Thursday, October 29, 2009

House Health Care Bill Emerges

The media and Democrats are celebrating economic growth in the third quarter of the year, while Forbes magazine asks if this might be as good as it gets.  The growth is coming from government spending, like $24,000 per car under cash for clunkers, which is unsustainable and is only removing money from the economy.  The economy continues to shed jobs, the number of jobs created by the "stimulus" package has been overstated, and new home sales fell last month.  In other words, the economy is not recovering, and may even be preparing for a double-dip.  Obama owns it.

 

House Democrats introduced their 1,990-page health care bill today, which includes a government option and new taxes to fund the $900 billion price tag that will add to the deficit in the last five years of the first decade.  What the Democrats are trying to sell is not just a free lunch, but a free breakfast, lunch, dinner, and bedtime snack.

 

President Bush named more than 40% of his top-level fundraisers to posts in his administration, and the media was outraged.  Only it wasn't President Bush, it was President Obama, and the media is ignoring the story.

 

Obama isn't even doing well among women.

 

A Detroit Imam who advocated the use of force to establish a society where Muslims would rule non-Muslims was shot when the FBI tried to apprehend him, and now the federal government is warning about retaliation.

 

Costco is going to begin accepting food stamps.  I think they should create a separate line for the parasites during checkout.

 

Thomas Sowell writes about Barack Obama dismantling America.

 

Obama has failed to defeat conservatism in America, but he is defeating the Republican Party.

 

Some of you will like this:  Right-wing women rock.

 

A little girl in Des Moines, Iowa was suspended for bringing empty shotgun shells to school.  Zero-tolerance idiocy.

 

Georgia ranks near the bottom nationally for educational standards.  How long before education bureaucrats blame a lack of money?

 

Can anybody tell me why in the world you would pay $25 to talk to a bunch of political candidates?

 

More Houston County parents are complaining about the new school zones.

 

I mentioned this yesterday, but Chuck Shaheen has a large lead in fundraising among candidates for Warner Robins mayor.

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