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<blockquote data-quote="BrownArmy" data-source="post: 1443812" data-attributes="member: 18225">If we can take &#039;marbles-in-his-mouth&#039;, turtle-face McConnell at his word, it will be a new era where we&#039;ll finally get things done in government.In fact, turtle McConnell will be even more of a wedge in the door he claims he&#039;s trying to open.But to answer your question, what will Obama do?:&nbsp;&nbsp; Veto, Veto, Veto?It&#039;s been generations since this scenario hasn&#039;t played itself out (second term President losing control of the Congress in the 2nd term mid-terms...)In either case, I think the more poignant question is, now that marbles-in-his-mouth McConnell has the ball, that also means he has the responsibility.McConnell, at one time, was a deal-maker.&nbsp; He was the kind of guy the Reagan would have admired.Lately, Mitch has been an obstructionist...(Reagan turns over in his grave).To re-frame your question, what exactly is going to be different?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrownArmy, post: 1443812, member: 18225"] If we can take 'marbles-in-his-mouth', turtle-face McConnell at his word, it will be a new era where we'll finally get things done in government. In fact, turtle McConnell will be even more of a wedge in the door he claims he's trying to open. But to answer your question, what will Obama do?: Veto, Veto, Veto? It's been generations since this scenario hasn't played itself out (second term President losing control of the Congress in the 2nd term mid-terms...) In either case, I think the more poignant question is, now that marbles-in-his-mouth McConnell has the ball, that also means he has the responsibility. McConnell, at one time, was a deal-maker. He was the kind of guy the Reagan would have admired. Lately, Mitch has been an obstructionist...(Reagan turns over in his grave). To re-frame your question, what exactly is going to be different? [/QUOTE]

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