There is one way voters can fix the problem, as Jen Rubin explains in the Washington Post: “Vote out a Democratic majority. Consider all the items that would get votes and potentially attract bipartisan majorities: The Keystone XL pipeline, domestic energy development, reeling back the runaway Environmental Protection Agency regulations on coal, Menendez-Kirk sanctions against Iran. There is broad agreement to increase the 30-hour week definition of ‘full-time’ in Obamacare and to junk the medical device tax. At this point there might even be enough votes for a special prosecutor in the Internal Revenue Service e-mail destruction case, which has strained the credulity of a wide cross-section of Americans. (Why should Democrats carry water for the White House at this point?) There is a stack of bills from the House that are entirely un-objectionable — except to Reid and the far left. A GOP Senate majority surely would pass a bunch of them on topics including flexible work hours (the president says he wants reform in that area), job training program reform and higher education transparency.”
Posted on: Fri, 27 Jun 2014 22:12:59 +0000
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