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Cory will simply explain that any shutdown is obviously Obama's fault due to his flagrant insubordination in not following his GOP congressional master's orders.
I'm no Gardner fan but I think its clear from what he said Sunday morning, he won't vote for a government shutdown. He said its a bad idea anytime anywhere. That seems to be an unequivocal promise to vote against it, if it comes to the floor for a vote.
Come on, R36. You know how much I respect you, but this one is easy.
Someone will attach an amendment to the vote that will force Cory to support it because it will be so important he can't say no….
I admit you could be right and if Gardner does that then he has broken a promise I don't think most voters will be happy with, but his statement last Sunday puts him unequivocally on record against a shutdown – "anytime, anywhere."
He said the same thing about personhood, and he's sponsoring that bill.
I admit you could be right and his past record doesn't allow anyone to put their trust in what he says, but at this moment he is on record that he does not support a government shutdown "anytime, anywhere." Let's hold him to it.
Agreed, but remember no Republicans ever voted to shutdown the government — just ask Cory or Mike Coffman.
So when the next funding bill comes with amendments to defund ACA, etc. the shutdown will happen when Obama vetoes the bill. Republicans have absolutely nothing to do with the process.
GOP logic is quite simple to grasp.
Exactly what Davie said. What
means to Gardner is, "When we send a POS bill to Obama and he vetoes it, we will claim that it is a bad idea that Obama has shut down the government."
They are already doing so, regarding the immigration action promised by President Obama.
So then what is it about Senator [elect] Slimy that keeps him from saying, "I would never vote for a government shutdown"? — please forgive the tautology.
Maybe it's the same thing that allows him to smugly assert that, "there is no federal personhood bill," when he's been asked of late about his sponsorship of the federal personhood bill?
Fuxsakes, I can easily imagine Gardner voting for a government shutdown, and then declaring there is "no government shutdown," because the action he voted on was called "The America, Liberty, Equality and Cute Puppydogs ACT — can't you?
You forgot "and Toothy Fake Smile" ACT.
Cory Gardner is nothing but an AFP script hidden behind a cheeseball grin.
Careful. I'm pretty certain that as soon as Moderatus reads that, he's gonna' get a woody . . .