Reply #37: If he needs a bulldog, how about one that doesn't attack his master's [View All]

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supporters?

How about replacing Rahm with Howard Dean? Dean is a bulldog, but at least he's a bulldog who has some good ideas, instead of an obsession with making backroom deals to buy votes and secure campaign funds?

I'll give Rahm credit for coming up with the idea to cut a back room deal with the pharma companies to play them off against the HMOs. It was daring. It was clever. And it didn't work. Nevertheless, even though it didn't work, it destroyed Obama's reputation as an honest, transparent guy. It wasn't worth it. Neither, in my opinion, were most of Rahm's brilliant ideas.