Comments on: The GTL™ Sunday Guest Column — “Senator Harry Cracker Reid” By Christopher L. Doster

By: Mike 300 spartans

Mike 300 spartans — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 02:21:10 +0000

@CLD, Thanks CDL Sorry to Idol fans for not metioning the idol that they worship. I’m sure I read somewhere that idols weren’t something we should worship, I forget where I heard that, who knows maybe we shouldn’t worship politics either.

By: CLD

CLD — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 04:21:46 +0000

@Mike 300 spartans, Mike, great point…but isnt is a shame that sports is held in such reverence, while those that govern, legislate, impose laws and pass bills, are less important…As the populus loses itself in the latest “American Idol” season, the government continues to grow like a huge tick on our freedoms, sucking the blood out of our God given Freedoms…and YES, great NFL picks…GO SAINTS!!!

By: Mike 300 spartans

Mike 300 spartans — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 04:06:20 +0000

CDL- While I read from the article your main idea isn’t attacking so much what Reid said, but more pointing out the double standard of tearing down some people for what they say that pushed the envelope even less than what Reid said. I don’t see anything terribly wrong with what Reid said, but Rush’s remark seems far more tame and innocuous than Reid’s comment. The problem is venue, Rush made his comment during a sports talk show, sports is far more serious and should be discussed with much more respect than the filthy dirty world of politics. Thus what Reid said is more appropriate given the muck of politics compared to Rush’s given the virtual religious reverence people pay to sports. Oh, and by the way, did you noticed all four of my picks matched exactly the results of this past week-end?

By: Joe Lovell

Joe Lovell — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 17:37:50 +0000

Just another example of the lefts relativism.

By: Doomed

Doomed — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 02:03:39 +0000

Wanna hear something even sicker that the Dems have up their sleeves?

Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), chairman of the Senate health committee, argues that current rules have made it too hard for Democrats to exercise the mandate they received from the voters in 2008.

“Elections should have consequences,” Harkin said in a recent letter to his colleagues urging a change in filibuster rules. “Even when a party loses, it too easily can prevent the majority elected to govern from legislating.”

If thats not scary enough consider this……

To achieve the goal of a universal, single-payer health system, the White House must secure the power it needs by amending the Social Security Act to transfer pivotal controls from Congress to the executive branch. This transfer of power would ultimately give the President and the majority party, in this case the radical left Obama White House and Pelosi-Reid led progressive Democrats, the authority to frame and manipulate new policy, coverage options, and reimbursements, ultimately reshaping the future US health care system into a something unrecognizable in this country.

This power is found in………The deliberate setup for the White House power grab is built into the each of the health care bills and, if they fail, little-known twin bills called “MedPAC Reform of 2009” are waiting in the wings. The bills, S.B. 1110 and H.R. 2718, craftily amend the Social Security Act and transfer the Medicare guideline and rule setting processes, from the legislative branch to the executive branch. These bills offer cover to one another in case one doesn’t pass the House or Senate, respectively. Remember, Democrats need to gain executive branch authority by amending the Social Security Act over Medicare regulations and physician fee schedules to transform the health care system in a single-payer, socialized system.

Scary stuff guys. Scary stuff. While the Liberals sweated Bush and his spying on some people wanting to kill other people the Same Liberals are figuring new and ingenious ways to usurp the constitution and take over right after right after right in a power grab of unprecedented proportions.