The Washington Post is a financial disaster,
the Wall Street Journal makes a lot of money.
So in the last several years the Post has tried to emulate the Journal
and bring blatant Republican advocates on board as so-called ‘opinion’
writers. The most egregious of these is
Jennifer Rubin, who essentially just functioned as a conduit for the Romney
campaign.
For a long time
Charles Krauthammer served as an intelligent and witty commentator, but
with the election of Mr. Obama he just went full force Republican
advocate and full time Obama hater. His most recent column is a
good example of how pure partisan beliefs are driving his thinking. He just spends his valuable space telling
Republicans how to govern.
Unfortunately he doesn’t do that very well.
The big dilemma facing the House was how to handle the
debt ceiling.
The more prudent course would be to find some offer that
cannot be refused, a short-term trade-off utterly unassailable and
straightforward. For example, offer to extend the debt ceiling through, say,
May 1, in exchange for the Senate delivering a budget by that date — after four
years of lawlessly refusing to produce one.
and Mr. Krauthamer suggested what the House ultimately did. How has that played out for Republicans? No
one cares if the Senate passes a budget, the government seems to function
quite nicely without one. And no, the
House cannot tell the Senate what to do, really, they can’t under our
Constitution, something one would think a renown Conservative would know.
And despite evidence to the contrary from the
election, Mr. Krauthammer still believes the country wants Conservative
ideology.
Want
to save the Republic? Win the next election. Don’t immolate yourself trying to
save liberalism from itself. If your conservative philosophy is indeed right,
winning will come.
Really Mr. Krauthammer, do you even know the outcome of the last election happened in the last
election?
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