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Actor and former NFL player Fred Dryer was a guest on Mark Levin's show, Friday, Feb. 13, 2015 during the last half hour, around 8:40-8:43pm. Of the 2010 and 2014 midterm elections, Mr. Dryer said approximately, "These two guys, Mitch McConnell and John Boehner, overturned both elections."
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Two recent Fred Dryer twitter entries mention Levin show:
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Comment: Codevilla observed that Boehner and McConnell nullified the 2010 election and continued on in that spirit. In 2012 NPR noted Obama's re-election was a boon for Boehner:
Codevilla on GOP Establishment merging with Democrats:
12/15/13, "Breaking the UniParty," Angelo M. Codevilla
"The Republican Party’s leaders have functioned as junior members of
America’s single ruling party, the UniParty. Acting as the proverbial
cockboat in the wake of the Democrats’ man-of-war, they have
made
Democratic priorities their own
when the White House and the Congress
were in the hands of Republicans as well as in those of Democrats, and
when control has been mixed.
The UniParty, the party of government, the
party of Ins, continues to consist of the same people. The Outs are
always the same people too:
American conservatives. They don’t have a
party.
Whatever differences exist within the Uniparty, between Republican
John Boehner and Democrat Nancy Pelosi, between Republican Mitch
McConnell and Democrat Harry Reid, get worked out behind closed doors.
Those differences are narrow....
The UniParty is unanimous: more of the
same!
Hence, so long as the Uniparty exists, mere voters will have no way of affecting what the government does."...
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Codevilla: Boehner ignored the will of voters who put him in power:
9/17/13, "The Obama-Boehner Project," Angelo M. Codevilla, libertylawsite.org
"These heads of our ruling class’Democratic and Republican branches
made plans with reference only to the ruling class’ priorities, and
assumed that the rest of America would be too stupid or too awed to
object....
The Republican Party owes its majority in the House of
Representatives – and John Boehner his speakership thereof – to the
American people’s dislike of Obamacare. Because the US Constitution is
explicit that the US government may expend only funds appropriated by
Congress, Obamacare has existed strictly at the sufferance of the House
leadership since that majority took office in January 2011. But John
Boehner and his chosen band have thwarted the majority of Republican
congressmen’s desire to use the constitutional power they have to refuse
to appropriate money for Obamacare. In this, Boehner &co. have
worked in bipartisan coordination with the ruling class, including the
media, including Fox News....
The ruling class’ foolishness and insincerity, its willingness to
insult the American people’s intelligence, are no joke. But we can take
comfort in its transparent ineptitude."
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NPR noted Obama's 2012 re-election was a boon for Boehner:
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12/8/2012, “Once Boxed-In, Boehner May Finally Be Master Of The House,” NPR, Frank James
"In a paradoxical way, Obama's re-election victory coupled with
congressional Democrats adding to their numbers
may have helped Boehner.
Some of those wins came at the expense of the Tea Party, the
conservative movement whose affiliated House members have been very
willing to stand up to Boehner....
"It is somewhat unprecedented,
though, to see speakers starting off their tenure at a severe
disadvantage and then cementing their power later,
which appears to be
happening right now with Boehner.""...
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