There may come a time when I rename this post series, as it seems Pelosi is becoming a back story in this…
Rumors are circulating about who lied to whom, who told them to tell those lies, who knew about the lies, and what the lies were, and it is getting complicated. With the Sotomayor hearings coming up, I wonder how much coverage this will get.
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The hearings start Monday, and I expect to be writing quite a bit on this subject next week. In the mean time, it never ceases to amaze me the levels to which people will stoop: http://www.mcclatchydc.com/227/story/71660.html via Drudge
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This is going to get complicated, and because of that I suspect that the media-at-large will water it down to one issue of their chosing and expect people to latch onto it. For the sake of not letting someone set the parameters for us, I’m going to list what the primary issues are in this matter, and I’ll use those as the basis for follow-ups. This story may still just die, which I think would be unfortunate, but until then, let’s track it.
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While I thought, and still think Pelosi’s accusations against the CIA deserved investigation, I also truly believed they’d get buried and go away. I may have been wrong…stand by for updates.
Health Care Reform
July 20th, 2009I haven’t had a chance to write a full opinion piece on this subject, but I plan to shortly. Ronald Regan had it right when he asked people to think of something that Government had done better than private industry, and stated that Government isn’t the solution, it is the problem. There certainly is a place for government programs, but it isn’t health care. Some interesting news reports to chew on:
CNN (a wheelchair that costs 4x more to rent than to buy)
Sky News (22 year old man dies after being refused a liver transplant)
Tags: Big Brother, Health Care Reform
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