The Democrats dedicated this time to funneling money to unions and selected allies, attacking the energy, insurance, and many other industries, increasing regulations on every front, and trying to take over the health care system. People like Carville were bragging about forty years of Democratic rule. Newsweek said "we're all socialists, now." The Republicans? Well, they lost. They could sit in the back. "Bipartisan" is for losers, not winners.

In 2010, before the Republicans took the House back, Obama and the majority Democrats scrapped the tax increases on the rich they had long insisted were essential. I suspect most liberals have forgotten this.

The Democratic Senate has not proposed a budget in over three years.

How long do you think Democrats can blame the recently-Republican House for four years of stagnation?

Your side has nothing, and this campaign is an attempt by the Democrats to make sure nobody finds that out.

You want some fun? Make a list of all the things the Republicans are suddenly "obstructing" in a new thread, and we can go over it. Specifics, please. You might want to read this first.

This too.

Bonus task: Quantify the term "fair share." With numbers.