Cash for Cloture
You know there’s pork on the table when Senator Tom Harkin is in the picture. How much does it cost to buy the vote of Senator Mary Landrieu? For a […]
Tag Archives: Congress
democrat health care: higher costs/fewer options
If this dreadful health care bill gets signed by the President it’s going to be very difficult to fix the mess it makes. The Baucus plan doesn’t even make sense. […]
grayson: the tough get going
There are few certainties in politics, but Democratic congressman Alan Grayson will not be returning to Congress after the next election. Grayson is one of the Democrats that swept into […]
america: the free lunch nation
When will reality finally set in for Americans? Congress is currently drawing up mythical health care bills that are going solve all our problems and at the same time save […]
will obama change?
The following headline from CNN caught my attention: “Obama considers major speech on health care, aide says.” How many “major speeches” has the President given so far? What has he […]
the boxer rebellion
Yours truly, Club Soda, happens to be one of those whom the White House and its fascist phalanx of Democratic Party machine drones have characterized as part of “the mob”. […]
obama: the honeymoon is over
The President is spending enormous political capital on health care reform. The rush strategy that worked so well with the so-called stimulus bill isn’t working with health care. The rush […]
global warming world tour: the galápagos islands
For a number of years I’ve seen all kinds of problems blamed on global warming. Everything from the spread of fire ants to better growing conditions for poison ivy; it […]
the left's war on science
It will not be news to anyone who reads this blog that one of my biggest pet peeves is the issue of global warming. There is perhaps no other issue […]
foxes, hens and clueless farmers
George Orwell, in his seminal novel Animal Farm, floated the proposition that “some animals are more equal than others.” And nowhere is this more obvious than in the dawning of […]
