Lately the Obama administration has been moving left

[cali]

I'm glad to see it. Since HCR passed, the Administration and the President have signaled a move to the left on issue after issue. `Yeah, there are distinct gaps in this. It's not across the board, but the administration is taking more liberal stances than at any time since the inauguration.

[havocmom]

1. been watching that, and holding my breath

Hoping for more leftward movement. We worked our asses off to get that administration in.

[LWolf]

2. Let me know when that trend hits education policy. nt

[goclark]

3. I agree ~ it's as if they wanted to get

the HCare Bill passed and now we are going in the RIGHT direction ~ to the LEFT.

Excellent, I felt all along that this was going to happen but now we seem to be on a faster moving train. :bounce:

[BrklynLiberal]

4. From your keyboard to the ears of she who can make it happen.

[DesertFlower]

5. i've noticed. nt

[lonestarnot]

6. I'm certainly paying attention and I like what I see.

:D

[Duke Newcombe]

7. With a little more time, they might make it past center right by 2012. n/t

[Enthusiast]

8. He might as well.

The M$M accuses him of it as if liberal thought was an evil plague. The M$M is seeking to mainstream Teabagger talking points.

But Tweety was an improvement Friday. Tweety likes a stronger more decisive President Obama and it is reflected in his words.

[B Calm]

9. Examples?

[cali]

10. sure. the criminal charges against Goldman and former

Blackwater president, new environmental agricultural regs (yes, I know that the oil and gas exploration off the east coast is an exception- but that's what it is, an exception), energy policy, the new HHS rule dictating that partners have access to their loved ones in hospitals, and quite a few more.

[Warren Stupidity]

11. slightly left of the right side of center right. nt.

[Orsino]

12. +1 n/t

[krabigirl]

13. yep

[Lex]

14. Moved to the left of where he's been since taking office.

But that isn't "left" per se.