The Canadian health care system is sick, says the new head of the Canadian Medical Association: Dr. Anne Doig says patients are getting less than optimal care and she adds that physicians from across the country – who will gather … Continue reading →
…that any email with the subject title “please this is not spam”—is.
Continue reading →Dr. Zane F. Pollard has a penetrating article up at American Thinker on Obamacare. It’s a must-read, and a must-send to all your friends, Left and Right and in-between. Here’s a key excerpt (but please read the whole thing; there’s … Continue reading →
Amy Kane went to the Portsmouth NH Obamacare event, and she’s got photos, observations, and musings (more of Amy’s photos here) . Who were the mob, and who the organized? You decide. Amy did.
Continue reading →[NOTE: This is a reprint of a previous post. I came across it the other day and I happen to like it.] I saw her walking ahead of me on a sidewalk in New York, and I knew immediately. She … Continue reading →
This seems to make sense to me. It’s rational to imagine that this sort of rationing will absolutely be a part of Obamacare, either now or in the future. If it’s the hyperbole of the phrase “death panels” (as well … Continue reading →
A New Hampshire member of the mob weighs in with a fine rant: And if that whetted your appetite for more, here’s a great video from Flopping Aces: Love the use of the Hillary audio; you go, girl! Tell ’em … Continue reading →
Quelle surprise. Not.
Continue reading →Noonan’s coming along in her recovery from Obamalove. But she still cuts him too much slack. But well worth reading, along with this by Victor Davis Hanson. [ADDENDUM: And I’m pleased to see that Dr. Sanity is back doing some … Continue reading →
Remember that phrase in the DNC video, “This mob activity is straight from the playbook of high-level Republican political operatives”? Well, Mary Katherine Ham has unearthed the identity of that “high-level Republican political operative” [sic], and what was actually written … Continue reading →
Why do we swing our arms when we walk? It turns out that scientists find it has some advantages: “Rather than a facultative relic of the locomotion needs of our quadrupedal ancestors, arm swinging is an integral part of the … Continue reading →
Embedded video from CNN Video [Hat tip: commenter “Darrell.”] This woman, Kelly King, should run for President. She’s truly articulate, as opposed to the surface smoothness and careful word calibration of our President. And her affect matches her rhetoric; she … Continue reading →