Its nail in the coffin time, at least for 2009. Send them home for the holidays to face their constituents. Start 2010 stuck in the mud.

Code Red Rally – Tuesday 1:00. Laura Ingraham is all over it.

she isn’t only saying it. She and her progressive minions are actually doing it. It’s not an idle threat.

she is living proof of the Dem desperation

and fight. Kill the bill – we can’t afford it and it’s bad legislation.
The American people want good legislation, even it takes a few years.

Or are they just trying to score big in 2010? I’m suspicious.

I was reading the interview by Brett Baier of Morton Kondracke and Charles Krauthammer from yesterday, and Kondracke made a good point. In response to Krauthammer complaining about the last minute nature of the Dems drive for health care reform.

KRAUTHAMMER: The process here is bizarre. All of a sudden with the deadline looming, they’re throwing in anything that will fit, anything that will get 60 votes, regardless of whether it is incoherent or contradicts other elements of the bill. And you ask yourself, why is the haste? Where is the deadline? It’s not as if we were a year ago with the banking issue where there was a deadline. If you didn’t act on TARP you could have a collapse of the economic system.

Here the deadline is entirely a political one. It is because the Democrats know with all this opposition in the public and with an election year looming, they have a very small window. It’s not as if the medical system will collapse on January the 1st if nothing is done.

It is entirely artificial. And it is causing these new amendments and these new ideas to be thrown in untested, even unexplained at the last moment.

KONDRACKE: But this is not the first time you have seen action like this out of Congress. After all, when the Republicans were in charge, they passed the Medicare prescription drug bill and it was a scramble just like this and they kept the vote open for two and a half hours.

KRAUTHAMMER: But this is reforming one-sixth of the U.S. economy. It is not a targeted reform. It is a revolution in health care.

KONDRACKE: Well, Medicare Part D was the biggest addition to Medicare since Medicare was enacted.

that statement from her brings out an image that calls for brain bleach…

I don’t know anything about how credible a poll that is – but am optimistically hoping they’ve picked up on a trend that the others will also reflect soon.

I have no idea what Pelosi was thinking – unless she’s just so deluded she thinks a good chunk of the country is as desperate to pass some form of healthcare bill as she is.

Sounds like Obamacare is starting to make Pelosi a little crazy- and Reid too. After all the years of dreaming about being in power – then having huge majorities but not being able to get it done…I almost feel bad for them.

Almost.

Thanks Dan, for the encouraging update on the state of the Speaker.

What does being a woman have anything to do with this comment?

across state linhe and see if the Donks will support that “Unanimously”.
Or how bout amendment that puts all staffers into the plan, leave off the Senators and see if they will throw their staff under the bus.