Matt Molnar
2010-01-24, 08:32 PM
I like James Carville even though I often don't agree with him, but this is frighteningly stupid:
Democrats need to learn the blame game (http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/5d87e54e-0925-11df-ba88-00144feabdc0.html)
By James Carville
Published: January 24 2010 20:20 | Last updated: January 24 2010 20:20
The most exciting spectator sport in American politics is in full swing in Washington following last Tuesday’s once-unthinkable election result. And it is just beginning.
Contrary to what you might think, I am a proud member of the pro finger-pointing caucus. It wasn’t too long ago that my longtime colleague Paul Begala and I urged our friends on the other side of the aisle to engage early and often in the blame game.
Now it is the Democrats’ turn. Point fingers is exactly what Democrats have done following Republican Scott Brown’s surprise victory in Massachusetts, and the subsequent setback for healthcare reform.
Democrats need to learn the blame game (http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/5d87e54e-0925-11df-ba88-00144feabdc0.html)
By James Carville
Published: January 24 2010 20:20 | Last updated: January 24 2010 20:20
The most exciting spectator sport in American politics is in full swing in Washington following last Tuesday’s once-unthinkable election result. And it is just beginning.
Contrary to what you might think, I am a proud member of the pro finger-pointing caucus. It wasn’t too long ago that my longtime colleague Paul Begala and I urged our friends on the other side of the aisle to engage early and often in the blame game.
Now it is the Democrats’ turn. Point fingers is exactly what Democrats have done following Republican Scott Brown’s surprise victory in Massachusetts, and the subsequent setback for healthcare reform.