Apparently we are all wrong about Republican treatment of Obama.

[Courtesy Flush]

[Courtesy Flush]

1. He needs to learn to use the sarcasm smilie.

It looks like this

[rock]

2. I giggled myself silly when I saw this

Thanks for the charge!

[Warpy]

3. I think that old fool believes the horseshit he's spewing

I'm sure Pox News is on 24/7 in his office and at his home.

Time to go, Mitchy, and join the rest of the tortoises.

[VanillaRhapsody]

4. Yeah what a laugh!

[Plucketeer]

5. Our primary goal in the Senate will be to defeat this president

By goshes, what could be more fair than that???

[spartan61]

6. How can turtleman have the nerve

to say something so ridiculous when the repugs have done nothing but obstruct President Obama from the very beginning and have said that was their goal? "Very, very fair to the President?" Like hell!!

[Gothmog]

7. According to Norm Ornstein at AEI, McConnell wanted the nuclear option triggered

Tom Mann and Norm Ornstein are two of my favorite authors and really now about the partisanship in Washington. According to Ornstein, McConnell forced Harry Reid's hand on the nuclear option http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/norm-ornstein-republicans-forced-reid-s-hand-on-the-nuclear-option

Norm Ornstein, a congressional scholar at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, told TPM that Republicans forced Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) to "go nuclear" after his Democratic majority took the historic step Thursday and ended the filibuster for executive nominees and non-Supreme Court judicial nominees.

"For whatever reason, the Republicans decided to go nuclear first, with this utterly unnecessary violation of their own agreement and open decision to block the president from filling vacancies for his entire term, no matter how well qualified the nominees," Ornstein told TPM in an email. "It was a set of actions begging for a return nuclear response."

He also speculated that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) secretly wanted Democrats to go nuclear so he could use the same tactic to end the filibuster entirely if and when Republicans take the majority.

"McConnell's threat, it seems to me, makes clear the strategy: let Dems take the first step, and we will then bear no blame when we entirely blow up the Senate's rules after we take all the reins of power," he said. "That other Republicans like Corker, McCain, Alexander, Murkowski and so on, went along, shows how much the radicals and anti-institutionalists now dominate the Republican Party. Which is sad indeed."

I agree that the GOP forced Harry Reid to use the nuclear option and I doubt that the GOP will respect Senate history or rules if they are in control of the Senate

[WhoIsNumberNone]

8. Objective?

That line reminds me of the intro page to a Holocaust denial site I used as a source for a term paper on propaganda.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

9. STFU Mitch!!!!

You're out of your league.

[ffr]

12. STFU Mitch!!!! (Needed to be said twice)

[Snarkoleptic]

10. I think this is what a neutered turtle looks and sounds like.

I'm loving the extreme butthurt among pugs today, so much so, I had to listen to Michael Medved just for kicks!

[Jamaal510]

11. Phew...

glad to see I was wrong all this time, and that the GOP just had their own way of showing how patriotic they are by stopping Obama's anti-American agenda.
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