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Back to the article. What the author suggests has been the GOP strategy for four years. Just say no and wait for inevitable collapse of the economy that must surely result from Obama's job/freedom wrecking policies. A funny thing happened on the way to the election though. The economy improved and people looked around and noticed there was still private property. So yeah, please, take the spoiled loser route.
What should conservatives make of this provocative post from "RB" at the Right Sphere, which basically counsels Congressional Republicans to just get out of the way and let Obama have his way on the fiscal cliff? Though I have some fundamental quarrels with the premise, I must confess that RB's "let it burn" playbook is certainly appealing on some level:
I’ve been watching the negotiations – if you can call Republicans negotiating with themselves while Obama still hasn’t put a plan on the table “negotiating” – over the “Fiscal Cliff” for weeks and it’s time for...
Unemployment is still higher today than when Obama took office 4 years ago.
Many business owners have been hoping for a GOP victory. Now that they KNOW Obama is here for another 4 years, I would not hold my breath waiting for unemployment to get better.
Get it right.