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Morning Whip, Feb. 9, 2010 - Medary.com

6 hours ago ago from News. Sports. Fun. Life. (And, it's pronounced muh-DARE-ee) - Medary.com

Medary.com News. Sports. Fun. Life. (And, it's pronounced muh-DARE-ee) Advanced Search Site Statistics Directory About Medary.com Conference Map Project The Online Funnies Morning Whip, Feb. 9, 2010 filbert Tuesday, February 09 2010 @ 05:07 AM CST Views: 23 SECTION ONE: The Word: The Overreach Trap The Democrats thought that with their victory in 2008, that they had a mandate to once and for all ...

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Republicans scared of Obama's healthcare offer

1 day ago ago from POLITICAL INACTION

The Republicans complain about Obama not wanting their ideas, so he says 'fine, we'll hold a summit on television and incorporate your ideas that aren't already in the bill'. This, my friends, is called bipartisanship. But that isn't good enough for the Republicans. They're saying they won't attend, and the Democrats must scrap all the progress made so far and start over. I think Obama has exposed for everyone to see the Republican ...

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The Party of No Circa 2005

8 hours ago ago from Wizbang

Attempting to label the Republican party as the "Party of No" label is a silly and ill-advised political strategy. It's one that even President Obama has backed off on, claiming he never said it and isn't suggesting people go on repeating it anyhow. That hasn't stopped his minions from repeating the message here and in other venues with cut-n-paste troll spam. The following two examples (hat tip The Corner ) show just what a difference a few ...

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Gov. Wilder : Obama needs to fire DNC Chairman Kaine

19 hours ago ago from VA GOP Caucus

Below is an article from Politico written by former Democratic Governor Wilder on DNC Chairmen Kaine's job performance. During the 2008 campaign, I strongly endorsed Barack Obama for president. I did so early, when many Democratic leaders — including many prominent African-American politicians — believed the safe bet was to back then-front-runner Hillary Clinton. I backed Obama not because of skin color but because he convincingly made ...

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The Center Of American Politics

17 hours ago ago from Seeineye's Blog

by Matt Kibbe Despite what Congress and the current administration would have the people believe, the inconvenient truth is that fiscal conservatives are the dead center of American politics. Amidst accusations of extremism, Americans are responding to a message of limited government, fiscal responsibility, and less taxation. In a recent interview, FreedomWorks chairman Dick Armey said this : “This is the broad center of ...

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Terry Gardner: Dear Congress: Please Help -- Or Should I Join the Uninsured?

11 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

When the health insurance debate began last summer, I was confident that by March, there would be new legislation that would give me the freedom to leave Anthem Blue Cross if they jacked up my rates again. But no, Republicans and Democrats can't get past their partisanship to pass any meaningful insurance reform. If Rome were burning, I would hate for any of you to be in charge of putting out the fire -- you'd either delegate or filibuster ...

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Charles Karel Bouley: Dear Mr. President: No Bi Ideas Please

16 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

Greetings President Obama, I would like to speak to you today about your permeating theme of bipartisanship, particularly in regards to healthcare, but also on a broader scale and also the populist anger that many keep referring to in the country today; you see, they both are related. Like you, I talk to many people for a living and then render an opinion. I'm a communicator, an entertainer that speaks to and hears from hundreds of ...

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