Female Dem, Progressive Leader: Obama Is Impotent

In late January, Obama claimed the big difference from 1994 and today when it came to health care reform was him.

“The Big Difference” Between 2010 and 1994 “Is Me,” President Obama Says, Per Congressman

Today, according to Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-Calif.), the co-chairwoman of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, she doesn't think Obama's last big pitch for ObamaCare is making any difference at all. What is it with some of these progressive women? It almost seems as if they get off making a man feel impotent! heh!

"I think the entire debate that's been going on -- For what, a year or so? -- has reached a point where we're glad to hear the president speak out, and say what's on his mind and what he wants us to do, and get the country revved up," Woolsey said during an appearance on MSNBC. "But I don't think it's going to change a lot of minds."

Comments

[Neo]

From Roll Call: “The Senate Parliamentarian has ruled that President Barack Obama must sign Congress’ original health care reform bill before the Senate can act on a companion reconciliation package, senior GOP sources said Thursday.

[Lightwave]

It's probably because House Dems don't feel like a suicide pact that will destroy the country and the party.

http://thehill.com/homenews/house/86193-house-dem-no-votes-on-healthcare-reform-pile-up

We're getting to the point where we are wearing down the Blue Dogs. We have to keep this up for the next month and into Easter recess, and then into the April 15th Tea Party protests.

One more month to go and Obamacare dies.

[Comanche Voter]

Impotent? Kinda like Keith Olberman, a legend in his own mind, and a dud in the sack?

[buckjohnson]

Comanche Vote, when I read comments like yours, it is almost always a sign of projection and homosexual repression. A real man would not, even in sarcasm, publicly question anyones perfomance level. If you are a man, that is.

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In response to the opposition, Obama delivered a speech to a joint session of Congress on health reform supporting the reform and again outlining his proposals. On November 7, the House of Representatives passed the Affordable Health Care for America Act on a 220–215 vote and forwarded it to the Senate for passage.