“WHY DOES OBAMA WANT TO CRAM HEALTH CARE DOWN OUR THROATS IN 2-3 WEEKS WHEN IT TOOK HIM 6 MONTHS TO PICK A DOG FOR HIS KIDS?”Here we have Congresscommie Steny Hoyer (D), The House majority leader from the Peoples Republic of Maryland, being confronted by an enraged fellow Democrat in Utica, NY.Hopefully, nobody was able to identify the enraged villager in the video who asked Comrade Hoyer the health care related dog question because Obama has just initiated his civilian snitch squad.

this is just astounding demagoguery from The One and his flying monkeys! again, average americans, using their 1st amendment right, are labeled left wing extremists albeit well dressed ones! hey, middle-aged white people, mothers with strollers and toddlers in tow, senior citizens, average hardworking americans from every race! you are an unruly mob and the community organizer-in-chief with the help of his friends at the dnc are trying to silence you. watch this incredible vid: dnc web ad ‘enough of the mob’ oooo.

The Obama Administration is close to presenting its plan for peace in the Middle East to Israel and the Palestinians, senior officials said yesterday.

The White House made some headlines yesterday when it responded to a headline on the Drudge Report that linked to a 2003 video of Barack Obama singing the praises of single-payer (read: socialized) health care.The White House’s three-minute response to the 50-second clip claims that “the people who always try to scare people” are at it again.Uh huh. And up is actually down, grass is purple, the stimulus package is working wonderfully and your doctor wants to take your tonsils and sell them for profit.If only that one clip that Drudge linked to was the only example out there.

Former prison camp inmates Euna Lee, 36, and Laura Ling, 32, couldn’t contain their emotions after touching down in California this morning. The women looked emaciated and frail as they descended the steps of a private jet and embraced their loved ones. Lee and Ling were captured by the North Koreans at the N. Korean border [...]

America is speaking, loud and clear : WASHINGTON — Senator Arlen Specter and the health and human services secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, were heckled and booed in Philadelphia on Sunday. In Austin on Saturday, a throng of protesters enveloped Representative Lloyd Doggett, Democrat of Texas, at a supermarket where he was trying to meet constituents. They carried signs that said “No Socialized Health Care” and chanted “Just say no!” And in Morrisville, Pa., Representative Patrick J.

If you hadn’t seen it (how could you not have, it was covered by CNN) here’s the riveting video of what the drive-by media widely “reported” as The Beer Summit.  Watch the clearly staged photo op complete with corralled media types (almost like a red carpet affair) and listen as time runs out and the press are then shooed away by staffers.  I guess this is the new way the United States is going to address our issues here at home.  Sure, it sounds nice and cool.  But I believe many will say that we’re just acting stupidly if this is how the President plans to handle things.

August 4, 2009 Updated list of birth certificate posts Rachel Maddow has fun with the “birthers” and the Kenyan birth certificate. She rattles off all the inconsistencies of it (Why did barry people feel the need to mess with a “forgery”?) and yet has never been able to answer why barry Sr’s race is “African” on barry’s [...]

From Associated Press: Barack and Michelle Obama are edging out Hollywood stars on Vanity Fair’s International Best-Dressed List.The president makes the list for the first time in issues out Wednesday, joining his wife, who has been named twice before.No longer on the list is Angelina Jolie, although her husband Brad Pitt remains, based on a poll of fashion insiders. Other stars getting the honor are Penelope Cruz, Anne Hathaway, NBC correspondent Tiki Barber and James Bond star Daniel Craig.The Obamas weren’t the only stylish political dressers named.

BURBANK, California (CNN) – Laura Ling expressed the shock that she and Euna Lee felt when former President Bill Clinton showed up in North Korea to secure the two journalists’ release. “We feared at any moment that we could be sent to a hard labor camp, and then suddenly we were told we were going to a meeting,” a tearful and emotional Ling said Wednesday. She spoke at a news conference just minutes after the two women were reunited with their families at Burbank’s Bob Hope Airport outside Los Angeles.