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Democrats: Best Advocate For Market Solutions

 Universal Health Care, Insurance Reform, Health Care Reform, 2,500 pages, 2,000 pages, yes to a Public Option, no to a Public Option, abortion funding in, abortion funding out, threshold to [...]

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Principals, Organizations and Tea Parties

The suggestion that the Tea Party folks will “be a force” when they: A) get organized nationally, or B) get clearly defined leadership, misses two critical points.  They’ve done just [...]

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Got My Lab Coat On

In the spirit of the moment, I have donned my white lab coat to once again, play my part in the health care debate on the heels of the President’s [...]

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Jim Bunning was right, deserves standing ovation

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There are very few people in Washington willing to admit the obvious fact that the government has run out of taxpayer money and we need to stop spending. Kentucky Senator [...]

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It’s Not Over, Not Even Close

 All the signals point to somehow, some way; some manner of federally mandated health care “reform” is coming your way, again.
Despite the pressure and the promise to focus on the [...]

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The No Intelligence Committee

 If indeed the President is as committed to national security as he says, he might want to consider sitting down with Congressional leaders and putting a finer point on his [...]

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The Obamacare summit helps GOP, backfires on Obama

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I can tell you right now, having seen what came out of Obama’s health care summit, none of it was good news or good publicity for Democrats. They looked irritated [...]

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Obama proposes tax increases, calls it health care

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President Obama’s newly introduced health care plan contains many of the already hated items from both the Senate and House versions previously debated. First and foremost, a slew of new [...]

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Virginia joins Texas in challenging EPA’s power grab

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Now standing with Texas and Alabama, the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Attorney General has filed suit with the Environmental Protection Agency challenging the classification of carbon dioxide as a “harmful gas”. [...]

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Omission by Commission

 Ahhh, yes, this is what we need, a fiscal responsibility commission.  A commission will surely set us on the path to fiscal solvency; take on those entitlements, cut that budget [...]

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Darth Cheney Has a Point!

Cheney, mindsets, political philosophy

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Effective Security Policy? You Decide!

Last week, during Congressional hearings top security and counter terror executives agreed; another attempt at a terrorist attack was, essentially, imminent.
The President has placed severe limits on rational, legal intelligence [...]

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Washington in Wonderland

Alice Kingsley has nothing on Washington.
Never has the ability of democratically governed peoples to access information and express themselves been more significant. Opinion polling, 24 hours cable news, Blogs, opinion [...]

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One Day, or Another!

Iranian politics have, since the revolution, been guided by a reasonably consistent core.  The core reflects what a self declared “Islamic Republic” must be, guided by Islam, in the temporal [...]

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The State of the Confusion

 On the surface it’s not hard to agree with a wide variety of what President Obama said in the state of the union address.  It is particularly easy to agree [...]

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Get Real…

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Take a necessary idea that Obama ran on to get elected, make it real, affordable, and get it done now.
Idealism that the populist voted him into office with is essential. [...]

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