We learned that compromise in the Senate means giving into every Republican demand, ever, and that disagreeing just makes you a partisan hack.
Just to prove the president's point, several of those partisan hacks in the lesser legislature had a big old tantrum to oppose the president and his billion-dollar Hanukkah gift to Joe Lieberman.
John McCain and his "special friends" once again secured their god-given right to make homosexuals ashamed of their very existence.
Some Internet heroes tried to shut down Sarah Palin's squawk box because she criticized WikiLeaks for its great crime of not being born in America.
According to WikiLeaks, serving cheap food is the first step towards Socialism, leading that sneaky Barack Obama to mandate a Cici's Pizza be installed on every street corner in America.
America's future unemployment seekers were challenged to go to outer space, where there might actually be some jobs.
We learned that in case of Muslim apocalypse, all citizens should proceed to their local BBQ restaurant, where they will be safe from Allah's pork-allergic all-seeing eye.
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Well, thanks to the tax deal, <a href="http:\/\/www.msnbc.msn.com\/id\/40628514\/ns\/politics\/" target="_blank">someone</a> likes Barry again. <a href="http:\/\/www.washingtonpost.com\/wp-dyn\/content\/article\/2010\/12\/08\/AR2010120806200.html" target="_blank">Also.</a>
I was thinking along the lines that Broder&#039;s and other&#039;s obsession with an arbitrary political spectrum is lazy policy analysis.
Obama&#039;s never been an ideologue. Obama is a pragmatist, and that doesn&#039;t fit inside Broder&#039;s idea of a rigid left-right spectrum (with different relative positions having clear-cuts beliefs). Right or wrong, he&#039;s going to do what he thinks will work the best and still has the best chance of getting passed.