Reid Calls Out Gregg And Republicans For Continued Blatant Obstruction

Last night, Hackio released Republican liar Judd Gregg letter to his fellow Republican colleagues of how they could continue to slow the pace of health care reform in the Senate.

Well today, Harry Reid, with another rare moment of strength, called Gregg and his obstructionist colleagues out for their continued disturbing ways.

"[T]he Republican plan we've waited weeks and months to see [is] not even about health care at all," Reid said on the Senate floor this morning. "The first and only plan Senate Republicans could be bothered to draft is an instruction manual on how to bring the Senate to a screeching halt."

"The Senate might be interested to learn that the architect behind this blueprint is none other than the Ranking Member of the Budget Committee, the senior Senator from New Hampshire," Reid said. "It's worth noting that this Senator - who, more than any other, often speaks publicly about how to properly use citizens' tax dollars - has now signed his name to a plan with the explicit goal of wasting the taxpayer's time and money."

Gregg was obviously offended by this, replying with his usual snarky tone:

"I just find the irony of the situation so unique," Gregg said, "that a memo which outlines what the rights are of all members--members in the minority specifically because the rules are meant to protect the minority from the majority. That's the tradition of our government, of course, which seems to be an affront to the Majority Leader at this point."

Funny, because Gregg's letter includes how "delay is created."

But those facts won't stop a hypocrite and liar like Gregg from still doing him, just like his insane Republican colleagues.

Updated: As always, Think Progress are the masters at highlight the hypocrisy of the politician. Especially those in the Republican party. And from Lee Fang, here is Gregg accusing the minority Democrats of obstruction. You have got to love this man's audacity.

Remember, he was one heartbeat away from being in the obama Administration cabinet.

As Greg Sargent said today, "Bipartisanship is great!"