And this is the party in power which, as you can see, is most assuredly NOT The Party of No.

(h/t: Hot Air)

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Nei­ther more nor less.  Come with us now to those thrilling days of yes­ter­year when evil neo-cons took over the bod­ies of peace-loving Democrats.

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All this talk about The People’s Seat.  Pshaw!  At least if you’re a Demo­c­rat Massachussette.

“She’s kind of aloof,” the Demo­c­rat says. “There are peo­ple who will vote for her who don’t really have a sense that they like or trust her. The Kennedys aren’t really fond of her. She basi­cally announced her cam­paign the day Ted died, and didn’t give Vicki the oppor­tu­nity to think about [run­ning to replace her hus­band]. From the Kennedy side of the ledger, there’s no great love for Coak­ley. They look at her as kind of a preda­tory politician.”

Ah, Vicki Kennedy.  Vic­to­ria Reg­gie that was.  From Boston Crow­ley, Mass­a­chu­setts Louisiana, rice coun­try, a few miles west of Boston Com­mons Lafayette,  ground zero for the Boston Irish Cajun cul­ture who went to U Mass New­comb Col­lege at Tulane and then to Har­vard Law Tulane Law school where she learned all about the com­mon law civil code as they prac­tice it in Mass­a­chu­setts France and Louisiana before she gave up her career to go into rehab work full time and marry Ted Kennedy.

Good ol’ Mass­a­chu­setts girl.  But, then she DID marry a Kennedy.

First Car­o­line and now Vicki.

Will it NEVER END?

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Rep. Max­ine Waters (D-Calif.) cast vote #218, solid­i­fy­ing pas­sage. Speaker Pelosi was “near sobbing,”

This tough, second-generation polit­i­cal oper­a­tive, not likely to twist many hankies, is weep­ing tears of emotion?

All dur­ing the time the sit­u­a­tion in Iraq was pretty bad, and it looked like we might lose it, the Democ­rats were pray­ing for awful things to happen.

When Gen­eral Petraeus  tes­ti­fied to Con­gress about the pol­icy, called the “surge,” we have here some video of one of the top Democ­rats, drip­ping with sar­casm, call­ing him a liar, before he even opened his mouth.

They wanted us to lose then.  They were against us, this nation, U.S., the Amer­i­can peo­ple then.

Where do you think they are now?