Most See Republicans as Unwilling to Compromise

[babylonsister]

February 09, 2010

Most See Republicans as Unwilling to Compromise


A new Washington Post/ABC News poll finds that nearly six in 10 Americans say the Republicans aren't doing enough to forge compromise with President Obama on important issues; more than four in 10 see Obama as doing too little to get GOP support.

In addition, nearly two-thirds of Americans say they want Congress to keep working to pass comprehensive health-care reform.

http://politicalwire.com/archives/2010/02/09/most_see_republicans_as_unwilling_to_compromise.html

[liberal N proud]

1. But will they vote for them in November?

If this is an indication of how they will vote, it does not look good for the GOP.

But I am sure that will not stop the M$M from telling a different story.

[zbdent]

7. there will be some molehill which will outrage the masses

due to the complicit media ...

[DrToast]

2. Obama needs to drive this point home

I don't know why he keeps pretending it's not true, especially when he acknowledges it behind closed doors.

[babylonsister]

5. He just had a press conference and did precisely that. He flat out

told the rethugs to stop obstructing.

[Jennicut]

3. I am convinced the public has no idea what it really wants.

Not us political junkies but the general casual-politics watching public.

[BlueIdaho]

4. The President's new strategy seems to be working.

Keep shining the light on these shits - make them pay for their conscious decision to sabotage our government. The tide is turning.

[Clio the Leo]

8. Yep. Excellent news. NT

[Cirque du So-What]

6. Most are correct

Both in their appraisal of the repugs as the 'party of no' and in their desire to see REAL healthcare reform. I realize that it's currently fashionable to portray the entire electorate as a bunch of low-info rubes - and that's the way the repugs want us (stupid and gullible) - but it's time to give credit to a growing segment who are attempting to educate themselves beyond what the talking heads of the corporate media deem as important.

[Cha]

9. Always good to see reality reflected

in the majority.