Democrats Acting Like Republicans

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, in south Florida, is refusing to campaign on behalf of Democrats running against incumbent Republicans. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's Red to Blue program, of which she is co-chair, is supposed to work to defeat incumbent Republicans throughout the country. It's supposed to be an essential component in the effort to expand the Democratic majority in the House of Representatives.

But how can we elect more Democrats in Florida if one of the safest Democrats in the state doesn't think she should campaign for them? She compliments Republican elected officials and throws her fellow Democrats under the bus.

Lovely example, Ms. Frizz.

Then there's this.

Obama's absence on oil speculation was eerily reminiscent of his previous decision to change his mind about giving retroactive immunity to telecom companies for spying on Americans. Obama withdrew his pledge to filibuster the immunity bill right around the time the Democrats announced that AT&T would be sponsoring the Democratic convention. So no filibuster on retroactive immunity from the top Democrat — but conventiongoers in Denver will get tote bags emblazoned with the AT&T logo. So that's something.

Take a look at both campaigns and their views on gas prices, global warming, and other important issues. Can you tell the difference between them? Try. I dare you.