Bipartisanship?

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/06/republican-senator-blasts-nominee-for-attorney-general/

I know Barack loves bipartisanship, but at every point Republicans demonstrate that they could care less. After all, there are different rules for Republicans, just look at the Minnesota Senate Race. What was the Bush margin in Florida? About 250 votes than Franken's margin in Minnesota, and in this election, the votes were actually re-counted, and as you can see, I am not over it and never will be. Republican shennanigans and Democratic spinelessness have cost our country dearly. The Republicans think that bipartisanship means do what they want. If the dems questioned a Bush appointment, they are anti-patriot obstructionists, but Repugs show no such qualms. Ole' Arlen is getting fired up to oppose Eric Holder. Now Specter is supposedly a more "liberal" Republican, but his voting record sure doesn't prove it. Time and time again, he attempts to show how thoughtful he is, but then does exactly what his puppet masters dictate. What a tool. I hope he is crushed in his next election. I think what the Repugs are not understanding, is that the American people really want Barack to succeed. They do not want politics as usual because they realize that their lives are actually affected by what happens in Washinton. For Republicans, it is all politics because they feel that it is their sacred duty to cling to what power they have, no matter what the cost. After all, they don't really believe in government, do they?