Lie of the Day from lauraingraham.com: “We have promoted the pursuit of a bipartisan approach to health reform from day one.” - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, claiming Democrats have included Republicans in the health care reform process.
Party of 'No'...and Proud > No We Won't [This is one of the best enumeration of conservative principles that I have seen! – JS]
Craig Becker Defeated - People are policy and even the Dems were running from this BHO policy!
SLIPPERY SLOPE Watch! Will the White House demand that every business “justify” its price increases?
President Obama's Health-Care Summit - The President wants a Republican foil at The Wall Street Journal:
In other words, the summit is intended to be a pseudo-event staged to rehabilitate a political agenda that is opposed by well over half the public. The pitch is that the President and Republicans will sit down, sort through the best and worst ideas, and hash out a bill. Ah, sweet bipartisanship.
The true White House purpose is to create a Republican foil. ObamaCare has sunk under its own weight, so the idea is to revive it by suggesting that the choice is between it and GOP ideas. This helps explain why the President and his budget director, Peter Orszag, have gone out of their way to trash Wisconsin Republican Paul Ryan's reform "road map" in recent days for "cutting" Medicare.
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Bush Was Right, Says BHO – 'We are not handling any of these cases any different from the Bush administration.' : Leave aside, for just a moment, the substance. Far more arresting is that Mr. Obama now defends himself by invoking a man he has spent the past year blaming for al Qaeda's growth. You know—all those Niebuhrian speeches about how America had gone "off course," "shown arrogance and been dismissive," and "made decisions based on fear rather than foresight," thus handing al Qaeda a valuable recruiting tool.
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The Fallacy of "Fairness" by Thomas Sowell at townhall.com :
If there is ever a contest to pick which word has done the most damage to people's thinking, and to actions to carry out that thinking, my nomination would be the word "fair." It is a word thrown around by far more people than have ever bothered to even try to define it.
This mushy vagueness may be a big handicap in logic but it is a big advantage in politics. All sorts of people, with very different notions about what is or is not fair, can be mobilized behind this nice-sounding word, in utter disregard of the fact that they mean very different things when they use that word. Read more…
ACTION Please! Keep The Heat On for a disabled GI facing utility cutoffs during this brutal winter
Drillgate: Internal Emails Shows BHO Team Lying in continued strategy of dance, delay, and deceive.
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