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Baucus intoxicated during healthcare debate


Hell, the Dems have been drunk with power ever since Obama got elected. What else is new?

Science is not politics. Nor should it be:WSJ Video

Daniel Heninger talks about public perception of science in the wake of the Climategate scandal.

Pamela Geller on statism, Islamofascism and the left

Friends of Uncle Joe Donnelly

Some insights into the tactics of SEIU. SEIU is now running advertising in support of Joe Donnelly and his vote for the House healthcare bill.

Big government: The way things ought to be.

Healthcare for America: preventing debate is the same as winning it, right?

Apparently the way Healthcare for America intends to fight the battle is to prevent hard questions from being asked. This video shows paid demonstrators being instructed on how to disrupt healthcare “reform” opponents’ questions and prevent them from being seen or heard.

More at I Hate the Media

Rahm Emanuel’s Roots

Insights from a former Democrat pollster.

Obama out of context? We think not.

Drudge flagged this on his website, and fairly soon after, the following video came out claiming that the video was taken out of context. How? Where are the edits? They’re not there.  This is a minute or so of Obama’s words uncut. Obama’s words describe his wishes, and his strategy for getting to a single-payer health plan.  No mistakes, no errors, no doubt about what he intends. It is not cobbled together, as Linda Douglass thinks we are dumb enough to believe.  To say that this is out of context is propaganda Goebbels would have admired.

In the White House video, Linda Douglass shows us excerpts from the AARP town hall in which we can only assume that Obama is lying. Not because we are biased, but because of Obama’s OWN WORDS, and because of what can be found in the House Bill itself. Linda Douglass is helping to perpetrate a huge fraud, and the President and minions continue to show their contempt for the public they thought they could fool.