The NeoSexist

Althouse points to a NYT article bemoaning the “uncertainty” that would befall the nation if Obamacare were to be struck down.  After all, we’ve already been implementing the bureaucracy for two years.  So it’s obviously too late to declare it unconstitutional. Consider the argument — featured in the NYT — that it’s too late to [...]

If ObamaCare falls, liberals might push for greater government control of health care « Hot Air Headlines If Democrats make little progress on alternatives, some purists might decide it’s best to just renew the case for a single-payer system in which all Americans receive health care paid for by the government. This is the Mississippi [...]

If you cannot commit several hours per week to maintain the liberty that others afforded you then you by your inaction and silent voice abet those who seek to destroy it. The lovely and talented Dana Loesch lays out an excellent and combative call to action at BigGovernment.com. She has no patience for those who [...]

Dan Banishek for Congress Susan B. Anthony List Candidate Fund Pledges to Drive Out Pro-life Betrayers in November WASHINGTON, DC – In response to Rep. Bart Stupak’s announcement that he and other self-labeled “pro-life” Democrats will vote in favor of Healthcare reform legislation with the addition of an Executive Order from the White House to [...]

Big Government contributor Washington News Observer sat down with Rep. Michele Bachmann to discuss the latest twist and turns in the health care debate. Rep. Bachmann has taken the lead in calling for citizens concerned about a government take over of health care to rally at the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, November 5th and make [...]

Sarah Palin responds via Facebook: After all the rhetoric is put aside, one principle ran through President Obama’s speech tonight: that increased government involvement in health care can solve its problems. Many Americans fundamentally disagree with this idea. We know from long experience that the creation of a massive new bureaucracy will not provide us [...]

From the WSJ editorial: How can we ensure that those who need medical care receive it while also reducing health-care costs? The answers offered by Democrats in Washington all rest on one principle: that increased government involvement can solve the problem. I fundamentally disagree. Common sense tells us that the government’s attempts to solve large [...]

Sarah Palin, with two words, was able to influence the health care debate in a significant way.   Her previous facebook note about “death panels” was just plain-spoken enough to get people to sit up and take notice of one of the more insidious provisions in the bill.  She continues the assault today, lest anyone think [...]

A two part interview provided by GraniteGrok with Leah from Manchester, who turns out to be Leah Wolczko, a high school biology teacher with a better grasp on the health care debate than all media pundits combined.   Are you listening, Ed Shultz?

Some common sense from the “angry astroturfing mob”: “When I watch the news people stand here and tell me that I am a member of a hired mob, that I’ve been called up by the Republican Party, they only wish they could have done something like this. I’ve never been contacted by any organized group.”