This is it... the criminal activities of ACORN caught on tape

This is where $1 billion of our tax dollars have been allocated. For this -- advice on how to skirt the law on prostitution, child prostitution and paying taxes.

Caught on video:

http://www.biggovernment.com/

Thomas Sowell: Listening to a Liar

http://townhall.com/columnists/ThomasSowell/2009/09/08/listening_to_a_liar

Obama: public option off the table

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0909/26672.html

This from the guy who promised no lobbyists in his cabinet, a tax cut for 95% of Americans and complete disclosure on legislation. Take it for what it's worth.

Bill in the Senate would give president power to control the internet

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-10320096-38.html

Yea, that's a good idea. Obama would never abuse power.

Confirmed: Liberals have no shame, exhibit B. Hypocrisy abound as Dem's try to reverse their own open Senate seat law

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/08/28/push-kennedy-successor-stirs-political-storm/

Actually, it's not so much hypocrisy as it is short-sighted and poor law-writing. The law that they should have passed would just say, "All open legislative seats should be filled the way Teddy would have wanted."

Confirmed: Liberals have no shame. Pelosi begins using the deceased Senator Kennedy as a prop to push socialized health care

It's a fitting health care ploy, since it makes me sick.

From Michelle Malkin:

http://michellemalkin.com/2009/08/26/the-wretched-excess-begins/

John Stossel on Obama and health care reform

Succinct and to the point. Leave it to John Stossel to cut right to the core of Obama and health care reform.

http://blogs.abcnews.com/johnstossel/2009/08/competition-.html

"Choice, competition, reducing costs -- those are the things that I want to see accomplished in this health reform bill," President Obama told talk-show host Michael Smerconish last week.
Choice and competition would be good.
They would indeed reduce costs. If only the President meant it. Or understood it.
In a free market, a business that is complacent about costs learns that its prices are too high when it sees lower-cost competitors winning over its customers. The market -- actually, the consumer -- holds businesses accountable and keeps them honest. No "public option" is needed.
So the hope for reducing medical costs indeed lies in competition and choice. Today competition is squelched by government regulation and privilege.
But Obama's so-called reforms would not create real competition and choice. They would prohibit it.
In place of the variety of products that competition would generate, we would be forced "choose" among virtually identical insurance plans. Government would define these plans down to the last detail. Every one would have at least the same "basic" coverage, including physical exams, maternity benefits, well-baby care, alcoholism treatment, and mental-health services. Consumers could not buy a cheap, high-deductible catastrophic policy. Every insurance company would have to use an identical government-designed pricing structure.
Prices would be the same for sick and healthy.
In this respect, it wouldn't matter whether or not Congress created a "public option," a government insurance plan. In either case, bureaucrats would dictate virtually every aspect of the health-insurance business. What Obama says in favor of a public option -- as of today, at least -- tells us how little he understands competition.