Okay, so Mitch McConnell
probably won't be giving props to the
President for prevailing after four years of playing Moby Dick to McConnell's Captain
Ahab in an endurance test of squalid politics that began
the day Obama was inaugurated. But now that the grand bargain McConnell
reached with his GOP brethren to focus entirely on denying Obama a second term turns
out to have been a fool's errand, will Mitch and the rest of the Republican
party come to their senses?
If so, the definitive winner
won't be Obama or the Democratic party.
Nor would it be Republicans if it so happens that a return to
bi-partisanship helps them re-gain the White House in 2016.
The ultimate winner will be
America.
The decisive re-election of
Barack Obama means that America is headed for a period of further
revitalization, not some goofy era of Marxist socialism. Most importantly, more people will have
jobs. Those "12 million new jobs" Mitt
promised are hardly jeopardized by Romney's defeat because Mitt's total
precisely matches the number of jobs analysts
forecast will be
added by 2017 regardless of which party has held the presidency.
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