Gateway Pundit "MSNBC used proud socialist Dave Zirin to slander Rush Limbaugh yesterday. Before writing for the far left Nation magazine Dave Zirin wrote for the Socialist Worker's Party." Remember MSNBC? The media arm of the Democrat Party.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Will Media Help Sell the New Obama American Flag?
Top Twenty Things Obama Doesn't Say
American Thinker "Mr. Obama has thrown a lot of people under the bus. I wonder if someone would do the same to him if he dared to deviate from his current role as Messiah of the Progressive movement and instead became the President of the United States." h/t to Neal Boortz
Nobel Peace Prize Decision Seen As Attempt to Steer U.S. Policies
CNS "The Norwegian government has confirmed that Obama will travel to Oslo to receive the award at a ceremony on December 10. He is the first sitting U.S. president to win the award since Woodrow Wilson in 1919, the year he founded the League of Nations. Wilson had been president for six years."
Obama: Homosexual Relationships ‘Just as Real and Admirable’ as Heterosexual Marriage
CNS "...Sounding more like a homosexual activist than a sitting president, Obama went well beyond his expected message of “I’m here with you” on the homosexual agenda."
Dems scramble after warning from health insurers
MyWay News "Insurance companies aren't playing nice any more. Their dire message that health care legislation will drive up premiums for people who already have coverage comes as a warning shot at a crucial point in the debate, and threatens President Barack Obama's top domestic priority."...."The study projects that the legislation would add $1,700 a year to the cost of family coverage in 2013, when most of the major provisions of the Baucus bill would be in effect." (Emphasis added)Baucus Health Bill Could Prevent Medical Expense Deductions: Wheelchairs, Chemotherapy, Seeing-Eye Dogs. More Here: "THE REAL COSTS OF THIS BAUCUS BILL"
Monday, October 12, 2009
The Power of Payback
by Victor Davis Hanson "Some of you know [Nemesis] also as a variant of eastern Karma, or the folk notion of ‘what comes around, goes around’, or the now common “ain’t payback a bitch”? We all agree on the symptoms: overweening success and surfeit (koris) lead to hubris (gratuitous arrogance), which in turn promotes destructive behavior (atê), that at last calls you to the attention of divine Nemesis — who ensures your ruin.
Are Obama advisers downplaying Afghan dangers?
McClatchy "Finally, failure in Afghanistan would deal a massive blow to U.S. international standing to the benefit of Iran, Russia and China, and undermine the NATO alliance, the U.S. officials said."
Steve Wynn Schools Jennifer Granholm on How to Create Jobs
Rush Limbaugh "Government has never increased the standard of living of one single human being in civilization's history. For some reason that simple truth has evaded everybody. The only thing that creates an increased standard of living is giving someone a job, the demand for their labor -- whether it's you and I, Chris, or anybody else. The people that are paying the price for this juggernaut of federal spending are the middle class and the working class of America."
America's sheriff: White House strips immigration policing powers from Arizona sheriff
UK Guardian "A controversial (they say) Arizona sheriff known for taking a hard line against illegal immigrants has been stripped of some of his powers in what he described as a political move by the Obama administration."
Nobelitics/ What will a peace prize do for the soldier on the battlefield?
by Victor Davis Hanson "But can Noble(sic) Peace laureates still escalate in the short term to win a war, save thousands of Afghan lives from a Taliban takeover and ensure that “evil-doers” do not plan another 9/11 from safe havens? Will you — or tiny Norway — determine U.S. foreign policy? Is the medal around your neck a shiny medallion of honor or an albatross sent from a wily bestower?" What Price for Obama’s Nobel Prize? "Who are these folks issuing Obama a prize on credit to steer America along their preferred course?"
The Nobel quest for mediocrity
By Patricia Swicicki "It appears that the Nobel Peace Prize, once a prestigious award, and the office of the Presidency have become one of mediocrity both in their goals and standards."
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