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Ignore the Sham Budget

The real action will have to be next year, after the mid-term elections. But even then, it’s not clear whether our political system can deal with the crisis of deficits and debt, or whether it will take our foreign creditors, on whose lending we are totally hooked, to administer the shock we need to get our financial foundation on a sound footing. I suspect the latter. They wouldn’t have to do much, just a few public pronouncements in Beijing that China’s central bank plans to invest excess reserves in a different way than it did in the past. In other words, there would not have to be withdrawals of foreign investments, just no increases to feed our ever-growing needs, to induce widespread panic in the markets and in Washington.

Michael Moore's documentary, “Capitalism: A Love Story” — the same documentary that criticized government handouts to big business — has been approved for a taxpayer-funded subsidy from the state of Michigan

via Mackinac Center: Michael Moore film approved for taxpayer subsidy in Michigan | Flint News – - MLive.com.

Thanks for the link Sasha

You must read this to believe it!

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/US/01/29/cellphone.study/

We’ve all been annoyed by bad driving, and the use of cell phones while driving has become a focal point for this. But do we need more laws? I said no when the idea of banning cell phone use was first proposed, and I still say so. There were already enough laws against bad driving.

Now this study reports the laws haven’t made a difference. Never mind, the Nobama Administration says we need a federal law banning cell phone use. Yet another usurpation of State’s authority, going into an area that is no business of the Federal Gov’t, something that is not wanted, and by the way, is not needed anyway! Now the Conservative will likely say “See, I told you so. No law was needed”. The Liberal will likely say “Then we need more laws!”.

Ford posts $2.7B profit, first in 4 years – NYPOST.com.

The automaker on Thursday also forecast a full-year profit in 2010. Earlier it had only promised to be “solidly profitable” in 2011.

Ford benefited from cost-cutting, a $696 million profit in its credit arm and popular cars and trucks like the Ford Fusion midsize sedan and Ford Escape small sport utility vehicle. It gained market share in North and South America and Europe, despite the worst U.S. sales climate in 30 years.

Time for Obama to put and end to that nonsense!

Here are some really good links that scratch the surface of that total piece of garbage that I actually sat through!

Obama Calls For Repeal Of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'...
Declares in speech, 'I don't quit'...
Dem anger goes public in prime time...
Republican Response...

SNOOZER: REID YAWNS AS OBAMA GOES ON...

INTIMIDATION: Obama directly condemns Supreme Court; Dems cheer...

JUSTICE ALITO MOUTHS 'NOT TRUE' TO OBAMA...

VIDEO...

MSNBC's Matthews: 'I Forgot He Was Black Tonight'...

WHAT IS SHE UP TO?
HILLARY SKIPS STATE OF UNION

In Ohio, Obama vows to ‘never stop fighting’

PAPER: Obama's fortunes set to deteriorate further...
Bernanke under pressure; Faltering support for Fed chief...
Dow Suffers Worst Week SInce Last March...
Obama seen as anti-business by 77% of investors...
Europe welcomes bank plan, won't imitate it...
White House nightmare persists...

RASMUSSEN:
Obama Approval Index: -19
Strongly Approve 24%
Strongly Disapprove 43%
Total Approval 44%

It is with the greatest regret, on behalf of our Board, that we must announce that Air America Media is ceasing its live programming operations as of this afternoon

via Michelle Malkin » Lib talk radio flops again: Air America goes bankrupt.

THE DAY HEALTH CARE DIED

Many rank-and-file Democrats said their stunning defeat in this week’s Massachusetts special election — in which Republicans captured the Senate seat held for decades by the late Edward Kennedy — meant it was time to seek more modest health legislation.

It would be “problematic” to persuade House members to approve the Senate measure, Pelosi said, though Democrats haven’t completely ruled out trying to do so. Many of them say the Senate bill does too little to help people afford health coverage.

“In its present form without any changes I don’t think it’s possible to pass the Senate bill in the House,” Pelosi said, adding, “I don’t see the votes for it at this time.”

In honor of Ace – Uncategorized – - Bedtime for Bonehead.

Dems’ Massachusetts loss clouds Pelosi’s future.

No one expects a challenge to Pelosi before November, but if Democrats are bludgeoned and her 79-vote majority in the 435-member House narrowed to single digits, a post-election challenge is not unthinkable.

“It would take a lot, but it’s not an impossibility,” said Larry Sabato, director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia. “If a party is shell-shocked, the members of the caucus are going to be angry and they’re going to ask who lost China.”

Republican wins Mass. Senate seat previously held by Ted Kennedy

The election transformed reliably Democratic Massachusetts into a battleground state. One day shy of the first anniversary of Obama’s swearing-in, it played out amid a backdrop of animosity and resentment from voters over persistently high unemployment, industry bailouts, exploding federal budget deficits and partisan wrangling over health care.

The Democrats’ Massachusetts meltdown

In “Paul Revere’s Ride,” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote of “the muster of men at the barrack door.” Today, it’s the muster of men at Barack’s door who must be met with “a cry of defiance, and not of fear.” The nutroots are cranking up the pressure on congressional liberals to cling to the most radical form of Demcare and “fight harder for change.” What part of Coakley/Obama’s epic fail doesn’t the party in power understand?

If Martha Coakley loses the Massachusetts Senate seat, the Democrats won’t be able to pass health care reform with an 18-vote majority.

President Obama plans combative turn – Mike Allen – POLITICO.com.

President Barack Obama plans a combative response if, as White House aides fear, Democrats lose Tuesday’s special Senate election in Massachusetts, close advisers say.

“This is not a moment that causes the president or anybody who works for him to express any doubt,” a senior administration official said. “It more reinforces the conviction to fight hard.”

A defeat by Martha Coakley for the seat held by the late Edward M. Kennedy would be embarrassing for the party — and potentially debilitating, since Democrats will lose their filibuster-proof, 60-vote hold on the Senate.

A potential casualty: the health care bill that was to be the crowning achievement of the president’s first year in office.