Midterm debacle: The blame game begins
This amusing article informs the public on all of the finger pointing, they did this, they did that, circle of blame that comes with bitter taste of defeat in losing or failing to control seats in the House and Senate. The midterm election will be held on November 2 of this year and all 435 seats of the House are up for grabs as well as 37 seats in the Senate.
Both "scenarios" of whether the Democrats will control or lose the House are depicted in this article. If the Democrats lose, the article demonstrates a step by step listing of who will blame who for numerous things. These things include Obama's so called lack of attempt on reversing the economy and the mosque controversy. Then on to Emanuel Rahm, who criticized the "professional left" by believing that they are ridiculous for criticizing Obama and they were to pushy for a fast and a large government retaliation. The Democratic House and Senate will point the finger at the White House political operations on accusations that the White House political organizations were to worried about building the "Obama legacy." On the flip side, regardless if the Democrats hold the majority, the "professional left" will criticize the Obama administration for not being up to "par."
Both "scenarios" of whether the Democrats will control or lose the House are depicted in this article. If the Democrats lose, the article demonstrates a step by step listing of who will blame who for numerous things. These things include Obama's so called lack of attempt on reversing the economy and the mosque controversy. Then on to Emanuel Rahm, who criticized the "professional left" by believing that they are ridiculous for criticizing Obama and they were to pushy for a fast and a large government retaliation. The Democratic House and Senate will point the finger at the White House political operations on accusations that the White House political organizations were to worried about building the "Obama legacy." On the flip side, regardless if the Democrats hold the majority, the "professional left" will criticize the Obama administration for not being up to "par."
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