>>You're looking at this all wrong, Kevin. Mitch McConnell is the best friend the Democratic Party has. You'll see.
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>>John Boehner is also showing encouraging signs of becoming another good friend of the Democrats. A bland Congressman from rural Ohio for all these years, he is now one of the most powerful men in Washington. What's impressive is that he repositioned himself as an outside-the-Beltway reformer this year despite saying the exact same things he was saying 10 or 20 years ago. Jon Stewart did a classic piece with an old Boehner speech juxtaposed with a new one. Other than his hair color you couldn't tell the difference. Now he wants to act like a Tea Party guy who is ready to rip it all up and start over. And people believe him! What is encouraging me especially is that McConnell's pomposity must be contagious, because Boehner is addressing comments to Obama that no one would say to a servant. Just give them time.
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>Could you substantiate that by providing a link with quotes? I must have missed that...

I did not mean said to his face. I meant comments in speeches and to the media that were clearly aimed at Obama. If you want me to call up some of them up I can do that, but it won't be until after work and a sports banquet.

BTW, what do you mean "must have missed that"? Do you assume every post must be structured the same way as yours? Here an URL, there an URL, everywhere an URL URL....