Thursday, February 25, 2010

NYT: The First Tea-Party Terrorist?

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[Not to be outdone by its liberal competition.]



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[You need read Stack's writings to know how blatant this (180-degree) spin is: the guy was a lefty loon - but I guess any nut job will do to disparage a grass roots movement the elite left despises.
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Breitbart to NY Times Reporter for Alleging Racial Tones: 'You’re a Despicable Human Being'

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After Barack Obama's election as the first black president of the United States, we were supposed to have entered a new, post-racial era. However, as many feel it has turned out, any dissent or criticism of the most powerful man in the free world or his agenda draws allegations of "racial tones," as happened on the New York Times Web site on Feb. 18.

And on Feb. 18 at the 2010 Conservative Political Action Conference, Andrew Breitbart, publisher of Breitbart.com, Breitbart.tv, Big Hollywood, Big Government and Big Journalism, called out the Times' reporter, Kate Zernike, for making those allegations. (6:00 in first video)

Breitbart was accepting the Reed Irvine Accuracy in Media Award for extensively covering one of the most "uncovered" stories of 2009 for corruption within the so-called community activist organization ACORN.

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ACORN Official: Gangster Group Will Be Bankrupt Soon But Fake Spinoff Groups Will Carry On The Corruption

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The ACORN crime syndicate is not going away anytime soon, but it’s going to look different. ACORN will probably run out of money and fold by year’s end

but a dozen ACORN state chapters reincorporated to seem like new, independent organizations will spring up in the next week to carry on ACORN’s business,


a leaked email from ACORN’s online director suggests...


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Vanity Fair: Conservative Magazines Rise on Hate

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According to Vanity Fair's Matt Pressman, President Obama's plummeting approval rate isn't just affecting the Oval Office, it has liberal magazines suffering and conservative titles flourishing. "Hate sells," Pressman wrote in his Feb. 23 article, and, with fewer Americans approving of the President, conservative magazines have enjoyed a "boost from the anti-government, tea-party led fervor."

[And differing opinions on the definition of liberty have nothing to do with it whatsoever - move along ... ]

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Marines Seize Taliban Headquarters

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After a fierce gunfight, U.S. Marines seized a strongly defended compound Friday that appears to have been a Taliban headquarters — complete with photos of fighters posing with their weapons, dozens of Taliban-issued ID cards and graduation diplomas from a training camp in Pakistan.

Insurgents who had been using the field office just south of Marjah's town center abandoned it by the end of the day's fighting, as Marines converged on them from all sides, escalating operations to break resistance in this Taliban stronghold in southern Helmand province...

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NATO issues directive restricting night raids

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A new directive, confirmed Wednesday by Gen. Stanley McChrystal, aims to limit such nighttime raids on civilians. It was prompted by a storm of complaints from Afghans who, like Nabi, who were enraged over foreign soldiers bursting into their homes.

[Understandable on their part - insanity on ours.]

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Criticism of Obama’s OIC Envoy Raises Questions About the Need for Such an Envoy

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President Obama’s decision to appoint an envoy to the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) has focused renewed attention on the Saudi-based body, and what role a U.S. envoy should play.

The OIC describes itself as “the second largest intergovernmental organization in membership after the United Nations, with 57 member and five observer countries, and … the voice of 1.5 billion Muslims in the world affairs.” Its 56 member states are scattered across the Middle East, Africa and Asia, along with one in Europe (Albania) and two in South America (Guyana and Suriname). The 57th is “Palestine,” which is not a sovereign country.

Partly overshadowed by the controversy surrounding statements Rashad Hussain made six years ago about a man indicted for supporting terrorists, is the question of whether the U.S. should have an envoy to the Islamic bloc in the first place...

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Bosses rapped for valid sacking

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The nation's industrial umpire has ruled that a long-term employee who was legitimately sacked for repeated safety breaches must be reinstated and paid compensation because of his poor education and poor job prospects. In the latest ruling to concern business, Fair Work Australia found the worker had engaged in "relatively serious misconduct", but ruled the sacking void due to his length of service and the fact he was a poorly educated middle-aged family man,

[I.e., a victim. The inevitable result of a society based on the equality of outcomes.]

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Greek workers stage general strike

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Flights in and out of Greece were grounded and schools and most public services shut down as the country's unions staged a general strike on Wednesday. Police fired tear gas in clashes with demonstrators in central Athens who hurled rocks and plastic bottles near parliament, but the violence remained fairly limited.

More than 30,000 protesters took part in a march on Wednesday in Athens, part of the first general strike in the country since the election of a centre-left government in October...

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Congress Puts Toyota On Show Trial

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Commerce: Toyota's leaders are in for nasty star-chamber hearings in Congress, with politicians grandstanding and regulators pointing fingers. It's no way to treat a big employer that contributes so much to our economy. When Toyota first came to the U.S. in the 1950s and took out TV ads in the 1960s, the Japan-based company was ridiculed. How could its dinky little cars compete with the mighty Big Three automakers for the American market?

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U.S. owes Toyota fair, careful treatment on safety issues

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When I announced three years ago that Toyota would open a U.S. vehicle assembly plant in Blue Springs, Miss., I said Toyota was the world's premier automobile manufacturer. I still believe that. Make no mistake, the safety and reliability concerns identified in some Toyota automobiles -- although they occur very infrequently -- are serious.

It seems to me, however, that the company is doing everything it should as quickly as possible to make things right...

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POLL: 23% Say Government Criticizing Toyota To Help GM

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A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 23% of Americans agree that senior government officials are criticizing Toyota to help GM. Thirty-eight percent (38%) disagree. But nearly four-out-of-10 (39%) aren’t sure.

Fifty-one percent (51%) of adults, however, believe that the government as the majority owner of GM has a conflict-of-interest when it comes to regulating competing automakers. Twenty-five percent (25%) don’t think the government has a conflict-of-interest, but 24% more are undecided.

Fifty percent (50%) also say it is at least somewhat likely that the government will pass laws and regulations giving GM an unfair advantage over other car companies. That number includes 27% who say it is very likely.

[Misdirection (hiding behind a grain of truth, the best way): the real unforgivable sin committed by Toyota is that it's a non-union shop - and that's intolerable to Congress' owners...]

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Obama, Biden, Clinton, Dodd & More Believe Reconciliation is Unconstitutional

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The Obama White House has recently announced that they will go forward with a reconciliation process -- sometimes called the “nuclear option” -- to try and pass their government run healthcare plan in the Senate. This process circumvents a Republican filibuster and only requires a simple majority vote of 51 rather than 60.

What did top Democrats think of this process previously? See below…

[Long list of harsh attacks on the idea/process - but I guess that was then...]

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Senate skirts new rules to pass second stimulus bill

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It took less than two weeks for lawmakers to vote to break new rules requiring that new spending be offset elsewhere in the budget, waiving the requirement just minutes before a strong bipartisan majority passed a $15 billion job-creation bill in the Senate on Wednesday.

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Feds derail Kasich's idea to spend $400M on roads instead

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The federal government says Ohio must use $400 million in stimulus money for a new passenger train project, not on highways as suggested by Republican gubernatorial candidate John Kasich.Kasich, a critic of the train project, said this week the money ought to be used to repair roads and bridges.

Rob Kulat, a spokesman for the Federal Rail Administration, said today that the money can't be reallocated.

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UK hospital care horrific - report

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An independent inquiry said on Tuesday it had found ''shocking'' standards of care at a National Health Service (NHS) hospital trust in the Midlands, including patients being left unwashed for up to a month. The inquiry's chair Robert Francis said many patients treated by the Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust had ''suffered horrific experiences that will haunt them and their loved ones for the rest of their lives''...

[Again and again - not the individual horror stories, all systems have them (including ours) - but studies of effectiveness in the macro invariably draw the same picture again and again: government involvement destroys systems.]

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The “Green Jobs” Scam Unmasked

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According to an ABC News report, though, almost $2 billion in “stimulus” funding has been spent so far on wind power, and yet 80% of that money has gone to foreign-owned companies. “Most of the jobs are going overseas,”

In fact, there’s a good chance that the government employees hired to promote “Green Jobs” outnumber the actual permanent “Green Jobs” created.

However you do the math, these positions are obviously a mere drop in the bucket compared to U.S. job losses in the wind manufacturing segment of the energy economy alone, to say nothing of the millions of lost jobs nationwide.

Worse still, the lunacy isn’t stopping. We are continuing to pour hundreds of millions of dollars into this failed framework, which uses American sweat to create permanent positions (and profit) for foreign companies.

Frankly, it’s time for Obama to come clean on the “Green Jobs” scam – and to explain why his so-called “transparent and accountable” administration didn’t catch it sooner.

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Report: Oil-and-gas drilling bans will cut GDP by $2.36 trillion

[Meanwhile...]

This should provide some ammo for industry groups pushing the White House to allow wider drilling: A new report says U.S. oil-and-gas drilling bans will increase consumer energy costs and decrease cumulative U.S. GDP by $2.36 trillion over the next two decades -



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Bill to Grant Native Hawaiians Sovereignty Passes House

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A bill that would give native Hawaiians the same right as Native Americans is halfway through the congressional process but opponents say the legislation is divisive and would turn over valuable land and resources out of U.S. hands.

In an overwhelming win, the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization bill, also known as the Akaka bill for four-term Sen. Daniel Akaka, passed the House Tuesday, which establishes separate sovereignty for a sub-set of Hawaii's population...

[Resulting in differing laws applied to neighbors based on their race. There is no faster way to dismantle a nation.]

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CNN Perpetuates Dangerous Tuskegee Myth



On February 14, CNN aired both segments of its special series “Black in America," and used the opportunity to perpetuate a harmful racial myth.

Dr. Thomas says black men are afraid of being exploited – a fear caused by history and the revelation that for forty years unsuspecting poor black men were used as medical guinea pigs in the infamous Tuskegee experiments,” O’Brien said.

“Between 1932 and 1972, 400 men were lied to about their condition; the men suffered terribly – tumors, heart disease, paralysis, blindness, insanity, and many died. Project Brotherhood overcomes this legacy of fear by staffing clinics with doctors, interns, and social workers who are black, professionals they say their patients can link to.”

However, the story of the Tuskegee “experiments” as told by “Black in America,” is a [complete] myth...

[In fact, another "180-degree" spin... aired on a major 'professional' news network.]

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All Educators Fired at Underperforming RI School

A Rhode Island school district has voted to fire all the teachers at an underperforming school. The Central Falls School Committee voted Tuesday evening to fire every educator at Central Falls High School at the end of the school year. It's the only school in the tiny, impoverished city north of Providence.

Only about half its students graduate, and only 7 percent of 11th-graders were proficient in math in 2009.


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Wednesday, February 24, 2010


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Media Use Austin IRS Terror Attack to Slam Tea Party Movement

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Despite the fact that Stack's suicidal diatribe made no mention of the tea party, the Colorado Independent reported,

"There will be more attacks. Stack was not right or left. He may or may not have been a Tea Partier."

BusinessInsider.com ran a headline titled:

"The Austin Texas Bombing Is A HUGE Image Blow To The 'Tea Party.'"

Time magazine's web site, meanwhile, did not contain the words "tea party." Yet it carried a link in crimson letters halfway through its report titled:

"See the making of the tea party movement."

Washington Post editorial board writer Jonathan Capehart, who wrote:

"I am struck by how his alienation is similar to that we're hearing from the extreme elements of the Tea Party movement."

Like all such liberal hit pieces, [insert:


ABC: Joe Stack Hailed as Hero in American 'Patriot' Resurgence

WaPo: Austin Suicide Pilot's 'Alienation Similar To Extreme Elements of Tea Party Movement'

MSNBC: ' Southern Poverty Guest Ties Stack To 'Radical Right'

NY Mag Jumps on Liberal Bandwagon, Ties Joe Stack to Tea Parties

Newsweek Links Stack to ‘Right Wing Terror,’ Inexplicably Mentions Racism

CNN's Sanchez and Velshi Omit Stack's Communist Sympathies


Capehart did not provide any rationale for linking the wanton act to the conservative grass-roots movement sweeping the nation, which liberal commentators have ridiculed from the outset.

Rich Noyes, research director for the Media Research Center watchdog organization, characterized the mainstream media's inclination to link the attack to conservatives, without evidence to support it, as "obnoxious."

"I mean, this is what editors are for, to prevent this kind of impugning of a movement that represents millions of people with genuine grievances about the direction their government is taking, and some nut who is irritated with the IRS because he has to pay his taxes and doesn't think he should."

Asked his reaction to media reports linking the tea party movement to the tragedy, Holloway told Newsmax,

"I think it's just the whole notion of a few people in politics, and I'll include some of the media, that everything is about political process rather than about people. Here you've got a terrible tragedy involving so many people, and the first thought is: 'How do I use this to forward my own agenda and to try to attack someone else's?'

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Newsweek's conspiracy 'debunking' targets the right

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Newsweek recently issued a Liberal's "A Conspiracy Manifesto of the vast Rightwing Extremist's Conspiracy Theories" article... only instead of calling the piece a "manifesto" author David Graham called it "debunking fringe beliefs." Apparently manifesto was a little too communist sounding.

The elaborations on each debunking (in bold) as written in Newsweek won't be articulated below but parts of the "refutations" are (normal font). Here are the Flying Spaghetti Monsters that Mr. Graham battles and his coup de grâce, in part, to each.

The full article can be read here. [snip]

If I didn't know any better I'd swear that Newsweek had David Graham write this who had Obama write it who had Ayers write it who had Alinsky write it.

Now if I believed that - I'd be on the list. No thanks.

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‘Iran, West situation deteriorating quickly’

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The situation between Iran and the West is increasingly deteriorating and the region as a whole is yet to face the full impact of the financial crises in 2010, says Claude Smadja, President of Smadja & Associates. “With regards to Iran, the Obama administration has tried a policy of extending a hand towards the country. Right now they have a feeling that their extended hand has been ignored by the region from what I’ve heard from friends in the US. The Iranian regime is continuing its policy of building weapons capabilities

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'If Iran gets nukes, so will Turkey'

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Following his meeting with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and local Jewish community leaders on Monday, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu went out to eat with his wife Sara at a Moscow restaurant and coincidentally ran into Greek Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs George Papandreou. (Snip) In an apparent to prod the Greeks toward action on the Iranian issue Netanyahu said that a nuclear would eventually lead to the Nuclearization of Turkey, Greece’s long-time nemesis...

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N. Korea Vows to Bolster Nuclear Force as Deterrent

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North Korea vowed Friday to bolster its nuclear force unless the United States dropped its hostile policy and removed nuclear threats to the North, adding that its nuclear program could not be traded for economic aid.

[Again and again: In the absence of American leadership, despots will fill the void.]

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Sanctions alone won't stop Iran's nuclear program

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Iran raised the extent of its defiance of the world when it began enriching uranium to a level approaching 20 percent. In the West, there is wide agreement that this step is bringing Iran closer to having a nuclear bomb. (Snip) The end of the year, the deadline that Obama set for evaluating diplomatic progress on Iran, also came and went. It is hard to avoid the conclusion that nothing has been accomplished, and it has been clear that the essential next step will involve imposing sanctions.

[But a regime change from within could.]

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Russia: No talks of punitive measures against Iran

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Amid Israel's earnest calls for fresh Iran sanctions, Russian foreign ministry said Friday that no talk was right now in progress for more punitive measures against Teheran.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Andrei Nesterenko said on Friday that the six major powers were not discussing any new sanctions against Iran at the moment.

"No work is in progress at the UN Security Council in New York today to prepare a possible sanctions-based resolution on Iran," Nesterenko said but didn't "fully rule out the possibility of starting this work."

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The report, however, called on Tehran to further discuss and cooperate on the issue of the alleged studies...

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Report: Hackers Attacked Google From China Schools

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The Internet attacks that may end up driving Google Inc. out of China originated from two prominent schools in the country, according to a story published late Thursday.

The New York Times reported security investigators have traced the hacking to computers at Shanghai Jiaotong University and Lanxiang Vocational School in China. The newspaper attributed the information to unnamed people involved in the investigation.

The National Security Agency and other specialists in digital forensics have been trying to identify the source of the attacks against Google and the other companies for weeks. The inquiry led to computers at the two schools, with some evidence suggesting the attacks may have started 10 months ago, the Times reported.

Google didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.

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Reality Check Re: Public Pensions Timb Bomb

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"Mr. Obama also recently pointed to his work on the Illinois pension issue as a model for what he would do as president..." The New York Times, 2007.


"Nineteen states were rated as meriting serious concerns. Illinois-the worst-performing state-was one of eight to earn zero points toward its pension grade... The state's pension plans are underfunded (at 54 percent), have high unfunded liabilities (340 percent of covered payroll) and have insufficient contributions (less than 60 percent of the actuarially required contribution was paid in 2008)." The Trillion Dollar Gap, a report by the Pew Center on the States on state pensions and retiree benefits.



[Lord: if California only 'needs improvement', what the hell can 'serious concerns' mean?]

Source: Pew Center on the States.
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AP not slightly curious about Treasury's claim of 'outlays' REDUCTIONS despite spending increases?

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In his report ("Federal deficit at $430.69 billion through January") following yesterday's snow-delayed release of Uncle Sam's most recent Monthly Treasury Statement, the Associated Press's Martin Crutsinger informed readers that through the first four months of the fiscal year, "outlays total $1.12 trillion, down 3.9 percent from the spending through the same period in 2009."

So how did Uncle Sam manage to present a lower total of "outlays" compared to last year? Well, I can identify the line items, but won't pretend to understand what they are:



As the graphic above shows, when you subtract two vaguely labeled line items from total "outlays," the picture changes radically. What was a 4% drop dutifully reported by Crutsinger turns into an 11% increase.

The "other independent agencies" spending line item swung over $62 billion in fiscal 2010, from $24.6 billion the previous year to a negative $37.8 billion. This year's number seems to have gone the other way thanks largely but clearly not entirely to a negative $41.4 billion line item called "Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation."

There is no detail in the report explaining either this year's $38.9 billion or last year's $135.9 billion obliquely described as "Dept. of the Treasury -- Other," let alone why this year's amount is a whopping $97 billion lower than last year.

As seen in the "Adjustments" line in the graphic, the two line items came in a combined $159 billion lower than last year.

So what are these things, and why have they swung so wildly? I don't know. It's supposed to be Martin Crutsinger's and the AP's job to find out and tell us. If any company CEO were to receive a similar report from his or her CFO with such large unexplained and fluctuating items, you can guarantee that the CFO would be called on the carpet to tell the boss what the heck they are and what has happened with them. The news-consuming public deserves the same answers.

It seems less than forthright to exclude the two items just noted from a press report supposedly meant, among other things, to describe to readers what's actually happening with federal spending.

Unless their role has changed to that of government stenographer, the "Essential Global News Network" known as the Associated Press owes it to us to find out what these things are, instead of allowing the government to present them as regular "outlays" and make it appear as if there is some kind of real control over federal spending.

As just shown, there basically isn't any in day-to-day operations.

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What Americans Don't Understand about Obamacare

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In his State of the Union speech, President Obama tried to offer a mea culpa of sorts for the unraveling of his health care bill. Calling health care "a complex issue," the president said, "I take my share of the blame for not explaining it more clearly to the American people."

Mr. President, you are correct. We Americans don't understand.

However, our lack of understanding is not because we're incapable of deciphering complex issues. Rather, we don't understand how Obamacare itself is supposed to make our health care system any better.

Here is a short list of what we specifically don't understand:

How will our health care system improve by giving a $300-million payoff to Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu in Louisiana in exchange for her vote?

What is positive about exempting Nebraska from having to pay future Medicare costs but making other states foot the bill?

Why are labor unions singled out from all other Americans and given an eight-year pass on paying taxes, while non-union workers have to pick up the tab?

Why should taxpayers be forced to pay for elective abortions?

How does putting the federal government between Americans and their doctors improve anyone's health?

How does a closed-door legislative process help us understand the complexities of Obamacare?

Mr. President, what we don't understand is why a bill that is so good and necessary requires secrecy, bribes, and lies to ensure its passage. Why do you feel the need to hide the bill from us? Why do your biggest supporters need their palms greased before they come on board with your plan? Why do you tell us one thing about the cost of your bill, only for us to find out later that you understated the actual cost by over 300 percent?

In short, Mr. President, why should we believe anything you tell us about health care anymore?

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Maybe If the White House Just Repeats Its Health Care Reform Plan One More Time...

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The White House has announced that it will publish a health care reform proposal in advance of the forthcoming bipartisan health care summit. Reports suggest that it will be a House/Senate compromise plan rather than a new White House proposal. The idea, as far as I can tell, is to give Democratic leadership in Congress a mild push to finalize a compromise (and, presumably, a passage strategy to go along with it) and to expose Republicans as having no ideas—or, even better, as standing for wildly unpopular ideas.

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The War on Truth

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The greatest danger to our wealth, our liberties, our values, and our safety today comes from the deconstruction of truth. We live in a world driven by information. Almost all real wealth today is based upon information and knowledge. Almost all real power today is based upon mass communication, education, and entertainment. Even military power relies upon data and intelligence, not brute force... [snip]

We have a president who is almost solely the creature of a partisan pseudo-science which views truth as an odd waste product. Has Obama ever seriously searched for truth? His lifelong chums are a gaggle of pseudo-thinkers and strong-arm operatives who float through college into jobs unconnected with honor. He reads us his soul off a teleprompter whose digitized letters conform to polling data.

The terrifying numbers which his surreal spending has created mean nothing to Obama. The threats to our nation are real to him only as it affects his polling numbers. His indifference to truth is the greatest danger he presents the world.

Truth is our highest virtue.

Too many millions of us simply do not believe that is true. As long as concern for honesty, dedication to what is real, and intellectual integrity flounder, all the tricks toys, and tickets of knowledge and technology will simply be little curses in our lives...


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NYT Lauds Obama Lobbyist Regulations, Ignores Numerous Lobbyists in Top Admin Posts


For much of the liberal media, President Obama operates in a vacuum. In their minds, if he says he will do something, he will most likely do it, even if he has a blatant record of not following through on similar promises.

Take Obama's lobbyist rhetoric, for instance. When the President claimed the White House has "excluded lobbyists from policymaking jobs" he was telling the truth, sort of. He did not mean, and his staff has confirmed this, that they've excluded all lobbyists from the process, as, you know, a reasonable person would gather. He just meant that some lobbyists that applied for jobs in his administration didn't get them.

As it turns out, there are over 40 former lobbyists working in the White House or some branch of the executive (see chart below the fold).

The New York Times today ran a glowing story on President Obama's upcoming crackdown on lobbyists, never once mentioning his duplicitous statement during the State of the Union.

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Breitbart to Media: The Gig Is Up -

Conservative publisher Andrew Breitbart called out the mainstream media Saturday saying, "The gig is up. We figured you out. You're not on our team. You're not on the American team."

Speaking to a lively crowd at CPAC, Breitbart attacked the entire liberal establishment: "This multicultural crap that you instill in our kids the second they get into college, and you separate them and pit them against each other so that you can get votes every election cycle, that's ending right now."

He marvelously continued, "Your Alinsky tactics to try and destroy Hannah [Giles], James [O'Keefe], and me: Bring it on"


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Michele Bachmann brings 'miss me yet' billboard to CPAC

George W. Bush is back -- at CPAC, at least. Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann (R) got a big cheer Friday for putting up a picture of the former president with the caption "Miss me yet?" "I like it too," she proclaimed. The image first appeared mysteriously on a billboard in her state earlier this month. It turned out to be the work of a group of small business owners. Shirts bearing the Bush image are also selling well online, according to the New York Daily News.Conservatives at the annual event have been embracing the last administration in other ways.

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