Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama told GOP leaders behind closed doors Tuesday that he had failed to reach across party lines enough during his first two years in office, a senior administration official told CNN.
He promised to do a better job of bipartisan outreach in the days ahead, the official added.
"The president said he had to do better, and the president is ready to do his part," the official said.
The list of attendees at Obama's long-awaited post-election meeting with the newly empowered congressional Republicans included Vice President Joe Biden, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, House Minority Leader John Boehner, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Hahahaha... Uh, hahahaha....
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Anonymous said...
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That is it.
- 9:05 AM
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Uncle $cam said...
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What is going to take, starvation in the streets to wake people up?
- 12:24 AM
Post a CommentFrom now on, I refer to the Republican President Obama. I am going to start correcting anyone on the internet that pretends that the president is a democrat.
Not only to the right of the early right wing Republicans in the 80s, but closer to the lunatic fringe numbnuts that think the billionaires "earned" their fortunes.
What is going to take, starvation in the streets to wake people up?
Their awake, they don't care...