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Seven whole minutes of "compromise"
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Seven whole minutes of "compromise"
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013...dget-cuts/

Our dear leader is really putting his money where his mouth is when it comes to "finding a solution"

After weeks of campaign stops berating the right for their inability to find common ground, he really hunkered down and tried to make something happen.....for a whole seven minutes.




"On Wednesday, for example, the president gave GOP lawmakers as much as seven minutes, a rare face-to-face encounter that the White House described as a “meeting.”

The White House’s characterization of this momentary huddle at the Capitol as a meeting illuminates Mr. Obama’s strategy in dealing with Republicans on the budget cuts and other fiscal deadlines."

"With speeches and other staged events, the president has tried to build public pressure for his agenda of tax increases coupled with spending cuts.

But he has made little time for negotiating directly with lawmakers who oppose his plans."


NICE.
02-28-2013 01:13 PM
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