[rucky]

7. Nobody's trying to be bipartisan, here.

Obama is anti-partisan, and Hillary is pretty darn partisan.