More On Healthcare

Obamacare: Not working ‘for the people’ - Rep. Paul Broun
The American people don't want Obamacare.

One year later, Obamacare is still bad policy - Rep. Sam Graves
The health care law will hit small businesses especially hard.

Obamacare: So many promises, so little truth - Ken Hoagland
It's now entirely clear why Nancy Pelosi said we had to pass Obamacare to know what it contained.

Ding Dong the Witch is

now Minority Leader. Good. She's a good example to point to when certain politicians turn spineless.

Rep. Boehner is now Speaker of the House. Now its time to watch THEM as closely we watched the 111th Congress.


Speaker? DON'T F#CK IT UP.

Wasnigton Examiner Editorial

"For the last decade, presidents and Congresses representing both major political parties have caused federal spending, regulation, and debt to explode as never before, with a result that the central government is in truly dire financial shape even as its power to control the most minute details of American daily life has never been greater. ... [W]e think incoming Speaker of the House John Boehner has been unjustly criticized in some, mostly liberal, precincts for his decision to open the 112th Congress with a public reading of the Constitution. Aside from the sad fact that the reading will likely be the closest encounter many lawmakers have ever had with the actual words of the document, the occasion will be a happy one because it will also provide citizens across the country with an opportunity to join Congress in examining and discussing the words of our founding document. Comparing the words of the Constitution to the actions of our leaders in recent years will surely make clear the enduring wisdom of James Madison's warning that 'there are more instances of the abridgment of freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments by those in power than by violent and sudden usurpations.' Talking seriously about this condition is the first step to remedying it, just as Madison and the rest of the Founders intended."

--The Washington Examiner