More pictures fron the "One Nation" event

From Doug Ross@Journal, via Fred Gregory.









Gives new meaning to the phrase "Take out the trash", doesn't it?

At the One Nation event: "Who are the Moonbats?"

Small Business and Obamacare

As John Goodman describes it, these are stunning poll results

There's more of this sort of thing to come.

MUCH more.

November is coming. It's time to take political advantage of a crisis, just like the Dems/Lefties/"Progressives"/Sorosites/Unions/Media and every babbling hopey changey blogger did in 2008.

The only difference will be that we are not the ones who created this crisis in the first place. The afore-mentioned fools are STILL the culprits.

Lieberman speaks truth to power on the public option

Hat tip: Gateway Pundit, who adds:

"Once again Joe Lieberman puts country over politics. No wonder the democrats hate him."

The Nutroots are getting antsy over their beloved public option's fate

....as well they should be.

This post says the votes are not there to get the "Medicare For All" stupidity into the final House version.

Of course this could be all sandbagging, but it smells like desperation.

(Hat tip: Dan Riehl)

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WaPo: Obamacare in its current form is dead

Key point:

".....it is time for Dr. Obama to take charge of this difficult case. He must come up with a plan or embrace one -- perhaps the long-awaited Senate Finance Committee proposal. And he must sell it as perhaps not perfect but the best that can be achieved and far preferable to the status quo. Because right now, his patient needs some intensive care."

What are the chances of the Loony Toon/Kook Kos Klan contingent actually buying into that sort of thing?

Slim to none.

They would rather see their cherished agenda item fail than actually achieving some real reform that would be a benefit to the entire nation..

That way, they would have plenty of political fodder to use in their babble, dribble, drool, and spew against conservatives.

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Will they be dumb enough to "Wellstone" Ted Kennedy's memorial?

I'd say the odds are close to even that the "regressives" haven't learned their lesson from the backlash from the over-the-top pep rally the Paul Wellstone memorial turned out to be in 2002.

Captain Ed weighs in.

"At least thus far, nothing proposed by the Kennedy family or by Democrats comes close to matching the crass spectacle of the Wellstone memorial. The 'do it for Teddy' meme is practically expected by voters, which is why it won’t have much effect; it’s too obvious a manipulation to work on anyone but the true believers, where it won’t count anyway. The next election is not a few days away but fourteen months. Even if speakers get out of hand at the service, which Democrats will probably work hard to prevent, the impact will have dissipated in a fortnight.

A 'Wellstone effect' is probably nothing more than wishful thinking, but it’s equaled by the hope of a 'Kennedy effect' on ObamaCare. Unless Democrats get very, very stupid about it, the memorial will have little impact on anyone except the mourners — which is exactly how it should be."

Let's hope the Kennedy family makes it clear (to the Teleprompter-in-Chief and fellow Usual Suspects alike) that there will be no circus atmosphere permitted at the funeral, nor will it be sanctioned at any other organized memorial any where else.

That sort of thing should be left to the shameless hacks of the Tank Media and their looney toon allies in the blahgosphere.

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"Oh, but THAT was different......"

Likely rationale from Usual Suspects/"Regressives" near and far?

"That was then. This is now."

Hat tip: GM's Place.

Kook Kos Klan: "War? What war?"

How things change among the simple minded "regressive" gang!

Noteworthy:

"I attended the first YearlyKos convention, in 2006, and have kept up with later ones, and it's safe to say that while people who attended those gatherings couldn't stand George W. Bush in general, their feelings were particularly intense when it came to opposing the war in Iraq. It animated their activism; they hated the war, and they hated Bush for starting it. They weren't that fond of the fighting in Afghanistan, either.

Now, with Obama in the White House, all that has changed. Greenberg presented respondents with a list of policy priorities and asked, 'Please indicate which two you think progressive activists should be focusing their attention and efforts on the most.' The winner was passing comprehensive health care reform, with 60 percent, and number two was passing 'green energy policies that address environmental concerns,' with 22 percent. Tied for eighth place, named by just eight percent of respondents, was 'working to end our military involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan.' "

Don't worry, Byron. In ten years they'll have history sufficiently rewritten to the point that Iraq and Afghanistan will be regarded as great victories for Obama, a true measure of his fearless leadership.

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