Hey, Scooter! Can you hear us now?
Last night Americans sent a loud and clear message to President Barack Hussein Obama (mm mmm mmmm) and his Progressive Posse. We’re tired of his socialist dream and we’re ready to take back our country. There’s just one problem, though. It’s a long time from now until Jauary 2011, and there are a lot of issues that Congress may deal with between now and then.
Robert Strong, of the Daily Caller, in a fine article, lists the following items:
The Musts:
The Bush Tax Cuts – The Dems still want to exclude those making $250,000 or more a year, which will not help boost the economy, at all.
The Estate Tax – Detrimental to the families of small business owners, whose businesses exceed over $1,00,000 in value. The businesses would be hit with a 55 % tax after the death of the owner.
More taxes – The “Alternative Minimum Tax”, etc., ad infinitum.
Doc Fix – To deal with the difference between what Doctors need to be paid and what Medicare authorizes
Continuing Resolution – To fund the government until 2011. Then they’ll pass it on to the next Congress.
Food Safety – Already moved toward cloture by Harry Reid, this bill gives the FDA additional powers to deal with food safety.
The Maybes:
Defense Reauthorization – Funds the Armed Forces
New START Treaty – This treaty with Russia Governs Nuclear Arms
Obamacare “1099” Fix – It fixes the requirement hidden in the bill that businesses report all business-to-business expenses over $600
Unemployment Benefits – They’ll discuss whether to extend them or not.
Chesapeake Bay Reauthorization – This would give the EPA broad powers to handle the polution problems in Chesapeake Bay. It could limit economic growth as it extends to those areas. American Industry opposes this legislation.
Finally, Strong gives a “Wish List” for the Lame Ducks:
Disclose Act – Regarding Campaign Finance, it probably won’t happen, as it harms the Dems as much as the Republicans.
Immigration – Dinghy Harry promised the “Dream Act” during the campain, which would creat a path for under-age illegals to become U.S. citizens. Whether they try this or a broader bill, it would still be a long shot.
Cap and Trade – They’ll probably try to push for this one, to appease the Enviromentalists, and Obama’s buddies at the Chicago Climate Exchange.
Card Check – It failed miserably during the 111th Congress.
But, hey, Harry Reid has to pay back his Union buddies somehow.
Yesterday, according to Glenn Beck’s theblaze.com, SEIU members were knocking on doors for Reid’s successful re-election campaign. Political Chicanery, evidently, was the theme of the day in Nevada. Hopefully, it will not succeed in the two houses of Congress between now and January.
The day after a severe Political beating, President Barack Hussein Obama (mm mmm mmmm), will hold his 4th Presidential Press Conference at 12 Noon. Tuesday night, Obama phoned both Congressman Boehner and Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell to say he was looking forward to working with them and the Republicans “to find common ground, move the country forward, and get things done for the American people,” according to the White House. This conciliatory gesture came just a few days after he said this:
The New Speaker of the House, John Boehner, said this in reply:
Today’s presser should be very interesting. If Boehner and the new Representatives reach across the aisle too much, they’ll most certainly pay the price in 2012. If Obama stays the ideologue that he is, there will be gridlock for two years and he will not be re-elected. It should be an interesting 2 years. It’s morning in America…again.
As I wrap up, I leave you with the undisputed smackdown of last night: Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann’s verbal slapping around of Chris Matthews and Scooter’s stupid sycophants at MSNBC, who were in maniacal denial of the truth of last night, defending themselves with their shield of snotty sarcasm. Enjoy!






















