How about he actually tries to get the Democratic leadership in congress to actually work WITH the republicans rather than thumbing their noses at them?  Maybe that would acheive the bipartisanship he claims he wants.  Many republicans agree that a stimulus package is needed, they just think that the current one available is a horrible idea with all of its pork and wasteful spending.

The tax cuts sounded like a measure to (in part) appease republicans, and some 'pork' projects were dropped from what I've heard.

Remind me again what office Rush Limbaugh holds? Perhaps the right could use the same tired tactic if there were a liberal radio show host that made an inkling of sense to anybody. He's an entertainer (and would be the first to say that). You and all the other liberals that turn beet red in the face at his observations are what gives him the perception of power, to your corrupted political base.

Well I didn't like it then either, now explain to me how tripling the "bad decision" now is all of a sudden good for the US? The left cried when Bush spent, but now that Obama wants to spend even more, they think it's the best thing since sliced bread, please. Now wouldn't you call that hypocrisy?