GOP Leader Wont Meet Obama in Middle?

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Because President Barack Obama has failed to fulfill hopes he might lower the level of partisanship in Washington, D.C., I was pleased last week to see him meeting with House Republicans in Baltimore (though I could not see it all on Fox News), but the attitude about bipartisanship among some in the Republican Party, including GOP Senate Leader Mitch McConnell, may be more to blame for continuing partisanship than anything President Obama has done, as I show in this video.

The image I use of the video titled "An Open Discussion Across the Aisle" comes from BarackObamadotcom's YouTube video page at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZ-RzMNUO7k

The clip I use of Fox News' Trace Gallgher cutting away early from President Barack Obama's meeting with the GOP House Issues Conference in Baltimore. MD, comes from the program "Live Desk" broadcast January 29, 2010 (which I have not found available on the Fox News website).

The clip I use of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell inadvertently letting slip that he wont meet President Obama in the middle comes from the interview on the Fox News program "Happening Now" broadcast on January 28, 2010, available online at http://tinyurl.com/NoGOPMiddle

The clip I use of President Barack Obama's meeting with the GOP House Issues Conference in Baltimore. MD, comes from the PUBLIC DOMAIN video titled "President Obama Takes Questions at GOP House Issues Conference" available on the whitehouse's YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1-jasxb7NY

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[MrSuntour]

@calimar28

I believe you are talking about Libertarianism, not Conservatism. Libertarians want the Government out of everything, including their sex life.

Aren't the Conservatives the ones concerned about gay marriage, abortion, prayer in schools etc?

[fireflygirl246]

the GOP's version of metting them in the middle is "do it our way".

[kn9ioutom]

TIME TO TAX BILLIONARES

[hotrod4you2]

mitch you really hurt yourself w/ this deal you came up with lately. sir your out of touch and need to retirer. then maybe a conservative can help take your spot. your a rhino,we don't need another half a liberal big spender that we betray a conservative vote and support obama and liberal votes seretly. it's a shame you turned out this way

[MyTotalRemedy]

@MrG0TH1ER

That's not how ideologues work. An extreme left party would rather stick with what they have than endorse someone who was center right. They consider the right to be evil, period.

[MrG0TH1ER]

@MyTotalRemedy Because he is in the center (more like center right) and the other party is at the extrem right. They know communist party will never win in the U.S. they choose to endorse the less right of the 2 main party. Simple.

[MyTotalRemedy]

If he's a centrist then why in holy hell does the American Communist Party endorse him?

[tnekkc]

Don't meet Obama anywhere.

We are electing officials to get rid of the Obama damage.

[Derealmist]

@hellboundmatt Well I don't tjhink the connection is right. Both are the ways of how to approach, understand and organize things in for masses of people. Whereas socialism puts collective on top individual, capitalism respects personal freedom. Regulation of market in capitalism cannot be compared to socialism. Why? In socialism, you just create plan for years to come, and that it is. It is planned economy. And when saying Obama/Dems ar socialist, you prove to not know anything about socialism