What really outraged me was when they had Charlie Rangel on by satellite to comment. He, as usual, made no sense because he wasn’t commenting on what Tom Coburn said, he was just mouthing the usual lefty talking points out of context. Some people cannot multitask unless their definition of that word means “I’m gonna take your money and then lie to you as to what I’m doing with it…..”

Days like this I really miss Mark Kilmer. His take on all of this would have been priceless, especially with his insight on serious medical issues and decisions. I picture him these days as helping us all he can by dismantling TOTUS, by whispering in the ears of Obama and his minions right before they get ready to speak in public and helping them to jam both feet in their mouths so frequently.

Mark then caps it all off by giving idiots like Laurence O’Donnell etheric wedgies just before he goes on the air.

Perhaps a glimpse at the end of the tunnel for us?
And once again janis, thanks for the laugh. He did say a president “should be able to do more than one thing at a time.”

He sets the liberal talking points….

The netroots think they own the blogosphere…
Most of them cannot connect two thoughts together….

Apparently it’s just hunky-dory with this bunch that Obama has pissed off our allies, rewarded our enemies, and made himself a laughingstock with both sides simultaneously. Who says that man can’t multitask?

http://www.startribune.com/politics/53234567.html

“He’s making some strides … but I think there needs to be more action,” says Los Angeles-based blogger Lisa Derrick, who writes daily about politics, entertainment and pop culture on Firedoglake.com under the name LaFiga.
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Rumblings on the left could spell trouble down the road for the president and for other Democrats. The group MoveOn.org is threatening to run ads against moderate and conservative Democrats who don’t toe the line on Obama’s health care overhaul push.
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“I always saw him as a good, liberal Democrat. I never saw him as progressive, so he’s doing what I expected,” Lupinacci said. “So, I’m not necessarily surprised, disappointed or happy.”
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Obama, Wong adds, has also improved U.S. standing internationally, reversing in just the first few months of his presidency much of the damage done by Bush administration policies. – WTF is this Wonger talking about????

Then again, his supporters are used to NOT working for a living, or at least not working very hard.

But, don’t think that they can’t fix that and come back with some disciplined support for other Obama agenda items. We cannot become complacent and rest on our laurels after HR3200 sits in the refuse heap. We must take a page from their own Alinsky rules for radicals and keep up the pressure and in doing so force them to make mistakes so that we can continue to heap ridicule on them without mercy.

I’m involved with the Huntsville, Alabama Tea Party Movement. We had 3000 at our tax day gathering and 5000 on Independence Day. We’ve had some respectful showings at other events, including 900 at a Jeff Sessions Town Hall meeting. The trick is to keep everyone interested and involved even after the hot button issues fade. Communication is the key.

www.hsvteaparty.com