WSJ Celebration: "A Tea Party Triumph"

[kpete]

A Tea Party Triumph



If the cuts hold, this would go some way to erasing the fiscal damage from the Obama-Nancy Pelosi stimulus. This is no small achievement considering that Republicans control neither the Senate nor the White House, and it underscores how much the GOP victory in November has reshaped the U.S. fiscal debate.

No wonder liberals are howling. They have come to believe in the upward spending ratchet, under which all spending increases are permanent. Not any more.



http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111903341404576480653492061150.html

RBReich Robert Reich
The radical right has won a huge tactical and strategic victory. Democrats have proven they have no tactics and no strategy.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/08/01/1001751/-Wall-Street-Journal-celebrates-Tea-Party-victory-over-Obama?via=siderecent

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[spanone]

2. what you'd expect from rupert murdoch

[FSogol]

3. Who owns the WSJ?

:shrug:

Tell the tea party they won and they'll ease off the pressure on their insane tea-leaders.

[The Doctor.]

7. Ssssssshhhhhhh!!!!

Don't breach the facade!

Nothing to see here! Move along!

[AmericaIsGreat]

4. Well, WSJ can say that but Tea Partiers certainly don't feel that way

Only things I've seen from Tea Partiers is calling for Boehner's head and bitching about the fact that some of these cuts haven't even been worked out.

[Doctor_J]

5. Well, at least everyone is in agreement for once

there's one thing we can take from this

[SteveM]

6. "no tactics and no strategy." Been sayin' it for years. nt

[NeedleCast]

8. Riiiiiight, this is why all the Tea Baggers are pitching a fit

WSJ couldn't be more transparent.

[Initech]

9. When the tea party triumphs, we're all losers.