When GOP Says It Still Won't Cooperate If Obama is Elected...

[berni_mccoy]

The thing that comes to mind is this:

Go ahead GOP, tie Romney around your neck. You will go down with the ship then. Keep touting your obstructionism to progress. Americans blame the GOP IN CONGRESS for the fact that we aren't where we should be. Every House member is up for election this year. We'll go ahead and remove the GOP.

[DURHAM D]

1. This is an opportunity for Obama.

I hope he takes it and asks people to clean out the Repubs.

[Vincardog]

3. If Obama had been calling them out all along it would have been better. I hope he does now.

[Indpndnt]

5. Agreed. nt

[DURHAM D]

6. I agree - he should have been doing it all along.

ATVL Obama needs to ask for voters to help him by changing out their teaparty reps. He is probably afraid it will result in the loss of some Dems as well but if he does it correctly it will not.

This really is an opportunity.

[GreenPartyVoter]

8. Yes. This is exactly what needs to happen. Also, Dem Congressional candidates should do the same, w/

ads like, "Are you tired of a do-nothing obstructionist Congress? Vote for me, and I will work with others to make sure things get done."

[Vincardog]

2. My question to the GOP is "Do you feel lucky punk?" nt

[Ghost in the Machine]

4. I've said it before, and I'll say it again...

The GOP needs to be declared a hate group, and they need to be eradicated from our Government. Period. These people have no business having ANY kind of say in the running of our Country....

[porphyrian]

7. I'm voting against every single republican obstructionist I see on the ballot...

...even if I have to write someone in.

[GreenPartyVoter]

9. Yes. This is exactly what needs to happen. Also, Dem Congressional candidates should do the same, w/

ads like, "Are you tired of a do-nothing obstructionist Congress? Vote for me, and I will work with others to make sure things get done."

[1StrongBlackMan]

10. In every Congressional race ...

every Democratic candidate should participate in local debates. In the final statement segment (especially if selected to go first) should repeat these words:

"Ladies and Gentlemen, I won't mince words; I voted (would have voted) for the American Jobs Act that economists projected to produce, literally, millions of non-out sourcible American jobs. Ask my opponent how he/she voted on this much needed legislation; ask him/her what he/she proposed as an alternative. I'll answer that for you: 'NO' and 'Nothing"; but remember ... this past election was supposed to be about jobs. One would think that the party of my opponent decided that it was more important to ensure that this president was a one term president by obstructing American economic progress, than passing the legislation that would have created much needed jobs ... and my opponent went along with it."

[librechik]

11. maybe the blame will stick wj here it belongs--but they will still paralyze Congress

and get away with it. I'm praying for a miracle--the House back and 61 in the Senate.

[GreenTea]

12. We can't go another four years and decaes of more partisan republican Supreme Court justices and

gutting and cutting of ALL social programs, education, EPA Obamacare, FDA, etc...and more tax cuts for the rich, more wars for corporate profits and deregulation & privatization of everything for corporations profit, not to mention dismantling of alternative energy credits global warming and allowing oil & coal further deeper into our dependence gouging us more in our everyday life.

[Hutzpa]

13. The president has not started calling out GOP yet

once he starts calling them out for voting NO on every policies he put forward, i believe his numbers will
increase even more.

[applegrove]

14. I can't wait until Obama starts to run against the most hated congress critters.