I was right about Boehner

I told you Boehner could not be trusted – and once again I’m right. I was right on the budget talks, when not only did he not get a good deal, but as David Stockman, Mark Levin, myself and others predicted he caved in and then lied about what he did get.

Now he’s back to the same old tactics. Bluster, bluff, and then fold like a $3.00 pair of Salvation Army pants. Unless you think this isn’t folding:
“Despite good-faith efforts to find common ground, the White House will not pursue a bigger debt reduction agreement without tax hikes. I believe the best approach may be to focus on producing a smaller measure, based on the cuts identified in the Biden-led negotiations, that still meets our call for spending reforms and cuts greater than the amount of any debt limit increase.” That was Boehner’s assessment of the debt ceiling talks. In puritan language, we’ve been stiffed; in colloquial parlance we’ve been “…” well you get my drift, but just in case, it’s the thing they have a cigarette after in the movies, capeesh?

This is the second time in a row Boehner has stuck it too us. And, just as I wrote little more than a year ago, he’s going to stick it to us on obamacare. If steps aren’t taken to throw him out, remember, it was me who told you. And, while we’re bouncing Boehner, we should bounce Hatch, McCain, Issa, and a whole bunch more Republicans and Demcorats.