Dec 212009
Welcome to the new era of *transparency* and *integrity* that exists after the U.S. Senate voted for cloture for a 2700 page health care reform bill (that many have not even seen) at 1:00am (EST) this morning. In that spirit here are health care reform links. Enjoy.
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The BlogProf: Fr. Robert Barron on Abortion, Healthcare and the Law
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IBD: Snowe Fall In D.C.
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The Weekly Standard: ACORN Qualifies for Funding in Senate Health Care Bill
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NRO The Corner: Gregg: Welcome to a New America
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National Review: Can Stupak Save the Democrats?
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The Foundry: Left Now Admitting Obamacare Full of Budget Gimmicks
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The American Spectator: Is McConnell a Loser? by Quin Hillyer
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Reasoned Audacity: Splitting the Baby in Half? Americans United for Life Statement on Cloture
Consider this an open thread where we can console each other and grieve the stupidity and corruption in Washington. Also you can feel free to follow me on Twitter or friend me on Facebook.
Update: Missed a good one – WSJ: A Reckless Health Care Bill That Nobody Believes In
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Shane, you are old enough to remember the stunts Republican leaders pulled to get Medicare part D passed. Giving holdouts extra cash for their states/districts is a centuries-old Congressional tradition.
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@desmoinesdem, Can’t say I liked it then, I just wasn’t blogging then.
@desmoinesdem, I amend that statement I was blogging then… was still pretty new and really wasn’t doing much political blogging at that point. I can’t say it helped Republicans in 2006, can you?