. . . in actually getting involved in the messy process of trying to resolve the nation's debt / deficit crisis.
He's nowhere to be found when the Simpson-Bowles Commission submits its recommendations or the current "supercommittee" would welcome a little executive-branch input - beyond the class-envy / social-justice bromides he dispenses in his Saturday-morning radio addresses before he heads out to the links or the ice-cream shop.
Even Chris "Thrill-up-the-leg" Matthews has had it with the MEC's inaccessibility to Congress.
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