Name:   MartiniMan - Subject:   Then again, maybe not Date:   11/5/2014 2:16:02 PM

I actually think they need to not worry about overcoming a veto and watering down any legislation.  Send Obola what the American people want and then watch Billary squirm when she is asked if she supports his veto of the legislation.  That includes a repeal of Obamacare and replacement with sensible reforms that will improve our health insurance system instead of taking it over, passing Keystone pipeline, passing a sensible budget with tax reforms that promote job growth, etc.

Suddenly Dems become the party of no and the party of obstructionists.  And Billary will be forced to go on record whether she is with the left wing nuts that will dominate the nomination process or tries to pivot from her left wing rhetoric in the general.  Sadly, I am not optimistic that they get what this election was about, a complete repudiation of the big government agenda of dear leader and Harry Reid. And I hope they understand that they have two years to get this done because 2016 will be a tough cycle for Republicans, especially if the Dems have a good candidate for POTUS.  

What is ironic is I actually think this hurts Billary more than anyone else.  I believe it increases the likelihood that there will be a challenge from the left (i.e., Pocohantas Warren, et al).  That will be fun to watch.