Conservative Talk




  • Turns Out it’s the Lefties Who Are Potential Terrorists September 3, 2010
    Eugene Robinson, the socialist hater who writes for the Washington Post, claimed Americans had to fear us right-wingers as potential terrorists: For decades now, the most serious threat of domestic terrorism has come from the growing ranks of paranoid, anti-government hate groups that draw their inspiration, vocabulary and anger from the far right. Yet it [. […]
    Scott Miller
  • Wash Post Calls Americans “Spoiled Brats” for Opposing Socialism September 3, 2010
    Apparently those of us who oppose the immorality of the looters are “spoiled brats” in the opinion of the Washington Post. We are a bunch of stupid, spoiled brats, throwing a “temper tantrum”.  We are a bunch of greedy people who cling to the selfish notion that we should be allowed to keep the fruits of [...] […]
    Scott Miller
  • Why We Are in a Depression September 3, 2010
    One of today’s top economists explains why we are in a depression now, and the worse is yet to come… Via Zero Hedge: What Is A Depression Anyway, And Why We Continue To Be In It? […]
    Scott Miller

Politicians & Health Care

Two sides - Naive or Corrupt.

Two sides - Naive or Corrupt.

I just read an article on the National Review Online by Ramesh Ponnuru talking about “facts” touted by politicians on the senate and house floor.

I am only going to steal one of his quotes:

Majority leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.) attributed 45,000 deaths each year to lack of insurance.

Looking at the report referred to by Ponnuru, it is clear that his is a HUGE exaggeration on an epic scale.  The question I have is about the knowing of these politicians.  Are they being duped by the people who are hired to keep them informed or are they intentionally trying to bully America by fear mongering into a health care plan? Are they naive or corrupt?  Either way, they are not fit to lead…  except, God forbid, a heard of sheep.

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