The bump in polling numbers after passing health care "reform" was supposed to go to Democrats. Instead, while it’s just a measure of emotion at this point in time, you’d think that all the promises of the bill would give Democrats a few higher point. Instead, they’re at an 18-year low<\/a>. It’s quite possible that people are only now understanding what they supported all along, because the "free" stuff isn’t materializing right now<\/a>.<\/p>\n What was the point of the resurrection on Easter? Don Sensing has (had) some thoughts.<\/a><\/p>\n The Tea Party’s ideas are much more mainstream<\/a> than the MSM would like you to believe. And Tea Partiers are much more diverse<\/a> that the MSM realized. Turns out, they did some actual journalism and found out the real story. Imagine that. Has the liberal slant of the press become a problem of corruption<\/a>, especially with, first, the willful ignoring of the Tea Party story, and second, the willful misreporting of it?<\/p>\n Toyota cars have killed 52 people, and got a recall for it. Gardasil, a cervical cancer vaccine, has had 49 "unexplained deaths"<\/a> reported by the CDC and it’s still required in some states.<\/p>\n Changing the names to protect the guilty, the words "Islam" and "jihad" are now banned<\/a> from the national security strategy document. When the next terror attack Islamic jihadists happens, it’ll be interesting to find out how they describe it.<\/p>\n Cows have been exonerated<\/a> of helping to cause global warming. No, really.<\/p>\n Rep. Bart Stupak’s reversal of his principles is having the proper effect; he’s decided not to seek re-election<\/a>. Likely, he couldn’t get re-elected anyway<\/a>, after betraying his constituents, but let this be a lesson about trusting "conservative" Democrats too much.<\/p>\n And finally, media scrutiny of church vs. state (click for a larger picture):<\/p>\n
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