Is this President Obama's Bullhorn Moment?

[napkinz]

He's telling the American people he HEARS them.

He's standing up to the tea-orists.

Tonight's press conference/speech could be a defining moment!

[Vadem]

1. But he was still willing to cut SS and Medicare and Medicaid to get

things for the Repubs to agree too!

Am I right about that?

[Ruby the Liberal]

2. Yep you are. He offered $650 Billion in "entitlement" cuts to SS/Med

[napkinz]

3. Was that part of a strategy?

What some here have been saying for days may be true, that he's been playing chess, that he outmaneuvered the House of Ill-Repukes.

[emulatorloo]

4. Boner;"Mr. Obama is....adamant that we cannot make fundamental changes to our entitlement programs."

That's one of boehner's justifications for walking out. Think about it a little

[taught_me_patience]

7. "fundamental" is the key word

translation: he won't agree to Ryan's voucher program.

[cottonseed]

8. Is this the new pillow you guys are clutching to?

[cherokeeprogressive]

5. Defining moment... You're kidding, right?

All President Obama did this afternoon was step up to the podium and tell us that nothing had happened and we are in the exact same situation we were yesterday.

Boy, it doesn't take much, I tell ya...

[napkinz]

6. I posed a question.

We may not know for some time. We may look back to today and say this is the day we got our spine and said enough is enough.

I hope it is.

[napkinz]

9. after watching Boehner, I can say it sure was Boehner's Bull$hit Moment!

nt

[onecent]

10. Amen napkinz

[napkinz]

11. now you know MSNBC will have Uncle Pat on any second to

... praise Boehner's response.

If they do, I'm switching to Sponge Bob!


EDIT: I knew it! It's Pat!!!!


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