Reid's call for "teeny" tax increase based on false assumptions

Nevada Democrat Harry Reid, Senate Majority Leader, wants a tax increase. Are you as not-shocked as I am? By now we have come to learn a truth.

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Reid’s Super-Com picks: Tax lovers and earmarkers

‘Reid Leads Senate as Compromise Avoids Fiscal Catastrophe’—That’s the laughable title of a video parked at Sen. Harry Reid’s official government website. Had Reid actually led the Senate from November 2006-November 2010 when Democrats had full control of Congress, the politics of the debt ceiling fight could’ve been avoided. The fiscal catastrophe was not, by the way, averted. It’s still there. (Screen snip from video at US government website)Sen. Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) picks for the new Super Committee share one thing in common. They’re all tax and spend progressives. Two are champion earmarkers.

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Debt fight proves U.S. needs more conservatives in the Senate

Sen. Harry Reid is still preening for the cameras, with legacy media only too eager to promote  his obstruction of anything the Republican controlled US House of Representatives puts forth. Reid sounds like a broken record, telling House conservatives to “compromise.”

The last thing on Reid’s mind is compromise. He’s still having trouble getting over losing control of the House in November, 2010. Of course, what legacy media omits from every narrative is that this problem was created by Democrats—they set no budget for more than 800 days, they voted down President Barack Obama’s budget and they could’ve set whatever debt ceiling their spendthrift hearts desired.

After all, Democrats  had absolute control of the federal government from the moment they won Congress in November, 2006 until November 2010, and Obama has been in the White House for three years.

Reid fabricates a no-tax-in-my-plan story for Democrat friendly media.

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Livestream Dem-GOP negotiations in debt limit drama

Sen.  Harry Reid (D-Nev.) doesn’t want to play the debit limit game with Rep. Eric Cantor anymore. Reid got miffed because Cantor and President Barack Obama don’t see eye to eye.

There’s a solution to this conflict.

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Dems see political payback as DREAM Act passes

The US House of Representatives passed a version of the DREAM Act on Thursday, an act to grab political payback for Democrats. Eight Republicans voted for the bill—all but two of those congressmen won’t be there next term.

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Schumer steps up to mic for Democrat messaging

Republicans in Congress should be smiling today after an announcement that Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has appointed Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) to handle messaging for the Democrat Caucus in the next Congress.

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