Related links: Rep. Henry Waxman Bashes Tea Party, Announces Retirement – Leaves Door Open for New Age Author Marianne WilliamsonPJMedia: Retiring 20-term Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) said that if the Tea Party wins against the GOP establishment, the party will cease to exist.
Waxman argued on MSNBC that “Congress can get things done on a bipartisan basis, but it doesn’t happen overnight.”
“We need to sometimes recognize it’s hard work and determination and looking for different combinations to bring people along. Right now it’s discouraging, because the Tea Party right wing Republicans are quite extreme. They think compromise is a dirty word, and to talk to the Democrats, they think is like complicit with the enemy, but it’s so far out, so extreme a view that I think other Republicans are going to reject it,” he said.
“Republicans are having a civil war right now, and if they get captured by the right wingers, they are going to become a extinct party.”
How the Tea Party Beat Henry Waxman
Remember, compromise and bipartisanship means submitting to the will of the Democratic statists. WE are the liberty-lovers who want to save the country from these destroyers.
It's apparent who the extremists are here. It's those seeking to continue the wreckage by hook or by crook...or by promoting imperial powers. Right, Sheila?
(FYI...that Congressional Full Employment Caucus are essentially the same bad apples within the self-segregated Congressional Black Caucus.)CNSNews: Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) says that the newly launched Congressional Full Employment Caucus will “give President Obama a number of executive orders that he can sign.” Jackson Lee made the statement while gathered with Democrats on January 29th to announce the establishment of the Full Employment Caucus.
“We will be answering the call of all of America because people need work and we’re not doing right by them by creating work,” Jackson Lee said. “I believe this caucus will put us on the right path and we’ll give President Obama a number of executive orders that he can sign with pride and strength.”
“In fact, I think that should be our number one agenda. Let’s write up these executive orders, draft them of course - and ask the president to stand with us on full employment.”
