Wednesday, March 24, 2010

DAVY CROCKETT has died. I had the pleasure of meeting Fess Parker once - on an airplane flight many, many years ago. He spent nearly the entire flight in the coach class, signing autographs and chatting with passengers.

A decent man.
OOPS!



OK, the ellipsis dots at the end tell you that the headline [California Teacher Arrested for Allegedly Teaching ...] was truncated to fit in the space available.

But still ...

“PRESIDENT BUSH called the attitude embodied in President Obama’s new [education] policy the ‘soft bigotry of low expectations.’ I think he was wrong about the soft.”
BEST PRACTICES - for whom? “Throughout the behemoth legislation are countless new boards, commissions and oversight bureaus designed to assess quality of care, design “best practices” and force – through incentives and penalties – the implementation of the government’s idea of beneficial health services. Those “best practices” will not necessarily reflect the desires of doctors and patients, but the treatments that pass the government’s cost/benefit analyses.”
IT’S NOT ABOUT CONTROL



“The harsh fact of the matter is when you’re going to pass legislation that will cover 300 [million] American people in different ways it takes a long time to do the necessary administrative steps that have to be taken to put the legislation together to control the people.”

Nope. It’s not about control. Pay no attention to what he said.

Link from Michelle Malkin.
IN SEVEN MONTHS, I’ll get (some of) mine. You, dear reader, will get the bill.
2010: CROSSING THE RUBICON. Victor Davis Hanson thinks America has done so already; Thomas Sowell believes the point of no return for America will be the 2010 Congressional elections.

Certainly the time is near.
BUT, BUT, ... healthcare will be different.

Yeah, right.
EVERY TIME YOU USE A SUPPOSITORY, think of this health care vote.
HEALTHCARE FOR THEE, but not for me.

Hypocrites ....