Tag Archives: Obamacare

Terrible State Laws

Posted on Monday, March 18, 2013 by Doug Marquardt

The Democratic Governors Association alerts us to 9 terrible proposed state laws, proposed by the radical right, of course (I see the War on Women goes on): NORTH DAKOTA: The state is getting in on the latest anti-abortion fad sweeping the nation: … Continue reading →

Posted in Affordable Care Act, Labor Unions, Reproductive Rights, State Legislation, Taxes | Tagged Abortion, labor unions, Obamacare, reproductive rights, state legislation, taxes

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Obama’s Got a Brand New Bag

Posted on Monday, January 21, 2013 by Marc Belisle

“I’ve got such a bully pulpit.” –Teddy Roosevelt Inaugural addresses usually seek to inspire, rally the country together, commit us to our ideals and lay out a vision for the future. Obama’s speech today did all that, but it also … Continue reading →

Posted in Affordable Care Act, Barack Obama, Income Inequality, Medicaid, Medicare, Politics, Tea Party, The Constitution, The Economy, The Media, Women, Women in Politics, Women's Rights | Tagged Affordable Care Act, barack obama, democratic party, gay rights, Hillary Clinton, immigration reform, inauguration, issues, medicaid, medicare, Obamacare, rhetoric, second inaugural address, Women's Rights

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Brooks Pitches Both Sides At Fault Meme

Posted on Saturday, January 19, 2013 by Ken

David Brooks has written a widely panned article offering his wrongheaded logic as to how it is Obama’s fault that the Republican party seems so loony tunes right now. While most of Brooks’ critics pan his take that Obama is somehow at fault … Continue reading →

Posted in Barack Obama, Climate Change, Election, Hillary Clinton, Infrastructure, John McCain, Politics, Republican Propaganda Machine, Republicans, The Constitution | Tagged Cap and Trade, Conservatism, david brooks, Good Government, Jonathan Chait, Obamacare, Richard Burr, Single Payer

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Closing Argument: Do We Reward Leadership Or Hostage Taking

Posted on Monday, November 5, 2012 by Ken

First let me allow that Marc’s closing argument is simply masterful and mine will pale in comparison. Marc looks at various points in American history compared to our current situation and gives a well written and compelling case to vote for … Continue reading →

Posted in Affordable Care Act, Barack Obama, Campaigns, Debates, Debt and Budget, Economic Policy, Election, Financial Collapse, Politics, Republican Leaders, The Economy | Tagged Obamacare, Republican Obstructionism

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Closing Argument: Humanity vs. Crosses of Gold and Iron

Posted on Saturday, November 3, 2012 by Marc Belisle

Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan are the zombies of old discredited brands of conservatism, animated by a new strain of radical absolutism. In our past, American heroes have exposed their ilk as fraudulent imperialists. I predict that on Tuesday 60 … Continue reading →

Posted in Affordable Care Act, Auto Industry, Banks and Finance, Barack Obama, Barack Obama, Blogs, Congress, Corporate Greed, Corporations, Debates, Debt and Budget, Defense Spending, Democratic Leaders, Deregulation, Economic Justice, Economic Policy, Election, Liberals, Mitt Romney, Mortgage Crisis, National Security, Oil Companies, Paul Ryan, Politics, Primaries, The Middle-Class, The Poor, The Wealthy, Wall Street | Tagged 1%, 2012, 4 more years, 47%, 99%, Affordable Care Act, auto bailout, bailouts, barack obama, budget, Closing argument, cross of gold, cross of iron, Debate, Dwight Eisenhower, election, middle-class, military, mitt romney, Obamacare, pentagon, tax cuts, tax policy, wall street, Willaim Jennings Bryan

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Möbius Romney

Posted on Thursday, September 20, 2012 by Lucas Kawa

The Möbius Strip, pictured above, was discovered by the German mathematician August Möbius in 1858. Though it appears to have two sides, it is unique because it has only one. Wikipedia provides an apt example to help understand the features … Continue reading →

Posted in Barack Obama, Campaigns, Healthcare, LGBT Issues, Medicare, Mitt Romney, Mother Jones, National Security, Outsourcing, Paul Ryan | Tagged 47 percent, bain, barack obama, campaigns, doughnut hole, ezra klein, healthcare, innocence of muslims, leonard shlain, lgbt issues, medicare, mitt romney, mobius strip, mother jones, national security, no apology, Obamacare, outsourcing, paul ryan, politifact, romneycare, wikipedia

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One “Obamacare” Headline Conservatives Won’t Be Talking About

Posted on Wednesday, July 25, 2012 by Cindy Rose

From Egberto Willies‘ blog: Thank You Obamacare: Just Received 6% Reduction Notice on Healthcare Policy–1st Time Ever “I am a small business owner with a wife that has Lupus, a preexisting condition, and a daughter in college. My situation necessitated … Continue reading →

Posted in Affordable Care Act, Barack Obama, Campaigns, Congress, Election, Government, Healthcare, Mitt Romney, Politics, Republicans, Social Programs | Tagged Affordable Care Act, barack obama, campaigns, congress, election, gop, healthcare, mitt romney, Obamacare, Presidential Candidates, republicans

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Romney to NAACP, “Vote against your interests. Vote for me.”

Posted on Tuesday, July 17, 2012 by Doug Marquardt

Adding the cat was hilarious. But then we all know Romney’s a dog person. Hat-tip to C&L

Posted in Affordable Care Act, Minorities, Mitt Romney, NAACP | Tagged Affordable Care Act, mitt romney, NAACP, Obamacare

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Portraying the struggle to defend and explain Romneycare

Posted on Monday, July 9, 2012 by Doug Marquardt

Since the Supreme Court upheld the mandate in “Obamacare”, I’ve read posts and comments from numerous right-wing bloggers and their followers trying desperately to defend and explain “Romneycare” as something other than the blueprint for the Affordable Care Act. Rather than rehash … Continue reading →

Posted in Affordable Care Act, Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, Politics, Supreme Court | Tagged Affordable Care Act, barack obama, justice roberts, mitt romney, Obamacare, romneycare, supreme court

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Who’s Analyzing the Analysts Over at Fox?

Posted on Wednesday, July 4, 2012 by Cindy Rose

How exactly does Fox find their “experts”; work release programs? Weekend furloughs from rehab? Such an array of crackpots is not easy to find. The latest media hound posing as a serious professional would be Lex Luthor Dr. Keith Ablow; … Continue reading →