Are Republicans known as the 'party of no' and Democrats known as the party that gets us?

In many ways they are...

When Obama wants to spend money we don't have.....Republicans tell him NO

When Obama wants to violate our rights and spy on us.....Republicans tell him NO

When Obama wants to target and harass certain citizens simply because they don't agree with him.....Republicans tell him NO

Don't be fooled, Republicans are The Party of No.

A party that says No to National healthcare, No to women's reproductive rights, No to equal pay, No to equal rights for samesex couples, No to food stamps....the list go's on.

They have blocked or have tried to block

Tax on Companies that ship jobs overseas

Political Ad disclosure bill

Subpoena Power for the Committee investigating the BP Oil Spill

The Small Business Jobs Act

The DREAM Act

Repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”

Senator Franken’s Anti-Rape Amendment to the Defense Appropriations Bill

Benefits for Homeless Veterans

Affordable Health Care For America Act

Health Care for the 9/11 First Responders who got sick from being at Ground Zero

The Jobs Bill

Wall Street Reform

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

Oil Spill Liability

Immigration Reform

Unemployment extension bill HR-4213

Fair Pay Act of 2009

...and sometimes their hatred of all things Obama trumps even their own ideology.

Here's 24 things the GOP previously supported, but is now opposed to.

http://www.addictinginfo.org/2013/06/08/24-policie...

No

The Democrats are the real "party of no." They say no to the 2nd amendment, letting a unborn child live, Freedom of Religion, and allowing Republicans to exercise their Free Speech rights that contain 0.0% hate.

Democrats are the party seeking to tax and regulate every aspect our lives.

The Republicans do indeed say No to that.

Democrats are now the party of totalitarian-ship AKA socialist, communists and fascist

Democrats are known as the party of the low information voter.

Yikes!

no. It was a democrat that created the hole we're in now

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/09/06/t...

No.