Government FOR the People?

Mornin’ PUMAs –

Hi Murphy – actually they are ALL jackasses – every single frickin’ one of them –

Did you catch Reid with his big plea by way of Rodney King – can’t we all just get along? – hell no – bunch of assholes in Washington are slippin’ it to us again – why do we continually bitch about the other guy/gal and say but our guy/gal is okay & then we just keep electing the same ratbastards over and over and over again – nobody in Washington gives a rat’s ass about US – the people who pay for those assholes who are supposed to representing us and looking out for OUR interest and not their own –

I’m with HP – vote all the bastards out – let’s adopt the song from the Spooky Men & make it ours

Also – poor bambi & family – isn’t going to Hawaii for Christmas just in case he’s needed for health care bill – fuck ‘em – fraud bastard just keeps spending money on his wants – those presidential perks are just so damm good aren’t they? Can we impeach all the assholes yet?

Bah humbug – no Christmas spirit here…………….

-21 % ? I figured -20% was the lowest physically possible Hooverbama could go .
He has hit rock bottom and started to dig …or drill. Drill baby drill!

Another outrage. http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2009/12/fgm-parties-cutters-flown-in-to-uk-for-clitorectomies.html

Exclusive: Rep. Parker Griffith switches to GOP

POLITICO has learned that Rep. Parker Griffith, a freshman Democrat from Alabama, will announce today that he’s switching parties to become a Republican.

According to two senior GOP aides familiar with the decision, the announcement will take place this afternoon in Griffith’s district in northern Alabama.

Griffith’s party switch comes on the eve of a pivotal congressional health care vote and will send a jolt through a Democratic House Caucus that has already been unnerved by the recent retirements of a handful of members who, like Griffith, hail from districts that offer prime pickup opportunities for the GOP in 2010.

The switch represents a coup for the House Republican leadership, which had been courting Griffith since he publicly criticized the Democratic leadership in the wake of raucous town halls during the summer.

Griffith, who captured the seat in a close 2008 open seat contest, will become the first Republican to hold the historically Democratic, Huntsville-based district. A radiation oncologist who founded a cancer treatment center, Griffith plans to blast the Democratic health care bill as a prime reason for his decision to switch parties—and is expected to cite his medical background as his authority on the subject.

more here:
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1209/30896.html

scarlet 12.22.09 at 11:53 am

Thanks for that encouraging news, Scarlet! Now, if we could just get a few D SENATORS to switch to GOP or independent, we could stop this POS healthcare bill before Friday!!!

scarlet 12.22.09 at 12:03 pm

Just curious. Did Rodriguez happen to ask Harkin — who so pompously claims that the Ds are saying ‘health care is a right of all Americans’ — why then the Ds are so intent on depriving women and senior citizens of that right in the bill they’re pushing to pass in the Senate by Christmas? Do Ds not believe women and senior citizens have the same right to health care as all other American citizens? Are the lives of women and senior citizens worth less to the Ds? The Ds bill clearly says so by depriving women and senior citizens of their rights to privacy in healthcare decisions that should take place solely between them and their doctors. What kind of D Christmas present is that for women and senior citizens?!

http://legalinsurrection.blogspot.com/2009/12/representative-democracy-thrown-away-in.html

LegalInsurrection discusses the provision in the Senate POS hc bill that would prevent Congress from changing it. This flies in the face of the U.S. Constitution! Congress cannot make a law that prevents itself from making future law! Good freakin’ grief! Are all these psychopants Ds smoking the same shit that BO smokes???!!Q!

http://edgeoforever.wordpress.com/2009/12/22/captioning-contest-take-a-shot-please/

Notyoursweetie has a great photo caption contest. The photo (an actual WH PR photo) is rather priceless in and of itself.

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PUMA-SF — I agree about going against every woman member of Congress who voted for this POS hc bill and sending out a release saying so. How can any woman claim to support the rights of women and vote for a bill so diametrically opposed to those rights? IMO, we should go against every member of Congress who voted for the bill, not just the women. IMO, a vote for this bill is a vote against democracy and the Constitution. The majority of Americans in every major poll say ‘no’ to this bill, in fact say ‘no’ to taking any action re health care right now in the worst economy since the Great Depression. What part of ‘no’ do BO and Congress not understand?!

P.S. Put Tom Harkin toward the top of the list of psychopantic Ds we must oppose for his pompous remark that the POS hc bill says the Ds are saying ‘health care is a right of all Americans.’ What about women and senior citizens you jerk? Harkin’s a self-aggrandizing hypocrite, just like BO and all his zombied-out, delusional followers.

Rancho 12.22.09 at 12:39 pm

Thanks for the additional info Rancho! Great to see you! Good luck with the shopping, etc. Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays to you and your family/friends!

Gotta go. BBL…

I am FUCKING PISSED (and I told the Mrs. I wouldn’t be swearing on the blogs anymore – I will confess later) !!!!!!!

scarlet writes — During an interview on the Tom Joyner Morning Show, Obama said being part of the African-American community means that no matter how well you do, there is likely someone in your family who is hurting.
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WHAT THE FUCK ?? THERE GOES THE G-D DAMN RACE CARD AGAIN. OH, ONLY AA’s hurt ……….BECAUSE THEY ARE BLACK.

THAT IS FUCKING BULLSHIT !!!!!! ALL PEOPLE ARE HURTING – NOTHING TO DO WITH COLOR — YOU RATBASTARD
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Switching topics. Now that the “Dems” are passing the health care bill — there won’t be another chance. This is it. They keep saying we have to pass this — it’s been 30 / 40 years in the making. Really? THIS IS THE CRAP YOU WANT TO GIVE US? JUST SO YOU CAN SAY YOU WON??

Morning Puma’s

http://thehill.com/homenews/house/73357-dem-leadership-caught-by-surprise

Nation’s Largest RN Organization Says Healthcare Bill Cedes Too Much to Insurance Industry

http://www.calnurses.org/media-center/in-the-news/2009/december/nation-s-largest-rn-organization-says-healthcare-bill-cedes-too-much-to-insurance-industry.html

I used to think that no president could be worse than George W Pet Goat Bush, I was wrong.

If you find yourself feeling too happy today…
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Not a chance, I feel like crap with a cold and I sure as heck am not happy with the scamming and required bending over, going on in DC. I can’t handle anything more depressing, thanks anyway.

I fell like Simofish, but not happy enough to cuss.

Now Arianna is decrying the lobbyists in an email of solicitation. The core of her message is:
After an inspiring presidential campaign that promised to take on the special interests,the lobbyists flexed their muscles (and their wallets) and showed who really runs the show in Washington, D.C. — making it clear that big money campaign contributions play a definitive role in stalling or killing long overdue reforms.

Exerting their pull over politicians who respond to the highest bidder, corporate special interests carried the day on health insurance reform, financial reform, “cramdown” foreclosure laws, and credit card interest rates. And every time they won, the American people lost.

This is why it is absolutely critical that we seize this moment to reform our political system before it is too late.

Please consider making a secure, tax-deductible contribution to Public Campaign so we can help Congress focus on the issues at hand. Do it before December 31st and your gift will be DOUBLED!
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Wow.

We will be so angry at obieNOknobie we will vote for the next assholepuppet they design and buy next!
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Hopefully the stupid obots have learned a lesson about voting for someone that has no experience and no record to check up on.

Working as a community organizer and voting present, is just what we got…a male that thinks he is king and is a toad, mole and all.

Republicans are wimping out!!

Looks like the Reps are going to cave and let the final Senate vote on HC occur earlier in the day on Christmas Eve.

I’ve read that in a number of articles this morning. Here’s just one.
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Storms in Midwest could move chamber to earlier vote on healthcare

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is urging Republicans to allow the chamber to pass healthcare reform on Wednesday, citing approaching ice storms in the Midwest as the latest reason.

“We hope to be able to complete it tomorrow, certainly with ice storms coming to the Midwest we hope that we can finish tomorrow and not have to be here Christmas Eve,” Reid said at a news conference.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) indicated his side may be open to a time agreement that allows the Senate vote earlier on Christmas Eve, but he needs every GOP senator to agree.
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http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/73343-storms-in-midwest-could-move-republicans-to-allow-earlier-vote-on-healthcare
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VOTE ALL THE BUMS OUT!!!

Republicans are wimping out!!

Merry fucking Xmas to the creeps in government, hope the ice slips them up and broken hips all around!

A little glimmer of chance… (I am not going to use the “H” word)
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Health Care Bill Could Face String of Legal Challenges

Organizations and lawmakers opposed to the health care reform package are getting their legal briefs in a bunch, threatening to challenge the constitutionality of the sweeping overhaul should it make its way to President Obama’s desk.

Two key issues seem to be attracting the bulk of the legal threats: a mandate for individuals to purchase health insurance and the special treatment that states like Nebraska are getting in the bill.
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http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/12/22/health-care-face-string-legal-challenges/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%253A+foxnews%252Fpolitics+%2528FOXNews.com+-+Politics%2529
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Article was long so didn’t post all of it…

#goofsman, this is not constitutionally right, they are forcing people to buy a product in private sector, now what a damned deal

congress, you services are no longer needed this year, go home
drink some eggnog and shut the hell up, that’s the best christmas gift you can give anyone

HP Boston,

#39 – Yup, we have to get rid of them all and start over!!

http://demint.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=PressReleases.Detail&PressRelease_id=b79b1356-9b27-749f-d210-39abc312e868

I agree, sistermoon #25. A vote for the trainwreck Obamacare bill is a vote against the U.S. Constitution and democracy. Unconstitutional at its very core, it’s aimed precisely at depriving every American citizen (particularly women and seniors) of their so-far Constitutionally guaranteed right to privacy by placing a monstrous, mindless, number-crunching government bureaucracy between Americans and their doctors in healthcare matters, perhaps the most personal and delicate decisions any human being must make.

Also, I think other D Senators should consider doing what formerly D House member Griffith did, and switch parties (to R or Ind) BEFORE the planned vote on Christmas Eve on this trainwreck Obamacare bill.

The majority of Americans have said ‘no’ to this bill in every major poll. The majority of Americans have said ‘no’ to taking any action on healthcare at all during this worst economy since the Great Depression. That’s why BO’s approval index is at -21 — a six point drop since Sunday, just two days ago, a huge drop coinciding with the Senate push to pass this trainwreck Obamacare bill. What part of ‘no’ do BO and his Congressional sycophants not understand? IMO, all Senators (or House members ultimately) voting for this trainwreck Obamacare bill are like lemmings blindly following one another right off a cliff to certain political death.

A Win for Women in Baltimore

http://www.rhrealitycheck.org/blog/2009/12/21/a-win-women-baltimore?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+rhrealitycheck+%28RHRealityCheck.org%29&utm_content=Bloglines

Feinstein replied to my email:

Thank you for writing to me to express your concerns about healthcare reform. I appreciate the time you took to write to me, and I welcome this opportunity to convey my opinions on how we should reform our health care system.

I support reforming our healthcare system. The key is to find a healthcare plan that will provide coverage to the millions of uninsured Americans and keep premium costs affordable, while not adding to our nation’s ever-growing federal deficit problem. My colleagues in the Senate and I have been working to balance these competing needs as we debate the bill currently on the Senate floor — the “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act” — but there is no question that it is a difficult challenge.
There are several key provisions that I believe should be part of any healthcare reform legislation. First, it should prohibit coverage denial based on preexisting conditions. The bill pending before the Senate accomplishes this central goal. Second, it is absolutely essential that the bill reduce healthcare premium costs. Between 2000 and 2007, combined profits for 10 of the country’s largest publically traded insurance companies rose 428 percent. The bill includes several provisions to keep costs lower, including the establishment of competitive insurance exchanges and providing subsidies for Americans that can’t afford coverage on their own, Third, the bill must address the growth of entitlement spending, which makes up 56 percent of all federal dollars spent in 2009. President Obama has stated that any health reform approved by Congress must slow the growth of entitlements in order to reduce our nation’s debt and budget deficit — and I strongly agree.

This legislation is not radical, it is incremental. Some important changes that will occur immediately and others will be phased in. Once the bill is approved, uninsured individuals with a pre-existing condition will have immediate access to insurance. All group health plans and individual plans would be required to immediately provide coverage for preventative services. And the legislation would shrink the Medicare prescription drug coverage gap by $500, and begin a 50 percent discount on brand name drugs and biologics for Medicare beneficiaries.

Among the incremental changes, beginning in 2011, primary care physicians and general surgeons would receive a 10 percent bonus in Medicare payments. Beginning in 2013, the public option would be a choice available for purchase by individuals without employer provided coverage and to small businesses. The public option will provide choice, competition, and stability of affordable, high quality coverage throughout the United States. States would have the ability to opt out of offering the public option in the small market exchange that is being created. As these health reforms take place, Congress will be able to assess and adjust the programs to improve healthcare for all Americans.

Any Senate health reform bill must improve California’s complex health care system, and please know that I am working hard with my colleagues to make health care affordable for all Americans, without adding to the federal deficit.

Again, thank you for contacting me. If you should have any further comments or questions, please feel free to contact my Washington, D.C. office at (202) 224-3841. Best regards.

Breaking news from Reuters…

No freakin’ surprise…

U.S. Senate sets health vote for Christmas Eve

WASHINGTON, Dec 22 (Reuters) – The U.S. Senate will vote on passage of its version of a sweeping healthcare overhaul at 8 a.m. EST (1300 GMT) on Christmas Eve on Thursday, Senate leaders said on Tuesday.

Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid and Republican leader Mitch McConnell worked out an agreement to move the vote, which had been tentatively scheduled for the night of Christmas Eve, to allow senators and staff to head home for the holiday.

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSWBT01344020091222

Dances,

I’ve looked into working the polls. Will start the process in Jan.

Also, Women of 2010. We will hit the ground running in Jan. Which by the way we still need a few more volunteers. We have a couple of states left that need to be covered, these are states that have yet to back the ERA. Let’s work on getting this passed.

http://pumapac.org/forums/women-2010-project/

This is the open blog forum. Any Puma can post here with info relating to state elections.

Please send email to the action center with your blog name. Put Women of 2010 in the subject line and well get you set up.

http://gretawire.blogs.foxnews.com/give-us-our-money-back/?action=late-new

The DCCC wants Griffith to give their money back because he switched from D to R! Could BO and his Obamacrats be afraid of some sort of mass defection at such a crucial time? LOL!

Perhaps Griffith should tell the DCCC he’ll be using any leftover funds he may have from the Dem coffers to help out the many middle class American citizens who can’t afford but will be required to buy (or face huge fines and/or prison)specific types of private insurance under the Obamacare bill.

BTW, I think everyone, especially women and seniors, who may have contributed to any D in the recent past should demand their money back ASAP!

goofsmom 12.22.09 at 3:48 pm

Goofs, you’re wonderful. Thanks for all you do. Whatever you need done re helping get ERA passed, I will do. Just let me know via email. Problems with all those ‘whatever happened to’ great activist ideas is 1) they depend too much on the involvement/influence/skills of specific others who can only decide for themselves whether they will or will not/can or cannot participate, and 2) too many nay sayers and obstacle makers.

CJK,

Nope, I’m not wonderful, I’m just one of many, many people that are pissed off and tired of women being sold out at every turn. The only way it’s going to get fixed is to actively do something.

So, I’m stating loud and clear, I’m not going to sit on the side lines and complain about what the As*holes in DC are doing anymore. I’m willing to invest my time and energies to doing something positive to fix it.

goofsmom 12.22.09 at 4:10 pm

I’ll help in whatever way I can re ERA and electing pro-women women candidates, goofs. (Actually, I believe posting comments on this blog is an additional way to help, and do not consider it merely ‘sitting on the sidelines and complaining.’ I believe there are many in the public spotlight who pay very close attention to the info and opinions being shared here.)

Goofs, I don’t think anyone took your comment the wrong way. I was just stating my two-bit perspective.

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Here’s an interesting exchange that took place on the Senate floor today, from gretawire. As more and more ‘sweetheart’ deals are cut for various D Senators (and ultimately House members too), it’s pretty clear that Obamacare would be a legal boondoggle for decades. (Note: McCain apparently is referring to Bill Nelson of Florida, not Ben Nelson of Nebraska, though Nebraska Ben and his Cornhusker Compromise is just as culpable, IMO):

“Notes from FNC colleague…about an exchange between Senators McCain and Baucus:

From: Majchrowitz, Mike

Sent: Tuesday, December 22, 2009 4:14 PM

Subject: McCain to Baucus, ‘Me Too’

Interesting exchange on the Senate floor as Senator McCain (R-AZ) made some sport of Senator Baucus (D-MT) by asking him for the same side deals that were cut for other members. Here is a part of it.

3:46:35 McCain (R-AZ):my question to the Senator from Montana is this: would the Senator from Montana be willing to have the same provision that Senator Nelson, according to these reports, inserted a grandfather clause that would allow Floridians to reserve their price in the Medicare Advantage program. would he accept a statement right now that that same provision apply to every state in America? i ask unanimous consent that the same provision that was put in for the state of Florida by senator nelson that would apply to every state in America.

Baucus, M. (D-MT):mr. president, reserving the right to object, i think it would be highly imprudent for me to not object, so i will object to that. but i want to also point out that on average uncle sam pays 90%. 90% of the Medicaid payments for this expansion population after the year 2016.

THE PRESIDING OFFICER:objection is heard.

McCain (R-AZ):i think the fact that the objection is heard resolves the case. those are comforting words on the part of the senator from Montana. the fact is there are special deals for special people.

Mike Majchrowitz

Fox News Radio”

Puma-SF 12.22.09 at 3:29 pm

Feinstein replied to my email:

That’s the most detail I’ve heard about the hc bill in the Senate since debate started. Sounds really good doesn’t it, but they’ve already dropped the public option so why is Feinstein touting it as an option for the currently uncovered?

Goofsmom #60
Agreed. This is a great, and necessary, place to vent, but voting people out is only one piece of the potential solution (if they count our votes, that is), but I believe there is lots more of ground to be covered before election day than just waiting to vote out the creeps.

http://hillbuzz.org/2009/12/22/ray-stevens-comes-back-from-the-dead-to-fight-healthcare-rationing/

“Fascists’ greatest natural enemy is ridicule.”

I love those hillbuzz guys. Always the right touch at the right time.

P.S. As I mentioned, goofs, anything you want done re helping get ERA ratified, helping pro-women women get elected, just let me know via email. I’m more than happy to help you. Thanks.

Thank you CJK…

#73 – Continued…

Forgot this part.

Also if we want ERA to get ratified while we are at it, we also have to look at the candidates running for the individual State offices. These are the people that will work on getting ERA ratified for that state. Not the Federal congressional seats.

The Federal Congressional seats we will be working on to get more women in office, period.

BBL… Gotta take a break… (((Pumas)))

The latest development in the investigation into the IG Gerald Walpin firing.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/12/22/report-white-house-blocks-testimony-ladys-ex-aide-walpin-case/?test=latestnews

http://www.weeklystandard.com/weblogs/TWSFP/2009/12/kristol_it_could_still_go_down.asp

I think Bill Kristol might be onto something here, but I wonder whether the POS hc bill could actually go down sooner rather than later.

(((RemNov)))

Yep, yep, and yep. Pelosi, Boxer and Feinstein fall into the Incumbent catagory so out they go….

Nice to see you (((Goofs))) – just seeing your name helps the BP to go down, May be back later

Casper Cat – great to see you too! Was on my way out when I realized that I should have pointed out that it was Senator Whitehouse (Dem – RI) who said “foes of health care bill are birthers, right wing militias, aryan groups”. He and the party line are so out to lunch!

http://www.washingtontimes.com/weblogs/watercooler/2009/dec/20/sen-whitehouse-foes-health-care-bill-are-birthers-/

LOVE Susan Boyle – thanks for the link – that was one good thing that happened for a woman this year, eh?

Sarah Palin’s Facebook notes:

“Midnight Votes, Backroom Deals, and a Death Panel
Today at 7:52pm
Last weekend while you were preparing for the holidays with your family, Harry Reid’s Senate was making shady backroom deals to ram through the Democrat health care take-over. The Senate ended debate on this bill without even reading it. That and midnight weekend votes seem to be standard operating procedures in D.C. No one is certain of what’s in the bill, but Senator Jim DeMint spotted one shocking revelation regarding the section in the bill describing the Independent Medicare Advisory Board (now called the Independent Payment Advisory Board), which is a panel of bureaucrats charged with cutting health care costs on the backs of patients – also known as rationing. Apparently Reid and friends have changed the rules of the Senate so that the section of the bill dealing with this board can’t be repealed or amended without a 2/3 supermajority vote. Senator DeMint said:

“This is a rule change. It’s a pretty big deal. We will be passing a new law and at the same time creating a senate rule that makes it out of order to amend or even repeal the law. I’m not even sure that it’s constitutional, but if it is, it most certainly is a senate rule. I don’t see why the majority party wouldn’t put this in every bill. If you like your law, you most certainly would want it to have force for future senates. I mean, we want to bind future congresses. This goes to the fundamental purpose of senate rules: to prevent a tyrannical majority from trampling the rights of the minority or of future congresses.”

In other words, Democrats are protecting this rationing “death panel” from future change with a procedural hurdle. You have to ask why they’re so concerned about protecting this particular provision. Could it be because bureaucratic rationing is one important way Democrats want to “bend the cost curve” and keep health care spending down?

The Congressional Budget Office seems to think that such rationing has something to do with cost. In a letter to Harry Reid last week, CBO Director Douglas Elmendorf noted (with a number of caveats) that the bill’s calculations call for a reduction in Medicare’s spending rate by about 2 percent in the next two decades, but then he writes the kicker:

“It is unclear whether such a reduction in the growth rate could be achieved, and if so, whether it would be accomplished through greater efficiencies in the delivery of health care or would reduce access to care or diminish the quality of care.”

Though Nancy Pelosi and friends have tried to call “death panels” the “lie of the year,” this type of rationing – what the CBO calls “reduc[ed] access to care” and “diminish[ed] quality of care” – is precisely what I meant when I used that metaphor.

This health care bill is one of the most far-reaching and expensive expansions of the role of government into our lives. We’re talking about putting one-seventh of our economy under the government’s thumb. We’re also talking about something as intimate to our personal well-being as medical care.

This bill is so unpopular that people on the right and the left hate it. So why go through with it? The Senate is planning to vote on this on Christmas Eve. Why the rush? Though we will begin paying for this bill immediately, we will see no benefits for years. (That’s the trick that allowed the CBO to state that the bill won’t grow the deficit for the next ten years.)

The administration’s promises of transparency and bipartisanship have been broken one by one. This entire process has been defined by midnight votes on weekends, closed-door meetings with industry lobbyists, and payoffs to politicians willing to sell their principles for sweetheart deals. Is it any wonder that Americans are so disillusioned with their leaders in Washington?

This is about politics, not health care. Americans don’t want this bill. Americans don’t like this bill. Washington has stopped listening to us. But we’re paying attention, and 2010 is coming.”

michelina 12.22.09 at 4:08 pm

Man, that sucks. I hope you’re feeling better soon.

Check out this website. I heard Grayson has sent a letter to Holder to prosecute this woman.

http://www.mycongressmanisnuts.com/

Latino Leaders Use Churches to Push Census Bid

MIAMI — Fearing that millions of illegal immigrants may not be counted in the 2010 census, Latino leaders are mobilizing a nationwide drive to urge Hispanics to participate in the survey, including an intense push this week in evangelical Christian churches.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/23/us/23latino.html?hp

Larry Johnson has an interesting, informative post/video up at NoQuarter. ‘Night PUMAS.

http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2009/12/22/barack-is-totally-delusional/

cjk #96
great post, great video. Hope it goes viral.

Obama rejects criticism on health bill
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Unfucking believable

Obie we reject you as president….Barry you are a nutjob!

How ironic – democrats are historically the people who have always been against big corporations, most particularly BIG HEALTH INSURANCE companies. Yet, the democrats are preparing the biggest money giveaway to health insurance and big PHRMA companies in the history of this country.

Wrapping it up and tying it with a nice bow just in time for Christmas.

Politicians shouldn’t piss on us and try to tell us it’s raining.

2010 is coming and we won’t forget.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,580945,00.html

osama bin ladens family in Iran, wow, he’s probably cowardly hidden there too

theamericanway 12.23.09 at 9:53 am

Ya and the Dems pissed and moaned about the majority Repubs..locking them out. The backroom deals…the late night bill amending, the pork the CRIME! All the bullshit has tripled with the Democrats…I wish the Repubs had all jumped off a bridge(a high one with no water under it) so the Dems could copy that too!!!