I’m always puzzled why people like Yglesias and DeBoer are so filled with weepy empathy for foreigners who hate us, and so filled with venomous hatred for their fellow citizens.
Huh?
2009-01-31 16:04:19
That's a fair point. I just don't see Ross recognizing what to me is a bare fact: by refusing to compromise at all on the bill, House Republicans are giving up their ability to make that kind of point. In other words, if they'd compromise a bit on the larger bill, they'd be in a better position to argue what you're arguing and change things.
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I’m always puzzled why people like Yglesias and DeBoer are so filled with weepy empathy for foreigners who hate us, and so filled with venomous hatred for their fellow citizens.
Huh?
That's a fair point. I just don't see Ross recognizing what to me is a bare fact: by refusing to compromise at all on the bill, House Republicans are giving up their ability to make that kind of point. In other words, if they'd compromise a bit on the larger bill, they'd be in a better position to argue what you're arguing and change things.