Doomed, Doomed I Tell You
“As Senate Deals Sinks, So Does Bush’s Power”
NYT announces onset of Bush’s lame duck period.
That’s odd. I thought that started in November, when the Democrats “took over” Congress. No wait, maybe it was in February … it was February, right, when they finally managed to a very strongly toned down non-binding expression of distaste. No, it was the Scooter Libby conviction, that’s when it was. End of an error, demise of Dick Cheney. It definitely wasn’t a couple of weeks ago when the Democratic Congress capitulated on its signature surrender plan (strategic advance to the rear, I believe that was, regroup for fall anschluss). So this is it. The big lame duck period has finally started. Interesting it should happen with a big uniter-not-a-divider handshake-across-the-aisle with Ted Kennedy, soundly rejected by both parties. Surely this must be the end.
So what’s with that “air of undeterred determination.” I mean Bush’s failure to give up, not the NYT scribbler’s redundacy of phrase, if not theme.
I sense another battle with the Democratic-”led” Congress: “Generational War Czar.” This should be good.
Topics: pols
Posted by Jules Crittenden at 2:54 pm Comments (3) on Saturday, June 9, 2007
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June 9th, 2007 at 4:21 pm
Maybe the NYT is referring to that “100 Days” Pelosi was harping about? We’re well past that as well.
June 10th, 2007 at 12:26 am
Easy for Canadians like RT to whine, when its the US that always does the bulk of the heavy lifting.
June 10th, 2007 at 9:52 am
Do they just not teach frickin’ history in school any more? The comments for that post are completely surreal.
Ah, but it’s a lefty site. I answer my own question.