Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi spent the weekend telling Democrats to hurry up and get the job done, i.e., end the legislative agony by passing Obamacare (even though polls show that a solid majority of the American people oppose it).
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The American people oppose Obamacare by almost 2 to 1 in the latest CNN poll. Other polls also show lopsided opposition to passing either the Senate or House health-care bill.
Continue reading →Hidden in Obama’s health care bill is a huge marriage penalty. Both the Senate and House bills would set up yet another federal program to provide financial incentives to subsidize marriage avoidance and illegitimate offspring.
Continue reading →The biggest political issue today and in the 2010 election is that one in six Americans are jobless.
Continue reading →As liberals rush ObamaCare through Congress, let’s review the disparity between promises and text. Joe Wilson’s declaration “You lie!” is ringing truer with each passing day.
Continue reading →When Barack Obama told Joe the Plumber he planned to “spread the wealth around,” many people didn’t realize he was not talking about spreading the wealth only of the super-rich.
Continue reading →The sanctimonious shock at Rep. Joe Wilson’s (R-SC) calling out “You lie” when Barack Obama said the health care bill will not insure illegal aliens reminds me of the Casablanca police chief saying he was “shocked, shocked” to learn that gambling was taking place in the saloon.
Continue reading →Speaker Nancy Pelosi said one correct thing: health care legislation is our “opportunity, not of a lifetime, but of the century.”
Continue reading →The House Democrats’ health care bill is entitled “America’s Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009.” No clue is given as to how long we will have a choice, but it will probably be only until the “public option” chases private insurance out of business.
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The Democrats’ most recent answer to the question of how they will pay for their trillion-dollar health-care reform was just announced by Ways and Means Chairman Charles Rangel. He wants to impose a surtax on incomes over $280,000, which would be a staggering blow to small businesses that create most jobs.
Continue reading →President Obama’s drive for government health care began in earnest on Saturday, June 6 in thousands of neighborhood House Meetings where his supporters listened to his sales talk via a video on the internet and participated in a live conference call.
Continue reading →ou are sitting in a doctor’s waiting room with eight other sick patients and the nurse announces: The doctor will see all of you now — at the same time.
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