Brent Baker reports:
On Friday night’s World News, Gibson explained: “When Democrats took control of the Congress in January, they promised it would be a new day. They’d get things done. They even had a checklist. Well, a hundred days after taking control, we’ve checked the checklist.” Jake Tapper made clear how they’ve come up very short, pointing out how the Democrats “have no major legislative accomplishments to mark this anniversary. None of their ‘Six for ‘06′ campaign promises last year have made it to the President’s desk.” Tapper listed several bills which passed in the House but have yet to be reconciled with the Democratic Senate and he noted how Democrats have “conducted twice as many oversight hearings over the Bush administration as Republicans did last year.” Tapper concluded, through the perspective of Democrats, on a hopeful note: “Democratic leaders know conflict with the White House is not enough for voters. So in the next hundred days they’ll try to deliver on the promises of their first hundred days.”
Originally Posted by: Peejz
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