by Smitty
Treat yourself to a taste of what journalism should have been. Trying to quote the most outrageous bit is futile. The Orwellian, purple DC haze machine belches early and builds to a fine fog by finish.
If we tolerate this form of government-by-swindle, think of what awaits. 5- and 10k-page bills. Government by fiat. Everyone legislated to like it. The braveness, the newness, the worldliness, the hope, the change.
Jim Moran, my VA-8 tool, already sports the beastly mark. Having it all come down to a dozen-ish Blue Dogs is less than appealing.
Update: CNSNews offers the play-by-play for how the Constitution gets Slaughtered, as the GOP has half an hour to make a final plea for sanity.
Update II: (Drudge) WaPo reports that the GOP is laying the foundation for a repeal effort, too.
[…] Smitty, who has a cunning plan. CNS News: Under the standard procedures of the House of Representatives, […]
Saw the interview Obama looked evasive and uncooperative and certainly didn’t change any minds. Bret Baier did a great job and was as tenacious as he could be with out getting shot.
Saw the interview Obama looked evasive and uncooperative and certainly didn’t change any minds. Bret Baier did a great job and was as tenacious as he could be with out getting shot.
[…] Smitty. CNS News: Under the standard procedures of the House of Representatives, Republicans will get only […]
[…] a tip of the fedora to Smitty who comments on the interview: …The Orwellian, purple DC haze machine belches early and builds to a fine fog by […]
[…] interview with Bret Baier didn’t go well at all. I sense desperation and endgame. More than just a few former mates under the bus, there’s […]
[…] Bret Baier did something that no other journalist in America has, to date, done: he shot past Obama’s evasions and double-talk and demanded direct answers regarding the outcomes of the health care reform that is being railroaded through the House of Representatives at present. Baier’s conduct of the interview has been roundly praised by the Right: Seth Leibsohn at NRO calls it “the single best interview of President Obama in a year, by any reporter,”, while Smitty quips that it is “a taste of what journalism should have been.” […]