Senator Michael Bennet was a guest on “The Last Word” with Lawrence O’Donnell last night on MSNBC to discuss Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl’s complaints that the Senate might have to work too close to Christmas in order to vote on the START Treaty:
“We should do our work and should stop complaining about it,” said Bennet.
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in the last few years. I disagree with him on the tax compromise because it’s rewarding the Republicans for using tactics similar to the ones Bennet and Biden are decrying now, but I think he did very well in this clip. He’s right on the START treaty, and I hope the Dems continue to take the Rs to task on this issue.
It’s a testament to how broken the Senate is when they’re bitching about having to work on Boxing Day when many Americans are simply grateful to have jobs to go to.
part of the group that is planning to change the Senate rules when the new Congress is formed in January. Fixing a broken Senate is a priority for him. Get ready for some fireworks in January, and expect to see Senator Bennet on the front lines.
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They don’t show no respect for the Christian nature of this country, and Christian traditions like Christmas shopping and Christmas vacation.
That’s all John Kyl is sayin’.
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tax breaks for children of multi-millionaires.
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the spirit of giving, especially to oneself.
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That means you’re actually giving to yourself. Cutting out the middle man just makes sense. Why are so many picking on such a logical group of people?
you guys are smart…maybe I’ll just have to change parties so I can get some of that action. 🙂
Tell them they’ll be working through Christmas day and maybe they’ll decide that nothing is worth filibustering…
Republicans – the party of tax breaks for millionaires and long paid vacations for Senators…
before they decided to hold all legislation, along with the unemployed and the entire middle class hostage for the sake of keeping tax breaks for the rich that have a completely negligible stimulus effect and have demonstrated no significant job creation. If Kyl is looking for Grinches he need only look in the mirror and at colleagues on his own side of the aisle.
Between Kyl and Boehner, it’s a toss up who is the biggest hypocrite when it comes to allegedly giving a damn about religious teachings or working people. If Jesus was around today, they’d be denouncing him as a damned bleeding heart commie. At least McConnell doesn’t cry about all those sweet little children and poor working stiffs while screwing them or pretend to be concerned that working the week before Christmas is sacrilege.
Sen. Bennet is a much better speaker now. He’s been working on it. The mumble is almost gone. I love the guy, he’s got great ideas and he’s passionate in a quiet way, but sometimes listening to him is painful. Much improved here.
John Kyl sucks in too many ways to list.
Bennet learned how to be one the dirtiest campaigners ever. Go Mike!
get over it.
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