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Bo's rambling state of the union address has done little to improve his ratings in the polls. After only one year in office, the hope and change candidate continues to be in free fall. It also looks like health care reform will not happen this year and cap and trade is dead. I look forward to the November mid terms. Congressman Murtha passed away yesterday. There will be a special election. I
Dr Roy | more | posted February 9th
dems thought that obamacare would be passed by the state of the union address. Fail. It ,like cap and tax. is supposed to be passed sometime in the future. The dems just don't know when. It certainly won't be before the November mid terms and after the November midterms it should be impossible to pass.‘No Rush’ on Health Care Overhaul, Democrats SayBy DAVID M. HERSZENHORN AND ROBERT PEARWith
Dr Roy | more | posted January 27th
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Many moderate dems see the writing on the wall and want bo to shelve cap and tax legislation. Once this happens the scam will unravel. If this is legislation is pushed back until after the 2010 midterms, it is unlikey ever to pass. This is good news for Canada as well.Asked if she has urged the White House to abandon cap and trade — at least until after the mid-terms — Senator Mary Landrieu of
Dr Roy | more | posted December 29th
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