Well no, he didn’t sell out in the “rational” sense. It’s just that whenever you hear the words “bi-partisan” or “compromise” there’s someone who accuses you of selling out, and let’s be honest…it got you to click the link.
I just wanted to draw attention to this because you hear a lot in the media that “both sides” won’t work together to create jobs and get people working. Of course when you hear the media say that, they usually mean the Republicans won’t do whatever President Obama tells them to, but that’s not the issue here.
What is at issue is a bipartisan jobs plan between two freshman Senators, Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Chris Coons (D-DE). I link to the plan on Rubio’s page, just because I don’t want to link to the editorial in Politico.
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