Following the release of Gen. Stanley McChrystal's assessment of the situation in Afghanistan, President Obama faces some tough questions and some even tougher decisions, decisions that have the very real potential to have more of an affect on his presidency than the fate of health care reform. Think about it; health care reform, if passed, will not take effect until after the 2012 election. But if we're still in Afghanistan, with no end in sight,...
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Bill Moyers does it again, exposing another member of the Republican Party's 'Throwing Stones From Inside the Glass House' brigade, Dick Armey, for the fraud and hypocrite that he is. On the latest edition of his Journal, Mr. Moyers started with a re-cap of last weekend's protest in Washington, D.C. and then launched into Armey:"For most of his adult life their leader has benefited from just the kind of government, tax-supported health care he's fighting...
Never one to let an opportunity to spew his hatred and play upon the ignorance and bigotry of his listening audience pass by, Republican Party spokesman and race-baiter-in-chief Rush Limbaugh said on his radio program yesterday about the incident on a Belleville, Illinois schoolbus:"It's Obama's America, is it not? Obama's America, white kids getting beat up on school buses now. You put your kids on a school bus, you expect safety but in Obama's America...
Part of the argument against the public option is that the private insurance companies won't be able to compete and will be driven out of business. My response to that is "GOOD." And CIGNA should be the first to go:If for just 5 minutes we could get the Republicans to stop saying "No," and the Blue Dog Democrats to stop counting campaign contributions from their insurance company masters, they might be able see what this...
While the debate on health care reform is receiving the lion's share of attention, something else is looming on the horizon for President Obama and the Congress, something which the president will address today when he goes to New York--the financial institutions that were considered too big to fail are even bigger, and Wall Street is up to it's old tricks again. "The failure of Lehman, the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. history, and the panicky...







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