Thank you, Massachusetts!
Statist health care reform is headed where the goblins go.
According to Gallup, In U.S., Majority Favors Suspending Work on Healthcare Bill. Only 39% want to continue works. Guess that’s why the Politico reports that Democratic health care talks are collapsing:
Health care reform teetered on the brink of collapse Thursday as House and Senate leaders struggled to coalesce around a strategy to rescue the plan, in the face of growing pessimism among lawmakers that the president’s top priority can survive.
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Here’s a halarious youtube clip.
Call it, “Democrats react to Brown’s win”.
The script is actually a brilliant assessment —
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4aQCiRjvZY&feature=player_embedded#
Comment by WesternCiv — January 22, 2010 @ 1:02 pm - January 22, 2010
According to the online Wall Street Journal today, in a speech in Ohio Obama “continued to pursue his endangered health care overhaul plan, despite public opposition and the Democrats’ loss of a filibuster-proof majoriity in the Senate.” The guy seems not to get it; America doesn’t want what he and the Dems have served up.
Comment by Man — January 22, 2010 @ 2:45 pm - January 22, 2010
The pendulum has been swinging to the right since the last half of last year; New Jersey, Virginia, and south of the border Panama elected a right winger as its president followed by Honduras. This year Massachusetts and Chile, for the first time in twenty years voted center right for its president. Not only is the radical left in the U.S. worried, Hugo Chavez is livid. He´s acting out his anger by nationalizing a chain of super markets.
Comment by Roberto — January 22, 2010 @ 4:01 pm - January 22, 2010
Chavez today said Obama used the USA’s earth quake weapon on Haiti. I think the Congress should have hearings to see if there is anything to this report. After all if fire can make steel melt….well you know the drill…
Comment by Gene in Pennsylvania — January 22, 2010 @ 8:34 pm - January 22, 2010