YES! They want to call Sen. Reid's "nuclear option" bluff.
39%
YES! They'll continue their obstructionist agenda.
61%

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arky12 13 years 13 weeks ago

Easy one, they've already said they would. No way do they want a Democratic majority on the DC Court.

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SHFabian 13 years 13 weeks ago

The right wing clearly, publicly stated that their top priority was to make this a "failed presidency" by obstructing everything President Obama tries to do -- and doing so purely for the sake of obstructing. They defiantly stated that this (essentially, throwing a royal hissy fit) took priority over the best interests of the country.

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davric 13 years 12 weeks ago

EVERYTHING about GOP is obstructing our President. They are digging a grave for themselves (albeit slowly) until one day the American people will consider them irrevelant.

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