Anyone surprised? Not! To borrow a Cheney response: So??
In an interview with NBC News, House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-VA) hammered the president on a slew of issues, including spending, taxes, energy, health care, his handling of the auto industry and more.
In an interview with NBC News, House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-VA) hammered the president on a slew of issues, including spending, taxes, energy, health care, his handling of the auto industry and more.
Cantor, who said Republicans are going to go on the road with their ideas, accused the White House and Democrats of "tone deafness" because of its "reckless abandon" when it comes to spending, he said.
House Minority Leader John Boehner said he wouldn't give Obama "a very good grade" on his first 100 days. He says they have been marked (and marred) by spending, taxing, borrowing and "ducking the hard choices."
"Americans are fed up with unprecedented spending," Boehner said at news conference this morning. "What we saw at the tea parties was a demonstration of that."
He added, "We feel over the last three months we've presented" good ideas and "solutions" that were better than the Democrats'.
He insisted that Republicans have tried not to "just be the Party of No. We will continue to work to be the Party of Better Solutions."
Read on.
Read on.
And here is the video to mark first 100 days of No:
Meet The New GOP
2 comments:
Makes sence that Republicans rank Obama low as they have nothing and are making complete fools of themselves. Cantor is low in the polls for re election and Boner will have to fine another job when he loses. Many others will lose their seats and really don't know what to do.
Yep that's right same old same old GOP. And Hastert's son is expected to emerge as a new GOP candidate. Does Rove have any offspring? I see Lynn Darth Cheney is speaking out of the GOP in another story Biloxi has posted here.
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