Richard Cohen is an astoundingly bad writer for someone who has been in the business for decades. Yet, I am amused to see him ask John Boehner to submit to the guillotine.
And then call it a bullet.
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Something about broken clocks being right at least once a day . . .
Or is this a sign that the Villagers are going to drop the both-sides-are-at-fault meme once and for all, at least as regards government funding and the debt ceiling?
Dream on, my friend…..Dream on!!!
It would be akin to expecting donkeys to fly.
If Nathan Hale were John Boehner he would have said “I regret that I can’t do anything for my country because it might cost me my job.”
Richard Cohen may be a bad writer as you suggest, but you have to admire a man who can come up with the descriptor “gelatinous face of petulance” Great!