It appears Democrats will ride a message of the Bush disaster into the 2010 cycle. Less than two years since he left the Presidency his policies continue to effect America. Why not take advantage of the memory of what those policies wrought on the country? Some would cite Rasmussen’s latest, which would have you believe […]

Congratulations to us on our first steps towards meaningful health care for all Americans. Regardless of what happens next we begin moving forward with this legislation in our pocket. Even if reconciliation fails health care legislation has passed and will become the law of the land upon the President’s signature. Congratulations to Speaker Nancy Pelosi. […]

An email I received from Congressman Harry Mitchell’s campaign on why he is voting yes on HCR. Dear Friend, Over the last year or so, I’ve spoken with many of you regarding health care reform. I believe this will be one of the most important votes I will cast in all of my years spent […]

David Weigel has a piece up at The Washington Independent entitled “Scenes from the Code Red Rally.” He reports he did not see the smears and epithets some sites are reporting. He looks past the sense of pessimism displayed by the speakers, and also by some of the attendees. Many Republicans who spoke out at […]

There’s talk of judicial challenges should Health Care Reconciliation pass the House. Some would have us believe ‘deem and pass’ is not constitutional, others that the 10th amendment allows states to ‘opt out’ of any federal initiative and still others claim individual mandates are not permitted. There’s also talk of multiple points of order and […]