The president is wrong when he argues that Congress is a Bureau of Friendly Advice.
If the reports that have trickled out of the White House over the past few days are any indication of what is to come, we will this evening be treated to a stern presidential rebuke, the dull restatement of a political agenda with which we are all depressingly familiar, and, intermittently at least, a series of indecorous threats. “Mr. Obama,” yesterday’s Wall Street Journal tells us, “will emphasize his intention to use unilateral presidential authority — bypassing Congress when necessary — to an extent not seen in his previous State of the Union speeches.” If it wishes to preserve the integrity of the American settlement, Congress must push back — and hard.
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Maybe if congress would actually do something productive, Obama wouldn't have to do this. Who has a lower approval rating than Obama?? Congress, that's who. Both parties.
ReplyDeleteI disagree with 12:37. We are much better off when Congress does nothing. About the only things Congress can do are pass more stupid laws, spend our money and raise out taxes. What is productive about that?
ReplyDeleteWell said 12:51!
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