The Jonestown Kool-Aid brigade, known for forcing their followers to drink cyanide laced Kool-Aid, found new leaders in The One, David Axelrod and Nancy Pelosi. With all their followers about to be forced into the Dem Death Panels by voters, TIME magazine is now reporting that the delusional Speaker will retire if the Dems lose the House, along with others who force fed their death-by-drinking-the-Kool-Aid | Read More »
David Axelrod and President Obama allowed undisclosed (secret) donors to give to their campaign in 2008, documented by the Washington Post, here. And David Axelrod and President Obama took PhRMA money — more than Rove’s $50 million — to fund their commercials run against Democrats to pass their ObamaCare plan. So, on principle, it is clear that despite what Axelrod and Obama say, they have | Read More »
He does what his ideological desires push him to do, his friends and colleagues and allies be damned. In other words, he gives the public and his colleagues the middle finger, because he is right. This is obviously politically destructive and divisive. It shows The One’s disdain for everyone, except, of course, himself. Third, he yells fire in a crowded theater by siding with the | Read More »
While I was fishing, the White House decided on a new strategy. Admit the truth. This is a reflection of the fact that Obama, the President, has lied so much and so often, that only the truth has a real shot of being given any attention. Recent lies include all of the aforementioned health care whoopers (you can keep your plan and the ObamaCare entitlement | Read More »
ObamaCare broke their back. The President says he will not “walk away from health care reform,” so, will he wheel away? Dem health care reform is so destructive, so toxic that everyone who touches it dies politically. Oh, and this happened last time too. But the Speaker and the President were too arrogant to respect 1994. It is like plutonium. There are dead bodies everywhere | Read More »
“There is no plan B,” Rep. Bart Stupak (D-MI) said. “There are so many problems with the Senate bill from the House view that they wouldn’t get a 100 votes.” “After being filled in on the House negotiations with the Senate, Stupak said, “we’re looking at each other like, yeah, well that’s that’s good, but … even if you reach agreement, can you have it | Read More »
From Politico: “Most dangerously for White House chances of assembling 60 Senate votes, former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean launched a third day of attacks on the emerging bill, arguing in a Washington Post op-ed that it meets none of his benchmarks for “real reform.” “[A]s it stands, this bill would do more harm than good to the future of America,” Dean wrote, then took to | Read More »
The Chief of Staff of a Member of Congress called this afternoon to suggest I look at the comments on Daily Kos about the President dropping the public option. (Now, how many times has he dropped it?) Wow. The left is pissed-off, in deep emotional pain and feel betrayed. Here is one comment such comment: It’s hard to maintain a sense of equilibrium when you | Read More »
The President’s most trusted advisor, David Axelrod told Politico: “I think it’s fairly obvious that we’re not in the second inning. We’re not in the fourth inning. We’re in the eighth or ninth inning here, and so there’s not a lot of time to waste.” That is about as good as it gets in terms of any admission from the White House that their signature | Read More »
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