I have never heard our President refer to a specific page in the bill when he is refutting the right’s mis-information. Why do you think that is? Maybe because he doesn’t care about details, or he just doesn’t know or care?

Here is the link: http://theblogprof.blogspot.com/2009/08/busted-obama-as-hitler-poster-was.html

Don’t be fooled again. Don’t automatically assume that a wingnut at a townhall meeting is one of our wingnuts.

But you outed yourself with your use of the term “wingnut.” The Goldwater slogan is a nice touch though. Now run along, I’m sure the Kos kids are missing you.

Seems to me that the MSM messge is starting to saturate our brains judging by your comment. If you honestly think that those individuals represent the conservative movement then I’d say the MSDNC/CNN crowd have won you over.

for the Black Panthers to “wave guns” when they did it:

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/ken-shepherd/2009/08/18/media-barely-noticed-legal-gun-brandishing-leftist-black-panthers-2000

Republicans are full of sensible alternatives but under the current form of “bi-partisanship” the answer from the Demoncrats is always NO.

Now go away before we taunt you a second time.

but it does make for easy fodder for Bathtub Boy and Mr. Maddow. It probably makes about as much sense as a lefty bringing their “medical marijuana” to town hall meeting in CA. You may be able to do it legally, but it makes it easy for your political opponents to malign you. (Not that the MSM would ever cover Obama supporters hitting the bong outside a town hall meeting, but I digress…)

Republicans have lots of good ideas, but no one wants to hear them. The left likes to castigate the right for not offering any ideas, but when we give them, they shout us down from their bully pulpit and dismiss them and say we don’t have any real ideas. They have their agenda, and as far as they’re concerned, it’s their way or the highway – there are no other alternatives.

ABC did an infomercial on Obamacare – if they were going to be fair, they could have given equal time to some Republican ideas. Did they? Not a chance.

and not plants or union members disguised as conserves? And besides, how can anyone control every yahoo out there?

Besides, everybody from Tim Pawlenty to Newt Gingrich has practically screamed out long lists of “real free maerket reforms.”

Interstate insurance competition, Medical Savings Accounts, tax free insurance or credits, tort reform, fee for service, rewarding outcomes, medical malpractice reform, prohibiting coverage denials based on preexisting conditions, guaranteeing portability, electronic prescriptions and medical records, streamlining billing codes and practices, price and quality transparency, pay-for-performance measures, one-stop primary-care “medical homes,” chronic disease management initiatives, tax equity for health insurance purchases, increased incentives for health savings accounts, creating the ability to purchase insurance or form risk pools across state lines, and much much more.

Alas, there’s nothing magical about HOW to reform healthcare. The problem is wrenching power away from statist Democrats, big govt lobbyists and Utopian Messiahs with delusions of grandeur. In other words, the Repubs are out of power right now. And when they were in, well, remember when Bush ’43 tried to reform Social Security? The Dems’ misinformation machine had Ed Asner making robo calls to nursing homes and assisted living facilities across the country to frighten the old folks with tales of how Bush was going to take away their Soc Sec payments.

That’s one reason why what they are doing now is so shameless.

“Bearing false witness” indeed.

Are you forgetting that you were pretending to be a conservative Republican?

“The religious community has to decide whether they want to be tax exempt or involved in politics.”

I have been getting “bounced” to the top by clicking Reply To This and also getting a message about “Compatibility View” that doesn’t stay visible long enough to read the whole thing.

Using Firefox at home with no issues – - stuck with IE at work.

since the change to the new high-speed, low drag servers. Usually if I reload the page it works.

What I’m finding is that often when I go to a diary, the reccommended list and diaries lists don’t appear. I still struggle trying to write in html, I’m sure not going to try to diagnose a few minor issues after a major change like the new servers.

I think fixing it involves Neil sacrificeing a small woodland animal, dancing in a cloak around a fire and chanting html till it all works right. When the tech guys start telling me about bajigabytes and things that is always what I picture in my minds eye while I nod sagely and ignore them. It’s more entertaining than hearing about processor speeds etc also!

n/t

Firefox is pretty standard. I recommend trying it first: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/firefox.html

I haven’t tried Google Chrome, but I hear that it handles HTML very well. Here’s the link: http://download.cnet.com/Google-Chrome/3000-2356_4-10881381.html?tag=mncol

I use Apple’s Safari browser and it seems to handle the current iteration of Redstate pretty well, also, but I have had problems with it in the past. Regardless, here’s a link if you’re interested: http://www.apple.com/safari/

Hope that helps.

I guess we’ll find out when/if the bill passes. It’ll probably be anybody for any reason, on your dime. But, don’t worry – it’s God’s will.

How on earth can any “religious” organizations back BO’s plan knowing that it includes payment for abortion? Even knowing all of his other pro-abortion measures should keep them from supporting anything he puts out unless he changes his position on abortion.