Without a super-majority in the Senate don’t expect too much; sure the Senate can send a great deal to the president for signature however, as a lame-duck, he’ll have no sense of urgency or need for accommodating the GOP; or will he?
What the GOP will do is use their leverage to demonstrate the extent of the Democrat’s obstruction draining any hopes the DNC may have for 2016. Having already signed over their authority regarding Debt-Ceiling Limits to the Executive Branch they (GOP) are left only with “spending” Bills as a pro-active tool. On the other hand, if the “Dems” are smart a few may choose to belly-up to the trough and co-op with the Republicans.
Either way, as for the 2016 Presidential Race, it’s for the Republicans to lose. For Hillary to win you’d have to count on three things:
(1) for the GOP to avoid coalescing around a Common Ideal.
(2) for Jeb Bush to run.
(3) for Hillary to convince a sufficient number of voters to think with a body-cavity and not with a brain.
A true leader never compels action from a consensus of division; they compel a convergence of inertia from the strength of their vision. Anything less and you’re losing ground.
Curtis C. Greco, Founder
