World Rejects Planetary Panic
From: American Thinker
President Barack Obama resorted to the same tactic at the United Nations last week that he has been using at home in the health care debate. He has escalated the rhetoric as political support has collapsed.
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You Call This ‘Respect’?
From: American Thinker
the Last Big Push the gay rights lobby needs to achieve one of its most cherished goals
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Happy Birthday, Mr. President
From: American Thinker
Jimmy Carter is 85 today. His birthday wish may be coming true.
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Will the Real Barack Obama Please Stand Up?
From: American Thinker
As panelists on the modern-day version of To Tell the Truth, we anxiously await the moment when the real Barack Obama stands up.
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Nothing for Everyone
From: American Thinker
The health care reform proposals put forth so far by Democrats, and supported by President Obama, have the unique gift of satisfying virtually no one
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Who’ll Bell the Cat?
From: American Thinker
President Obama’s comprehensive health care reform lies in the Congress on life support.
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Gore and Google: Pants on Fire
From: American Thinker
Earth’s self-anointed global warming czar, Al Gore, has teamed up with his business partners at Google (he’s an Advisory Board member) to make the latest pitch for a planet that is about to burst into a bag of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos.
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Subsidized Health Care: a view from the exam room
From: American Thinker
I learned a lot about the cost of health care when I had a hybrid general surgery practice in California ’s rural San Joaquin Valley . My practice consisted of uninsured women with breast cancer combined with a smaller percentage…
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Second Big Quake Hits Indonesia; Scores Buried
From: FOXNews.com
At least 200 bodies were found in one coastal city and the toll was expected to be far higher.
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Indonesia Shaken by Another Powerful Earthquake
From: FOXNews.com
The 6.9 magnitude struck at 08:52 a.m. local time Thursday on Sumatra island, about 180 miles from the epicenter of a more powerful quake on Wednesday.
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