Here’s the list, via Jumping in Pools, via Instapundit. Alaska – Mark Begich. Arkansas – Blanche Lincoln. Arkansas – Mark Pryor. Louisiana – Mary Landrieu. Missouri – Claire McCaskill. Montana – Max Baucus. Montana – Jon Tester. Nebraska – Ben…

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This is good. First Martha Stewart called Sarah Palin boring, dangerous and confused. In the next breath she said she wouldn’t watch her if she was paid to do it. So if she doesn’t watch her, how could she possibly…

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By now you probably know Harry Reid got the votes he needed for his health care bill to move forward. The trillion dollar question now is, can the Republicans possibly block the bill from making it out of the Senate?…

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Glenn Beck promised to announce his plan for America today in Florida. Here’s the letter he released today. Today, I have stopped looking for a leader to show us the way out because I have come to realize that the…

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Here’s the best of the web this Saturday. God and Islam: Islam and West Are Incompatible (H/T Lew) David Broder: Fears of health-reform cost are justifiable Harry Reid’s Health Care Bill Attacks HSAs The Coming Deficit Disaster “Louisiana Purchase” Landrieu…

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Last week Grant Bosse announced his candidacy for New Hampshire’s phantom “00″ district. He’s fighting to keep the 2800 jobs they were given by the stimulus, only to be taken away. He told Brian Sullivan “just because we don’t exist…

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Courtesy of Diversity Lane

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In case you missed this segment of Glenn Beck’s show – watch it. It’s very interesting. Beck calls it the Overton Window. What was once radical is now accepted, and what was once the norm is now radical.

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Oh, here’s a shocker. From Townhall: James Taranto has a bit today in the Wall Street Journal where he looks at the Associated Press’ “fact-check” on Sarah Palin’s new book and the attention they are devoting to the Democrats’ health…

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Gee, what a surprise. Senator Mary Landreiu is now leaning towards voting for cloture on the Senate’s version of ObamaCare. Politico reported: Asked outside the Capitol if she’s made up her mind on starting the debate, Landrieu said she planned…

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I saw this last night while I was cleaning, the video wasn’t available right away and it slipped my mind. H/T to Allahpundit for the reminder. With the democrats full throttle attempts to turn control over our health care to…

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The plot thickens in the scandal involving the firing of AmeriCorps IG Gerald Walpin. The Obama administration tried to portray him as some senile old man, when in fact, he may have just dug up a little too much information…

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There are less than 24 hours until the Senate votes for cloture on their health care bill. These are the key senators, though one or two may have already flipped. Senator Bill Nelson (NE) Chief of Staff: Tim Becker (timothy_becker@bennelson.senate.gov)…

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NewsBusters’s Clay Waters describes the attitude of the New York Times about Americans who want to extend our lives. They think it’s gauche. Sack managed to make the desire of Americans to live longer sound gauche, while suggesting that those who…

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Wow! Just wow! Did you hear about the global warming scandal of the century? The University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit had its emails hacked. The blog Watts Up With That broke the story and published some of the emails.…

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The other day I was driving through the little town of Manlius, NY, minding my own business. There was a crew doing something on the side of the two-lane road, so only one lane was open. I saw the trucks…

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Why is Obama’s Organizing for America using her to raise money?

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CMPI uses basketball as a metaphor for the public option in health care. “Government-Run Health Care means making referees into players. The Public Option: A Flagrant Foul.”

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Should Senator Mary Landrieu vote for the health care bill we’ll know why. ABC News reported: What does it take to get a wavering senator to vote for health care reform? Here’s a case study. On page 432 of the…

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That’s the headline from the Gouverneur Times. The computerized voting machines used by many voters in the 23rd district had a computer virus – tainting the results, not just from those machines known to have been infected, but casting doubt…

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