Judd Greg Steps Down

[3whunt]

Don't think I would want any association with the new administration either. I think him stepping down really shows how legt-wing the "change" agenda is.


http://news.yahoo.com/s/politico/200...politico/18821

[wtnhunt]

Don't think I would want any association with the new administration either.

Nope, I sure wouldn't. Heard a little on Gregg's decision to step down last night.

The withdrawal was Obama’s third failed nomination in less than two weeks, an unexpected state of affairs for a president whose campaign was known for its discipline, flawless execution and ability to see around corners.

Got to be getting a bit frustrating for Obama.

[Texan_Til_I_Die]

Congratulations to Senator Gregg for making a principled decision.

He saw the types of shenanigans that he would be asked to engage in and said "I can't stomach this. Bye."

[stevebeilgard]

it's a good decision. all the conservatives really have to do is stand back and give all the credit for this plan to the obama camp. if it works, they get 100% of the credit, and if it fails, they still get 100%.

[Canoekiller1]

Obvoiusly gregg is not an idiot then

[oldksnarc]

if it works, they get 100% of the credit, and if it fails, they still get 100%.

Unfortunately, if it fails it'll still be President Bush's fault because - "what he did was just so severe and deep that we can't overcome it with one term or one stimulus/spending package."

Someone else said it - the idea is to bankrupt America and open us to take-over.