Last month, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) introduced a piece of President Obama’s $447 billion jobs plan which included $60 billion in infrastructure spending that would be paid for by higher taxes. Dan notes in his article:
Afternoon Blog Post
Big Government – Karl Rove – …The real reason Frank should quit
The Foundry – Mike Brownfield – Morning Bell: How the EPA May Cost You Thousands
Hot Air – Karl – The Trust Deficit
National Review Online – Marc Siegel – Obamacare’s Medicaid Burden
Newsmax – David A. Patten and Kathleen Walter – Clinton: Parties Must Work Together to Save Economy
Newsmax – Paul Scicchitano – Report: ‘Raw’ Politics Guides White House Meddling
RedState – Brad Jackson – The Secret Term in the Fed’s Triple Mandate
RedState – Moe Lane – Pakistanis admit to firing first on NATO troops.
Townhall – Katie Pavlich – U.S. Economy Turned Negative by Major Credit Rating Agency
Townhall – Guy Benson – Tapper: Seems Like Obama Is Campaigning on Our Dime
The Weekly Standard – Theresa Civantos – Law Professor’s Criticism of Military Care Package Drive has Unintended Effects
The Weekly Standard – Jeffrey H. Anderson – Most Americans Want, Expect Repeal
Senate Democrat: We’re “Embarrassing”
Oh, really?
It certainly is embarrassing that an FAA bill hasn’t gotten through Congress in four years. But guess who has had control over Congress during that time? Let’s see…in 2006, Democrats won the mid-term elections and had complete control over Congress until…2010. It is now 2011. Democrats had total control during those four years, and Sen. Rockefeller was the relevant committee chairman for two of them! Basically, he is admitting that all the blame for this stalled bill lies with his party.
Email Your Senators In Support of Welfare Reform
It’s time to take action in support of encouraging independence and self-sufficiency, breaking the cycle of federal program dependency. Use the form to email your Senators.
53% of Americans Support Repeal of Obamacare
Another poll from Rasmussen shows that 69% think that the federal government has no authority to force Americans to purchase health insurance. This does not bode well for President Obama, who faces a decision on this very case during his re-election campaign. If the Supreme Court finds the mandate unconstitutional, it will be as detrimental to the President as the collapse of Lehman Brothers was for Sen. John McCain in 2008.