Jim sent this in: Last week, millions of Americans watched President Barack Obama continue to sell his national health care plan on news shows, talk shows and even the David Letterman Show.  Reporters during televised question and answer portions of Obama’s performances attempted to appear unbiased, but their tone and demeanor is a marked difference from the attack approach they use on conservative politicians. And not one reporter asked about the potential for fraud and corruption in such a huge financial endeavor as providing health care for Americans.

The New Yorker ” title=”ObamaNYer” width=”242″ height=”300″ class=”size-medium wp-image-38570″ /> From The New Yorker The lead-off spot in The New Yorker ’s “Talk of the Town” section usually goes to the most serious political item (last week, Afghanistan was first on deck ). This week, however, the first entry plunges into a discussion of Obama and the White House’s recent exchanges with Fox News with this gentle comparison of FNC’s core viewership to users of erectile dysfunction

Linking this story from The Weekly Standard,  Another Black Conservative seems to be asking that question about Vice-President Joe Biden. From the Standard piece:  If you want to see just how little credence Vice President Joe Biden’s plan for Afghanistan has inside military circles, look no further than this paragraph from an article written by Peter Spiegel and Yochi Dreazen for the Wall Street Journal:People familiar with the internal debates say Mr.

We were greeted this morning by the news that President Obama had declared a national emergency in connection with the H1N1 virus: President Obama has declared H1N1 swine flu a national emergency, clearing the way for his health chief to give hospitals wider leeway in how they handle a possible surge of new patients, administration officials said Saturday.

  By Catherine Dodge and Julianna Goldman President Barack Obama called small businesses the “engine” of the U.S. economy and said too many are still struggling to get the credit they need to operate. In his weekly address on the radio and Internet, Obama said the nation’s banks, supported by taxpayers in the economic crisis, now need “to stand by the creditworthy small businesses.” “It’s time for those banks to fulfill their responsibility to help ensure a wider recovery,” Obama said.

| Sourced From ABC.net.au |ANNE KRUGER, PRESENTER: The debates over the Emissions Trading Scheme is just as contentious and politically fraught in the United States as in Australia. Americans, too, are waiting their politicians to pass historic new climate change laws that will take them into a new low carbon world. Ten thousand American farmers are already trading agriculture carbon credits through a voluntary exchange, set up into 2003.

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Black Helicopters spotted over Baton Rouge Louisiana and Selma Alabama !!!! I tried being nice!!! Let’s go mess with their heads!!! OK, pick up Shelby and Jindal, give em a quick visit to Gitmo , then drop em off in the Castro District in Frisco , Roger and out!! OK, were in Alabama, Hey does that Pick up have the Stars and Bars painted on the bed!!! Quick!! Get rid of all the Foxworthy and Cable Guy videos!!

President Barack Obama declared the swine flu outbreak a national emergency, giving his health chief the power to let hospitals move emergency rooms offsite to speed treatment and protect noninfected patients. The declaration, signed Friday night and announced Saturday, comes with the disease more prevalent than ever in the country and production delays undercutting the government’s initial, optimistic estimates that as many as 120 million doses of the vaccine could be available by mid-October.

Do you want to be the mommy or the daddy? I got dibs on playing the fraudulent borrower: Due to a loophole and some odd reporting criteria, children as young as 4 received the first-time homebuyer credit that Congress passed last year, according to PoliticsDaily.com. The credit is worth $8,000 and was created to encourage [...]