A "New" Obama?

[BLAZER PROPHET]

Prior to this election Obama's theory of compromise was "my way or nothing". Now, with the fiscal cliff nearing, he seems to be making an effort to work with the House. This could be a very important step for the next 4 years.

http://nbcpolitics.nbcnews.com/_new...-cliff-talks-with-obama?lite&ocid=msnhp&pos=3

 

[julius]

yeah, just saying his theory of compromise was "my way or nothing" doesn't actually make it true.

 

[blazerboy30]

yeah, just saying his theory of compromise was "my way or nothing" doesn't actually make it true.

Exactly. He was extremely successful at working with both sides during his first four years. /green font

 

[BlazerCaravan]

Exactly. He was extremely successful at working with both sides during his first four years. /green font

Yeah, when the other side says "We won't compromise because we want to oust your ass", compromise is so fucking easy. </green>

 

[blazerboy30]

Yeah, when the other side says "We won't compromise because we want to oust your ass", compromise is so fucking easy. </green>

The job of the president isn't going to be easy. Did somebody tell you otherwise?

 

[RoyToy]

The job of the president isn't going to be easy. Did somebody tell you otherwise?

Nice straw man.

 

[Masbee]

yeah, just saying his theory of compromise was "my way or nothing" doesn't actually make it true.

Did you read the Woodward book?

According to Woodward, (and many others who are on record), yeah, it basically is true.

 

[3RA1N1AC]

isnt this what everyone assumed would happen? since he doesnt need to placate the leftys now he can work with the right and piss EVERYONE off

 

[DaLincolnJones]

isnt this what everyone assumed would happen? since he doesnt need to placate the leftys now he can work with the right and piss EVERYONE off

 

[TradeNurkicNow]

God I am so sick of this shit. True liberalism is essentially dead, and democrats today are basically the republicans of 20 years ago. Isn't that enough?