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We didn't get the public option.Jccarlton wrote:The Progs are not very happy:
http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/10/ ... pyism.html
They get most of what they wanted and they don't like when the rest of us don't just bend over and take it.
Sometimes the worst thing that can happen is to get what you want - as you wanted it.Jccarlton wrote:The Progs are not very happy:
http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/10/ ... pyism.html
They get most of what they wanted and they don't like when the rest of us don't just bend over and take it.
"Destroy it because we think it isn't good enough, and something will magically rise from the rubble that we'll really like."I've reached the conclusion that liberals, especially hard left ultra-liberal/progressives, exist in a state of unhappy discontents. I don't mean these people never smile, have no friends, and just sit around in the dark, sulking all day. It's not so much that they're 'unhappy people' -- though many are -- as much as they're constantly unhappy with their own, their nation's, and the world's situation. They're seldom if ever happy with the way things are and thus always on a war path to change things.
Think about how our president campaigned and won. "Hope and Change" was his slogan for the 2008 election. Prior to his first swearing in he quipped, "We're just five days away from fundamentally changing America." Why the need for all this change? You typically want to change something if you're not happy about its current state. This is the mantra of left-wing liberalism, "We've got to change all this because the way it is now stinks." This seems to be how they feel about virtually everything.
