Friday, April 02, 2010
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Congressman Phil Hare left a campaign stop in Quincy amidst a contentious exchange with attendees over the health care reform bill."
Congressman Phil Hare left a campaign stop in Quincy amidst a contentious exchange with attendees over the health care reform bill."
Verizon Joins AT&T, Deere in Booking Costs From Health-Care Law - Bloomberg.com
Verizon Joins AT&T, Deere in Booking Costs From Health-Care Law - Bloomberg.com:
April 2 (Bloomberg) -- Verizon Communications Inc., the second-largest U.S. phone company, became the latest company to record a cost related to the U.S. health-care overhaul, saying it will incur a $970 million expense."
April 2 (Bloomberg) -- Verizon Communications Inc., the second-largest U.S. phone company, became the latest company to record a cost related to the U.S. health-care overhaul, saying it will incur a $970 million expense."
Thursday, April 01, 2010
The American Spectator : Paul Ryan Wins Dallas
The American Spectator : Paul Ryan Wins Dallas:
DALLAS -- Ed Feulner is ebullient. And that's -- if you please -- when people around him are saying things like, 'We are witnessing the greatest wave of collectivism since the New Deal.'"
DALLAS -- Ed Feulner is ebullient. And that's -- if you please -- when people around him are saying things like, 'We are witnessing the greatest wave of collectivism since the New Deal.'"
The American Spectator : Paul Ryan Wins Dallas
The American Spectator : Paul Ryan Wins Dallas:
DALLAS -- Ed Feulner is ebullient. And that's -- if you please -- when people around him are saying things like, 'We are witnessing the greatest wave of collectivism since the New Deal.'
From the rostrum in a Dallas hotel ballroom, the founder and president of the Heritage Foundation surveys a charged-up crowd of 600. Not just a little charged-up; on the contrary, a lot charged-up. These are people who mean business."
DALLAS -- Ed Feulner is ebullient. And that's -- if you please -- when people around him are saying things like, 'We are witnessing the greatest wave of collectivism since the New Deal.'
From the rostrum in a Dallas hotel ballroom, the founder and president of the Heritage Foundation surveys a charged-up crowd of 600. Not just a little charged-up; on the contrary, a lot charged-up. These are people who mean business."
Climate change, happening before your eyes | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog
Climate change, happening before your eyes | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog:
Barring an about face by nature or adjustments, it appears that for the first time since 2001, Arctic Sea ice will hit the “normal” line as defined by the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) for this time of year."
Barring an about face by nature or adjustments, it appears that for the first time since 2001, Arctic Sea ice will hit the “normal” line as defined by the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) for this time of year."
Day 8: Small businesses fret over ObamaCare - America under ObamaCare
Day 8: Small businesses fret over ObamaCare - America under ObamaCare:
Small-business owner Joe Ascioti says Massachusetts' 2006 health care law has left him facing $15,000 in fines since it took effect. Now, he's worried the nation's new health care overhaul could bring similar woes to employers nationwide.
'The state has mandated something that is one size fits all, which is what this national bill is looking like. And guess who gets to pay for it? The employer,' said Ascioti.
As business owners across the country weigh the new law, they're looking to Massachusetts for harbingers of things to come."
Small-business owner Joe Ascioti says Massachusetts' 2006 health care law has left him facing $15,000 in fines since it took effect. Now, he's worried the nation's new health care overhaul could bring similar woes to employers nationwide.
'The state has mandated something that is one size fits all, which is what this national bill is looking like. And guess who gets to pay for it? The employer,' said Ascioti.
As business owners across the country weigh the new law, they're looking to Massachusetts for harbingers of things to come."
Henry Waxman: The Witch Hunter of Capitol Hill - Michelle Malkin on National Review Online
Henry Waxman: The Witch Hunter of Capitol Hill - Michelle Malkin on National Review Online:
Has there ever been a time when 18-term liberal Democratic congressman Henry Waxman’s nostrils weren’t flaring indignantly at corporate executives and entrepreneurs? The man wields his gavel over the free market like a Damoclean sword. He throws the weight of his congressional chairmanship around like a sumo wrestler walking across hot stones. For more than 35 years, Waxman has made it his taxpayer-funded business to use the power of government to undermine private enterprise."
Has there ever been a time when 18-term liberal Democratic congressman Henry Waxman’s nostrils weren’t flaring indignantly at corporate executives and entrepreneurs? The man wields his gavel over the free market like a Damoclean sword. He throws the weight of his congressional chairmanship around like a sumo wrestler walking across hot stones. For more than 35 years, Waxman has made it his taxpayer-funded business to use the power of government to undermine private enterprise."
The Hostility Follies - Jonah Goldberg on National Review Online
The Hostility Follies - Jonah Goldberg on National Review Online:
Apparently there’s a self-proclaimed militia leader named Mike Vanderboegh who runs an obscure, low-traffic blog out of Pinson, Ala. (population 5,007). Mr. Vanderboegh recently called on his fellow “sons of liberty” to break the windows of Democrats to protest health-care reform.
Let’s start with the obvious: Vanderboegh is an idiot, and anyone who followed his advice is an idiot, too. These people are buffoons, not just because such tactics help Democrats but because such behavior is simply wrong, reprehensible, and clownish."
Apparently there’s a self-proclaimed militia leader named Mike Vanderboegh who runs an obscure, low-traffic blog out of Pinson, Ala. (population 5,007). Mr. Vanderboegh recently called on his fellow “sons of liberty” to break the windows of Democrats to protest health-care reform.
Let’s start with the obvious: Vanderboegh is an idiot, and anyone who followed his advice is an idiot, too. These people are buffoons, not just because such tactics help Democrats but because such behavior is simply wrong, reprehensible, and clownish."
� Open Thread: A Tale of Two Photographs - Big Journalism
Sorry....couldn't resist!!!!
Open Thread: A Tale of Two Photographs - Big Journalism:
Courtesy of the Los Angeles Times’s “Top of the Ticket” blog — one of the best, fairest and most readable MSM blogs in the country — comes this lesson in, shall we say, contrast."
Open Thread: A Tale of Two Photographs - Big Journalism:
Courtesy of the Los Angeles Times’s “Top of the Ticket” blog — one of the best, fairest and most readable MSM blogs in the country — comes this lesson in, shall we say, contrast."
Conservative News: Jeffrey - President Obama foolishly says the healthcare reform is budget neutral. - HUMAN EVENTS
Conservative News: Jeffrey - President Obama foolishly says the healthcare reform is budget neutral. - HUMAN EVENTS:
History will remember how often and adamantly President Barack Obama insisted that the socialized medicine law he signed last week would reduce the federal deficit. It will be his defining lie."
History will remember how often and adamantly President Barack Obama insisted that the socialized medicine law he signed last week would reduce the federal deficit. It will be his defining lie."
Conservative News: Sajak - Opposed to Obamacare? Then You Must Be A Racist - HUMAN EVENTS
Conservative News: Sajak - Opposed to Obamacare? Then You Must Be A Racist - HUMAN EVENTS:
Frank Rich spent many years as the theater critic for the New York Times, where, at worst, his venom could cause a Broadway production or two to close down.
Now, however, Mr. Rich opines on political and social issues for the Times, and, while the results are usually mildly amusing (even if unintentionally so), his reach has grown a bit, so the damage he causes can travel beyond the footlights."
Frank Rich spent many years as the theater critic for the New York Times, where, at worst, his venom could cause a Broadway production or two to close down.
Now, however, Mr. Rich opines on political and social issues for the Times, and, while the results are usually mildly amusing (even if unintentionally so), his reach has grown a bit, so the damage he causes can travel beyond the footlights."
Book Review: Rove Shows Loyalty Has Its Downside - HUMAN EVENTS
Book Review: Rove Shows Loyalty Has Its Downside - HUMAN EVENTS:
Some years ago, West Virginia’s legendary Sen. Robert Byrd got up at a farewell reception honoring a retiring colleague, Texas Sen. Phil Gramm, a man with whom Byrd served and admired but rarely agreed."
Some years ago, West Virginia’s legendary Sen. Robert Byrd got up at a farewell reception honoring a retiring colleague, Texas Sen. Phil Gramm, a man with whom Byrd served and admired but rarely agreed."
Prescription For Disaster Now Covered Under Obamacare - HUMAN EVENTS
Prescription For Disaster Now Covered Under Obamacare - HUMAN EVENTS:
On the 'Today' show this Tuesday, President Obama claimed the massive government takeover of health care the Democrats passed without a single Republican vote was a 'middle of the road' bill that incorporated many Republican ideas.
One Republican idea allegedly incorporated into the Democrats' health care monstrosity is 'medical malpractice reform.' Needless to say, the Democrats' idea of malpractice reform is less than nothing. Until trial lawyers are screaming bloody murder, there has been no medical malpractice reform."
On the 'Today' show this Tuesday, President Obama claimed the massive government takeover of health care the Democrats passed without a single Republican vote was a 'middle of the road' bill that incorporated many Republican ideas.
One Republican idea allegedly incorporated into the Democrats' health care monstrosity is 'medical malpractice reform.' Needless to say, the Democrats' idea of malpractice reform is less than nothing. Until trial lawyers are screaming bloody murder, there has been no medical malpractice reform."
Reuters AlertNet - U.S. Democrats lie low after healthcare victory
If this bill is so HISTORIC - so NEEDED - so PROFOUND....so damned GOOD for all us mere mortals....then why hide......why slink away into the darkness....Huuummmmmmmm???
Reuters AlertNet - U.S. Democrats lie low after healthcare victory:
LOS ANGELES, April 1 (Reuters) - The week after passing landmark healthcare reform and handing President Barack Obama an important victory, members of the U.S. Congress returned to their home districts for a recess to face constituents and justify their votes after the bruising legislative battle.
While Obama made flying visits across the country to tout the new legislation, a number of key Democrats, who led the charge for healthcare reform, seemed to keep a low profile and are doing little to beat the drum."
Reuters AlertNet - U.S. Democrats lie low after healthcare victory:
LOS ANGELES, April 1 (Reuters) - The week after passing landmark healthcare reform and handing President Barack Obama an important victory, members of the U.S. Congress returned to their home districts for a recess to face constituents and justify their votes after the bruising legislative battle.
While Obama made flying visits across the country to tout the new legislation, a number of key Democrats, who led the charge for healthcare reform, seemed to keep a low profile and are doing little to beat the drum."
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
� Who’s Really Behind the Glenn Beck Boycott? - Big Journalism
� Who’s Really Behind the Glenn Beck Boycott? - Big Journalism:
Boycotts could be considered an All American protest. The act of refusing to purchase the goods or services of a targeted product pre-dates the republic, with angry colonists refusing to buy tea following the British Parliament’s enactment of the 1773 Tea Act. What made this boycott so extraordinary is that tea was not simply an item on the shelf of colonial cupboards; it was a staple, a part of the culture that English settlers brought with them to the New World."
Boycotts could be considered an All American protest. The act of refusing to purchase the goods or services of a targeted product pre-dates the republic, with angry colonists refusing to buy tea following the British Parliament’s enactment of the 1773 Tea Act. What made this boycott so extraordinary is that tea was not simply an item on the shelf of colonial cupboards; it was a staple, a part of the culture that English settlers brought with them to the New World."
The American Spectator : But What's the GOP Plan?
The American Spectator : But What's the GOP Plan?:
Is the GOP really just the party of no, as Democrat talking points say and the Democrat party controlled media echo? Or do Republicans have a positive vision for America besides their well-justified opposition to the ultra-left Obamacrat agenda?"
Is the GOP really just the party of no, as Democrat talking points say and the Democrat party controlled media echo? Or do Republicans have a positive vision for America besides their well-justified opposition to the ultra-left Obamacrat agenda?"
� End ObamaCare, Don’t Mend It: 100% Repeal Is Only Option - Big Government
End ObamaCare, Don’t Mend It: 100% Repeal Is Only Option - Big Government:
Winston Churchill – the statesman who defined champagne as “bottled sunshine” – often suffered bouts of deep depression. He called that frequent companion his “black dog.” After their drubbing in 2008 and Obama’s legislative tsunami – pausing, not ending in the enactment of the healthcare reform bill – some Republicans appear ready to settle in for a long political winter with Churchill’s black dog curled up at their feet."
Winston Churchill – the statesman who defined champagne as “bottled sunshine” – often suffered bouts of deep depression. He called that frequent companion his “black dog.” After their drubbing in 2008 and Obama’s legislative tsunami – pausing, not ending in the enactment of the healthcare reform bill – some Republicans appear ready to settle in for a long political winter with Churchill’s black dog curled up at their feet."
Boehner: Obama Administration’s Decision Keeps Vast Majority of America’s Offshore Energy Resources Off Limits | Republican Leader John Boehner
Boehner: Obama Administration’s Decision Keeps Vast Majority of America’s Offshore Energy Resources Off Limits | Republican Leader John Boehner:
House Republican Leader John Boehner (R-OH) today criticized the Obama Administration for refusing to listen to the American people and keeping the vast majority of America’s offshore energy resources off limits at a time when Americans want an “all of the above” strategy for promoting American energy production and creating American jobs:"
House Republican Leader John Boehner (R-OH) today criticized the Obama Administration for refusing to listen to the American people and keeping the vast majority of America’s offshore energy resources off limits at a time when Americans want an “all of the above” strategy for promoting American energy production and creating American jobs:"
Measure's impact on small businesses expected to vary | The Portland Press Herald / Maine Sunday Telegram
Da...Da...Da....another one bites the dust.....
Measure's impact on small businesses expected to vary | The Portland Press Herald / Maine Sunday Telegram:
Doug Newman believes that his company, Newman Concrete Services Inc. in Richmond, won't pay any immediate costs from the sweeping health care reform law signed by President Obama on Tuesday."
Measure's impact on small businesses expected to vary | The Portland Press Herald / Maine Sunday Telegram:
Doug Newman believes that his company, Newman Concrete Services Inc. in Richmond, won't pay any immediate costs from the sweeping health care reform law signed by President Obama on Tuesday."
ADP Says U.S. Companies Unexpectedly Cut Payrolls (Update2) - Bloomberg.com
ADP Says U.S. Companies Unexpectedly Cut Payrolls (Update2) - Bloomberg.com:
The 23,000 decline was the smallest in two years and followed a revised 24,000 drop the prior month, data from ADP Employer Services showed today. Over the previous six months, ADP’s initial figures have overstated the Labor Department’s first estimate of private payroll losses by as little as 2,000 in February to as much as 151,000 in November."
The 23,000 decline was the smallest in two years and followed a revised 24,000 drop the prior month, data from ADP Employer Services showed today. Over the previous six months, ADP’s initial figures have overstated the Labor Department’s first estimate of private payroll losses by as little as 2,000 in February to as much as 151,000 in November."
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