Plus, he didn’t get Caroline in NY and he didn’t get Valerie Jarrett in IL. His own party seems to lack respect for him. He’s even starting to look like a puny wuss to me when I see him on TV.

When you really think about it, after the highways and major streets are cleared. His Chicago neighborhood is probably near the top of the plow list.

I haven’t heard if his cars have the available 4 wheel drive option. However, if you don’t have 4WD in Chicago it is probably because your commutes are manicured and you don’t need it.

O’thinskin certainly likes to poke fun at people for odd things. And clearly, without equal tolerance for when he is the topic of a joke, subjected to 1-8 questions, someone says his middle name during the election, or simply disagrees with him, has a better idea than him, etc, etc, etc.

Apparently Rahm also commented that the crisis afforded them opportunities to pass some stuff that would otherwise be rejected — the implication being that people will be too panicked to object because they just want something done.

While this may be a good thing when it comes to much needed infrastructure and health care reform, it also provides a lot of room for dangerous chicanery and unnecessary spending.

I hear that McCain is going to propose his own version of a stimulus package and it will be interesting to see what he would have done.

I kinda like Rahm for some reason. I kinda like his little evil streak. Funny how our last president was supposedly stupid so easily manipulated by Cheney, etc. This president is supposedly brilliant but is also being manipulated by Rahm, Pelosi, etc. Another thing both Bush and Obama have in common.

The person in the administration I can’t stand is Bill Burton. I hate that smarmy little shit stirrer.

I haven’t heard if his cars were 4 wheel drive. They both have that option available.

But if not, that is another clue his Chicago commute was probably on manicured streets.

Are they still going to be obsessing about condoms when the stimulus plan is taken up in the Senate? Maybe instead they should tell us what they don’t like about 1/3 going toward tax cuts, or why infrastructure, education, essential services, and the home foreclosure problem are not relevant things requiring discussion.

If they know of credible solutions that don’t require deficit spending they should bring them up. I’m pretty sure any such ideas would be very popular with the public.

Well, let’s see: What if he listens carefully to Summers. ABSORBS IT. CONVEYS IT. DEMANDS IT. Then maybe?

I think this waxing on about bipartisanship is a silly waste of time. He needs to get a great bill written that is so damn good that the GOP has to support it, and the American people will like it.