During the past five years, I’ve written about a lot of topics, ranging from global warming and environmentalism to single-payer healthcare, terrorism and Ernesto “Ché” Guevara. Few topics, however, seem as dangerous as many of the ideas coveted by people who attended the POWERSHIFT 2011 conference last week in Washington, D.C. Watch the Breitbart video [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Healthcare Reform'
POWERSHIFT 2011: Dangerous Ideology
April 21st, 2011 · 1 Comment
Tags: · Bob McCarty, environmentalism, Global Warming and Climate Change, powershift, powershift 2011, single payer healthcare, Terrorism
April Fools’ Day Videos Good for a Few Laughs
April 1st, 2011 · No Comments
In the spirit of April Fools’ Day, it seems appropriate to share three humorous videos on health care, hounds and howls of laughter. The first video, ObamaCare – Live Your Carefree Lifestyle, mocks the Patient Care and Affordability Act of 2010 (a.k.a., “ObamaCare”) and is brought to you by the folks behind Freedom Fest, an [...]
Tags: · april 1, April Fools, April Fools Day, April Fools' Day Videos Good for a Few Laughs, bally's, Bob McCarty, comedian, dog, doggie dentures, favorite comedian, freedom fest, las vegas, obamacare, patient care and affordability act, the government can, Tim Hawkins
Doctors Notes Scandal Continues in Wisconsin
February 22nd, 2011 · 1 Comment
The scandal involving medical doctors writing notes to excuse school teachers and other public employees union folks from work continues to evolve in Madison, Wisc. In this video, an unidentified school teacher — who, by the way, is skipping work to protest against Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker‘s effort to get this state’s fiscal house in [...]
Tags: · cheese state, doctor's note, Doctors Notes Scandal Continues in Wisconsin, doctors writing notes, Fox News Channel, freedom's lighthouse, gov scott walker, griff jenkins, medical doctors, mental anguish, public employees, school teachers, scott walker, Wisconsin
Obama Correct in Saying ‘I didn’t raise taxes once’
February 7th, 2011 · No Comments
During an interview that aired just before the big game on Super Bowl Sunday, President Barack Obama made the following claims to Fox News Channel’s Bill O’Reilly: “I didn’t raise taxes once. I lowered taxes over the last two years. I lowered taxes for the last two years.” And he’s right! He’s raised ‘em a [...]
Tags: · americans for tax reform, Barack Obama, bill o'reilly, federal tobacco tax hike, Fox News Channel, hope and change, How's that hope and change workin' out?, i didn't raise taxes once, i lowered taxes for the last two years, i lowered taxes over the last two years, Obama, Obama Correct in Saying 'I didn't raise taxes once', permanent changes to tax law, super bowl, super bowl sunday, temporary tax relief
Organizing for America ‘Astroturf’ Effort Exposed
February 3rd, 2011 · 1 Comment
A friend of mine who is on the e-mail list for the Barack Obama front organization, Organizing for America, shared the latest electronic message he received from the group late this morning. It appears unedited below for your reading displeasure: (Name removed) – Yesterday, Democrats in the Senate successfully blocked the repeal of health reform [...]
Tags: · activist judges, affordable care act, astroturf, Congress, donut hole, health reform, insurance industry, letter to the editor, organizing for america, Organizing for America 'Astroturf' Effort Exposed, political director, political games, pre-existing condition, prescription drug coverage, repeal, Republicans, yohannes abraham
Why Are States Embracing Federal Control of Education While Siding Against ObamaCare?
February 3rd, 2011 · 1 Comment
As evidenced by two recent reports, a chasm exists between the ways state government officials nationwide view federal control of education and health care: On Feb. 2, the Heritage Foundation published an article in which they highlighted the fact that the majority of states (see graphic at right) have succumbed to pressure to adopt national [...]
Tags: · big government, constitutional role of the federal government, department of education, Education, federal control of education, federal government bureaucrat, federalism, Health Care, Heritage Foundation, Judge Roger Vinson, national standards in education, nikki haley, obamacare, obamacare should be repealed, patient protection and affordable care act, public education, race to the top, Rick Perry, rob bishop, the dangers of national standards in education, Wall Street Journal, Why Are States Embracing Federal Control of Education While Siding Against ObamaCare
Federal Judge Rules ‘ObamaCare’ Unconstitutional
January 31st, 2011 · 4 Comments
This afternoon in Pensacola, Fla., Judge Roger Vinson ruled that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (a.k.a., “ObamaCare”) signed by President Barack Obama March 23, 2010, is UNCONSTITUTIONAL! Below is the conclusion portion of the decision issued by Judge Vinson in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida: The existing problems [...]
Tags: · civil rights act of 1871, civil rights act of 1875, codification of freedom, commerce clause, Congress, Constitution, federal judge, Federal Judge Rules 'ObamaCare' UnConstitutional, federal rules of civil procedure, gun-free school zones act, individual mandate, Judge Roger Vinson, obamacare, patient protection and affordable care act, Pensacola, president barack obama, religious freedom restoration act, roger vinson, unconstitutional, US District Court for the Northern District of Florida, violence against women act
