A Look at the Legislation Your Liberal Government Wants to Pass
The passage of President Barack Obama's "stimulus" package was a clear signal to the American public that its government is veering wildly to the left.
With no Republicans to stop them, Democrats are gleefully passing as much liberal legislation as possible in Obama's first 100 days -- the most in American history, in fact. With four more years of "change" ahead, the end is incredibly far off for conservatives.
The push toward liberalism won't stop after Obama has settled in, either. With only two years before major House and Senate elections could change the political atmosphere of Congress, Democrats will implement everything they can get away with -- and possibly more.
Meanwhile, here's a look at some of the most liberal bills that Americans can expect to be considered by the 111th Congress:
With no Republicans to stop them, Democrats are gleefully passing as much liberal legislation as possible in Obama's first 100 days -- the most in American history, in fact. With four more years of "change" ahead, the end is incredibly far off for conservatives.
The push toward liberalism won't stop after Obama has settled in, either. With only two years before major House and Senate elections could change the political atmosphere of Congress, Democrats will implement everything they can get away with -- and possibly more.
Meanwhile, here's a look at some of the most liberal bills that Americans can expect to be considered by the 111th Congress: