Stigall has a great article called 'Speech Police - Balzing Saddles would never get made' about where we've come with speech and the free exercise thereof.

Read Stigall's column from the Platte County Landmark every week, Straight from Stigall.

Stigall has a great article called 'Speech Police - Balzing Saddles would never get made' about where we've come with speech and the free exercise thereof.

Read Stigall's column from the Platte County Landmark every week, Straight from Stigall.

What is your premium now? What is your premium going to be? The WSJ has WellPoint study information with a breakdown. (Surprise, it's going up.)

The mandatory end of life counseling has people talking.  It's getting Rham-ed through.  IBD chronicles this well here.

Wall Street Journal reports, what is happening with health care negotiations is going to be a Fannie Mae style compromise.

 From Powerline Blog:

Readers may wish to present this pledge to their Senators and Representatives.

My Pledge to My Constituents on National Health Insurance

1. I will not vote to expand the bankrupt Medicare program unless and until it is first placed on a sound actuarial basis.

2. I will not vote for any national health insurance legislation that includes a public plan unless I am prepared to enroll myself and my family in the public plan. If a national health insurance bill with a public plan passes the Senate with my vote in support, then I pledge to enroll myself and my family in that public plan.

 US Governors voice deep concern, $200B worth of unfunded mandates and not many answers.

The Congressional Budget Office says this will not control medical spending, but increase it.  Harry Reid's response?  Sounds like the CBO should run for republican office. 

Stigall talked with Betsy McCaughey about just this.  Obama's broken promises.  (Betsy is the key figure in this fight and brought down Hillary-Care)

IBD's Thomas Sowell breaks down the arguments.  Is medical care going to be better or worse with this?

And the Wall Street Journal has slammed this, here is their Editorial against Obama-Care.

What is your premium now? What is your premium going to be? The WSJ has WellPoint study information with a breakdown. (Surprise, it's going up.)

The mandatory end of life counseling has people talking.  It's getting Rham-ed through.  IBD chronicles this well here.

Wall Street Journal reports, what is happening with health care negotiations is going to be a Fannie Mae style compromise.

 From Powerline Blog:

Readers may wish to present this pledge to their Senators and Representatives.

My Pledge to My Constituents on National Health Insurance

1. I will not vote to expand the bankrupt Medicare program unless and until it is first placed on a sound actuarial basis.

2. I will not vote for any national health insurance legislation that includes a public plan unless I am prepared to enroll myself and my family in the public plan. If a national health insurance bill with a public plan passes the Senate with my vote in support, then I pledge to enroll myself and my family in that public plan.

 US Governors voice deep concern, $200B worth of unfunded mandates and not many answers.

The Congressional Budget Office says this will not control medical spending, but increase it.  Harry Reid's response?  Sounds like the CBO should run for republican office. 

Stigall talked with Betsy McCaughey about just this.  Obama's broken promises.  (Betsy is the key figure in this fight and brought down Hillary-Care)

IBD's Thomas Sowell breaks down the arguments.  Is medical care going to be better or worse with this?

And the Wall Street Journal has slammed this, here is their Editorial against Obama-Care.