/ Source: The Last Word
The president said during a news conference Tuesday morning he couldn't force Republicans to cooperate if they are unable to. "It’s not my job to get [Congress] to behave. That’s their job."
During a Tuesday morning news conference, President Obama responded forcefully to a question about whether he had enough “juice” to advance his agenda in his second term, after a major gun bill was defeated in the Senate earlier this month. Adding that he has to find a middle ground with a “dysfunctional” Congress, the president said he couldn’t force lawmakers from the other side of the aisle to cooperate if they are unable to. “It’s not my job to get [Congress] to behave. That’s their job.”
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- Massachusetts Senate primary today
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- What is expected to happen with the 8 retired Senate seats
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- Immigration headache for conservatives
- Rick Santorum to address the NRA
- Mayor Bloomberg’s anti-gun violence efforts have vastly outpaced the rest of the nation
- Governor McDonnell‘s donor investigation
- Anthony Weiner’s lucrative consulting gigs
- George Zimmerman won’t have a “stand your ground” pretrial hearing
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