By the government AND the police. For absolutely no reason at all.
DHS admitted it. Destroyed all its assessment copies. But shared with Wisconsin’s intel and local police force. The police force kept its copy but won’t release it to affected parties.
Read the whole thing. Still think the country is in the best of hands?
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Ethics, Rights
Tagged Control, controversy, Fraud, Incompetence, Transparency
Yet, the White House insists that Anthem Blue Cross in California answer to them for raising their rates. Excuse me, “justify” their rates. (Isn’t this supposed to be a free enterprise system? You know, let the market drive itself?)
If health care costs are going upwards, shouldn’t an insurance business adjust similarly? They cannot stay in business if they are not allowed to.
Unbelievable. But Chris Hayes says that’s the case and “1,000% settled Law.”
First, this leftist’s math is bad. Second, he needs to prove this. Where, in the Constitution of the United States, does it say we apply Constitutional Rights to terrorists? Cite the location and verbage , Mr. Hayes. Show us. Third, terrorists shouldn’t even be on our soil when their intent is and has been to kill as many of us that they wish.
And that is putting it mildly.
At least and at last, someone is being closer to honest about this.
Finally, feet held to the fire.
Per Big Government reporter Morgan Richmond.
Yesterday the Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (SIGTARP) released their Quarterly Report to Congress for the period ending 12/31/2009.
The Big Government article is a MUST READ. If, that is, you really want to know where the blame lies.
A two minute portrayal of how NOT to act Presidential.
In Baltimore, trying to tell the Republicans how NOT to be partisan.
(That’s a laugh.)
Barry, you never read that book – How To Make Friends and Influence People, now have you?
UPDATEx1: Well. So the POTUS admits that Congress isn’t quite helping him with his campaign promise on letting us keep our own health insurance plans. How about that? Gee. Do we feel any better?
The question is: for who?
Us? The Democrats? The Progressives? Our entire country??????
This. Crap. Has. To. Stop. (psst. That post was updated to reflect Sen. Kyl’s comments. Do I hear, “Danger! Danger!”?)
Oh. And this too! Enlarging a piggy bank and ASSUMING it automatically gives you something is nothing to be proud of.
Stop pussyfooting around, Congress. We are watching you even if you think we are not.
Why do you insist upon making us even more mad than we are RIGHT NOW?
You think we won’t remember this come November????
Fat chance of that.
Posted in Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics
Tagged Fraud, Healthcare, Incompetence, Transparency
And likely never to be regained.
For last evening’s SOTU address, the POTUS had a chance to fix things.
Guess what? Nothing has changed. At all. In fact, it appears even worse.
And one instance, out of others, that indicates another “You Lie” moment. From SCOTUS’ Judge Alito no less.
If. You have been paying attention.
This whole speech is worse than pitiful.
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics
Tagged controversy, Incompetence, Transparency
Votes, that is. To create a bipartisan deficit committee.
Gee, one would think we wouldn’t need that – if the Senate JUST DID THEIR JOBS!
All the more reason to replace the bulk of them.
Particularly since they aren’t really trying to “save their phoney baloney jobs.”
Daniel McAndrew 