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But with time running out, House leaders play the obstructionists.

"How often do they want to be seen as the obstructionist party?"

"We did not come all this way for you to be obstructionist with us."

And he warned them to be ready to buy off the obstructionists.

Does our family need more stress from obstructionists in Congress and the medical insurance business?

To others, they are obstructionists in the path of progress.

"The last thing we want to be seen as is obstructionist.

President Clinton complained that the culture was obstructionist and should be changed.

Democrats today played to all those doubts while at the same time trying not to look obstructionist.

But advocates can win by standing up to the Georgia obstructionist.

"It will be very difficult for the House to kill these without seeming obstructionist."

"Here, the economic development people see the preservationists as obstructionists."

"And if any senator or group of senators want to be obstructionist, the only way you can break that is time."

The obstructionists need to get out of the way.

It may lead to use of the veto and obstructionist tactics.

King acted as an obstructionist by using the veto 71 times during his administration.

"I think he, in his heart, knows who's been the obstructionist here.

If so, he promised, they would not be stigmatized as obstructionists.

President Obama will tell the nation these people are obstructionists: they don't care about jobs.

"In my limited experience, he was more of an obstructionist than a participant.

I certainly didn't want to be seen as an obstructionist."

In any case, he maintained, Democrats should not appear to be obstructionist on an issue of such importance to the country.

Obstructionists and cold warriors are sure to say: What about verification?

A Congress - half of whose members are millionaires - was at its obstructionist worst last year.

He said the vote might not necessarily translate into an obstructionist Parliament.