So here's the score:
- Reid has capitulated to Republican demands for dollar for dollar cuts to debt ceiling increases;
- Reid had capitulated to Republican demands for no new revenues;
- Reid has capitulated to Republican demands for a two-step debt ceiling increase;
- Reid has capitulated to Republican demands for a way to allow Republicans to absolve themselves from taking on any blame for increasing the debt ceiling, while allowing the debt ceiling to increase.
- Reid has NOT included the Democratic demand for tax revenue increases (by eliminating the Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy, and eliminating loopholes);
- Reid has NOT included the Democratic demand for a long-term solution to both the debt ceiling and the debt.
Which leads to the question: when did Senator Reid become a Republican?
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They're all the same, Democrats, Republicans. They may as well merge into one party, the Party of Big Business & Billionaires. The only reason why they don't is because by having (nominally) two parties it makes the average rube feel like he or she has some kind of choice in what governs them when they manifestly do not.
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