"In a case eerily similar to the ongoing Justina Pelletier saga, a mother from Kansas City, Missouri, is battling a Chicago hospital after her 16-year-old son was placed in temporary protective custody amid allegations of “medical child abuse.”
Saturday, June 07, 2014
She Wanted to Transfer Her Son to a Different Hospital for Better Treatment – Now She’s Living Her ‘Nightmare’ | TheBlaze.com
She Wanted to Transfer Her Son to a Different Hospital for Better Treatment – Now She’s Living Her ‘Nightmare’ | TheBlaze.com:
"In a case eerily similar to the ongoing Justina Pelletier saga, a mother from Kansas City, Missouri, is battling a Chicago hospital after her 16-year-old son was placed in temporary protective custody amid allegations of “medical child abuse.”
"In a case eerily similar to the ongoing Justina Pelletier saga, a mother from Kansas City, Missouri, is battling a Chicago hospital after her 16-year-old son was placed in temporary protective custody amid allegations of “medical child abuse.”
CBO Quietly Drops Forecast That Obamacare Will Cut the Deficit
CBO Quietly Drops Forecast That Obamacare Will Cut the Deficit | The Fiscal Times:
One of the Obama administration's major selling points in passing the Affordable Care Act in 2010 was a Congressional Budget Office forecast that the controversial legislation would reduce the deficit by more than $120 billion over the coming decade.
The CBO has consistently projected that President Obama's overhaul will reduce the deficit, and the agency estimated that the Republicans’ 2011 effort to repeal the legislation would increase deficits by $210 billion from 2010 to 2021.
In April, the agency quietly signaled that it can no longer make that projection; that the law had been changed and delayed so much that there is no longer a credible way to estimate the long-term effects on the deficit of all elements of the program taken together.
In a little noticed footnote to a report updating estimates of the effects of the insurance coverage provisions of the law, the agency headed by Douglas Elmendorf acknowledged that neither CBO nor the Joint Committee on Taxation could determine precisely how scores of provisions other than the insurance coverage would impact long term government spending.
One of the Obama administration's major selling points in passing the Affordable Care Act in 2010 was a Congressional Budget Office forecast that the controversial legislation would reduce the deficit by more than $120 billion over the coming decade.
The CBO has consistently projected that President Obama's overhaul will reduce the deficit, and the agency estimated that the Republicans’ 2011 effort to repeal the legislation would increase deficits by $210 billion from 2010 to 2021.In April, the agency quietly signaled that it can no longer make that projection; that the law had been changed and delayed so much that there is no longer a credible way to estimate the long-term effects on the deficit of all elements of the program taken together.
In a little noticed footnote to a report updating estimates of the effects of the insurance coverage provisions of the law, the agency headed by Douglas Elmendorf acknowledged that neither CBO nor the Joint Committee on Taxation could determine precisely how scores of provisions other than the insurance coverage would impact long term government spending.
Unions and libs. They destroy everything they touch------New York's Met opera house on edge of precipice
New York's Met opera house on edge of precipice, says Peter Gelb | Music | The Guardian:
"Grand opera is dying along with its increasingly ancient audience, according to Peter Gelb, general manager of one of the grandest operas in the world, the Metropolitan in New York.
The renowned 3,800-seat opera house is fighting a losing battle on many fronts, and could face bankruptcy within three years, he says – and the crisis he sees in his own company could be a warning to many other opera houses.
A long-running dispute with unions, which are threatening strike action, is only one of his many problems.
Box office receipts are flatlining, and seat occupancy was down to 80% in the most recent season, while costs are soaring: the opera recently spent $169,000 (£100,000) on a spectacular poppy field set for a new production of Borodin's Prince Igor."
"Grand opera is dying along with its increasingly ancient audience, according to Peter Gelb, general manager of one of the grandest operas in the world, the Metropolitan in New York.The renowned 3,800-seat opera house is fighting a losing battle on many fronts, and could face bankruptcy within three years, he says – and the crisis he sees in his own company could be a warning to many other opera houses.
A long-running dispute with unions, which are threatening strike action, is only one of his many problems.
Box office receipts are flatlining, and seat occupancy was down to 80% in the most recent season, while costs are soaring: the opera recently spent $169,000 (£100,000) on a spectacular poppy field set for a new production of Borodin's Prince Igor."
Black on white crime MUST not be reported as black on white crime!-------------------San Leandro mob attacks prompt ‘wilding’ task force
San Leandro mob attacks prompt ‘wilding’ task force - Crime Scene:
San Leandro police are creating a task force to tackle recent cases of “wilding,” robberies and other attacks said to be committed by large groups of people, including an incident in which a group briefly tried to take a car with a 2-year-old child inside, officials said.
On Monday, a middle school student holding a bag that contained Nike shoes was pistol-whipped and temporarily left unconscious on the 2100 block of East 14th Street, while a second victim was also knocked to the ground and robbed of his iPhone and Nike shoes, said San Leandro police Lt. Rick DeCosta.
About 40 minutes later, a sergeant witnessed the end of an altercation in which a large group of teens had surrounded a car with two adults and a 2-year-old child inside and blocked them from entering a parking lot.
When the victims asked the group to move, they yelled obscenities and told them to “go around.”
San Leandro police are creating a task force to tackle recent cases of “wilding,” robberies and other attacks said to be committed by large groups of people, including an incident in which a group briefly tried to take a car with a 2-year-old child inside, officials said.On Monday, a middle school student holding a bag that contained Nike shoes was pistol-whipped and temporarily left unconscious on the 2100 block of East 14th Street, while a second victim was also knocked to the ground and robbed of his iPhone and Nike shoes, said San Leandro police Lt. Rick DeCosta.
About 40 minutes later, a sergeant witnessed the end of an altercation in which a large group of teens had surrounded a car with two adults and a 2-year-old child inside and blocked them from entering a parking lot.
When the victims asked the group to move, they yelled obscenities and told them to “go around.”
Guess What the School Did to a First-Grader Who Turned in a Toy Gun Mistakenly Left in His Backpack | Video | TheBlaze.com
Guess What the School Did to a First-Grader Who Turned in a Toy Gun Mistakenly Left in His Backpack | Video | TheBlaze.com:
"He approached his teacher and handed over the toy gun: “I’m not a-sp’osed to have this,” Simak recalled to WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh.
With that, Simak was sent to the office at Martin Elementary School in New Kensington, Pennsylvania — about 20 miles northwest of Pittsburgh — and suspended, said his mother, Jennifer Mathabel."
"He approached his teacher and handed over the toy gun: “I’m not a-sp’osed to have this,” Simak recalled to WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh.With that, Simak was sent to the office at Martin Elementary School in New Kensington, Pennsylvania — about 20 miles northwest of Pittsburgh — and suspended, said his mother, Jennifer Mathabel."
Government Union Demands Major Upgrades to Taxpayer-Funded Research Facility
Government Union Demands Major Upgrades to Taxpayer-Funded Research Facility | Washington Free Beacon:
The labor union representing employees at the National Weather Service is demanding major upgrades to a new water resources facility at the University of Alabama, including that each employee have a soundproof office, receive a pay increase, and have access to a community garden.
The National Water Center will soon open on the University campus in Tuscaloosa, after construction was completed in December 2013.
The National Weather Service Employees Organization (NWSEO) has submitted a list of demands to add to the $18.8 million facility before they begin their work.
A list of “National Water Center Proposals” submitted on May 28, obtained by the Washington Free Beacon, reveal the extravagant demands made by the union.
“Cubicles will not be used in the building, each person will have their own office,” the union has demanded. The office walls will be a minimum of 3 inches thick and “insulated with ‘Quiet Batt 30 Soundproofing Insulation.’”
The offices will also be furnished with a desk from the Kathy Ireland Southampton Onyx Collection, have a “Freedom Task Chair with Headrest,” and a 51 inch Samsung television, with a cable package that includes all available news and weather channels.
The labor union representing employees at the National Weather Service is demanding major upgrades to a new water resources facility at the University of Alabama, including that each employee have a soundproof office, receive a pay increase, and have access to a community garden.The National Water Center will soon open on the University campus in Tuscaloosa, after construction was completed in December 2013.
The National Weather Service Employees Organization (NWSEO) has submitted a list of demands to add to the $18.8 million facility before they begin their work.
A list of “National Water Center Proposals” submitted on May 28, obtained by the Washington Free Beacon, reveal the extravagant demands made by the union.
“Cubicles will not be used in the building, each person will have their own office,” the union has demanded. The office walls will be a minimum of 3 inches thick and “insulated with ‘Quiet Batt 30 Soundproofing Insulation.’”
The offices will also be furnished with a desk from the Kathy Ireland Southampton Onyx Collection, have a “Freedom Task Chair with Headrest,” and a 51 inch Samsung television, with a cable package that includes all available news and weather channels.
What a low class moke------Obama chews gum during D-Day ceremonies, sparks Twitter outrage
Obama chews gum during D-Day ceremonies, sparks Twitter outrage - Washington Times:
President Obama was caught on camera chewing gum during the D-Day ceremonies in France as Queen Elizabeth II was welcomed, and Twitter feeds worldwide exploded with criticism.
“Obama and his chewing-gum. Classy” one French user tweeted sarcastically.
“Not very elegant, the Obama attitude in the middle of the ceremony,” another user said, while yet another added, “Is there anyone who will ask Barack Obama to stop chewing on his gum like a cowboy?”
The words “shameful” and “vulgar” were thrown around as social media networks lit up with outrage at Mr. Obama’s display.
“Obama do you want a Coke too while chewing gum while the Marseillaise is being played?” one tweet fumed, in reference to the president’s lack of respect for the French National anthem.
President Obama was caught on camera chewing gum during the D-Day ceremonies in France as Queen Elizabeth II was welcomed, and Twitter feeds worldwide exploded with criticism.“Obama and his chewing-gum. Classy” one French user tweeted sarcastically.
“Not very elegant, the Obama attitude in the middle of the ceremony,” another user said, while yet another added, “Is there anyone who will ask Barack Obama to stop chewing on his gum like a cowboy?”
The words “shameful” and “vulgar” were thrown around as social media networks lit up with outrage at Mr. Obama’s display.
“Obama do you want a Coke too while chewing gum while the Marseillaise is being played?” one tweet fumed, in reference to the president’s lack of respect for the French National anthem.
Why Are Obama's Regulators Stockpiling Your Financial Records?
Why Are Obama's Regulators Stockpiling Your Financial Records? - Investors.com
In an unprecedented federal intrusion, the president's most radical financial regulators — Mel Watt of the Federal Housing Finance Agency and Richard Cordray of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — are creating a massive discrimination database on as many as 230 million Americans.
Diversity Police: Republicans are scratching their heads over the Obama regime's privacy-invading "National Mortgage Database Project."
What's it for?
That's easy: redistribution of wealth.
In an unprecedented federal intrusion, the president's most radical financial regulators — Mel Watt of the Federal Housing Finance Agency and Richard Cordray of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — are creating a massive discrimination database on as many as 230 million Americans.
It will encompass a mortgage holder's entire credit history — including credit scores and account balances — and all credit lines, from credit cards to student and car loans.
"Why are we collecting this amount of data on this many individuals?" asked GOP Rep. Randy Neugebauer of the House banking panel.
The key data that the agencies plan to collect involve "household demographics" — namely, "race/ethnicity." The database will be used to compare the credit outcomes of minority vs. white borrowers. Any statistical disparities will be used to make "disparate impact" bias cases against private creditors in a vast redistribution scheme.
.......In their data dragnet, Obama's diversity police will snag your Social Security number and all account numbers. Don't worry about hacking, identity theft or cyberfraud, they assure us. They'll store your personal info in "locked file rooms, locked file cabinets" inside a building with "security cameras" and 24-hour security guards.
Fed-Up Mom Vindicated After Taking a Stand Over Sign That Said the ‘Law’ Requires a Nurse to Have ‘Private’ Conversations With Minors | TheBlaze.com
Fed-Up Mom Vindicated After Taking a Stand Over Sign That Said the ‘Law’ Requires a Nurse to Have ‘Private’ Conversations With Minors | TheBlaze.com:
"The hospital claims it was attempting to interpret state and federal law that allows minors the ability to access certain types of care without their parents’ knowledge or consent. These services include prenatal and pregnancy-related health care, substance abuse services, STD diagnosis or treatment and birth control at provider’s discretion."
How long before this becomes law?
"The hospital claims it was attempting to interpret state and federal law that allows minors the ability to access certain types of care without their parents’ knowledge or consent. These services include prenatal and pregnancy-related health care, substance abuse services, STD diagnosis or treatment and birth control at provider’s discretion."How long before this becomes law?
Is this simply a government hunting club?--------USDA’s Wildlife Services killed 4 million animals in 2013; seen as an overstep by some
USDA’s Wildlife Services killed 4 million animals in 2013; seen as an overstep by some - The Washington Post
For years, the massive toll of wild animals exterminated by the federal government as a service to everything from airports to ranches has bounced up and down like a yo-yo.
Last year it was up again.
The more than 4 million animals shot, poisoned, snared and trapped by the Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services in fiscal year 2013 included
75,326 coyotes,
866 bobcats,
528 river otters,
3,700 foxes,
12,186 prairie dogs,
973 red-tailed hawks,
419 black bears and
at least three eagles, golden and bald.
But while there’s a list of animals killed, there’s little data showing the cause for each killing, the methods used and the reasons behind mistakes that lead to massive kills of animals that aren’t targeted.
For years, the massive toll of wild animals exterminated by the federal government as a service to everything from airports to ranches has bounced up and down like a yo-yo.
Last year it was up again.
The more than 4 million animals shot, poisoned, snared and trapped by the Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services in fiscal year 2013 included75,326 coyotes,
866 bobcats,
528 river otters,
3,700 foxes,
12,186 prairie dogs,
973 red-tailed hawks,
419 black bears and
at least three eagles, golden and bald.
But while there’s a list of animals killed, there’s little data showing the cause for each killing, the methods used and the reasons behind mistakes that lead to massive kills of animals that aren’t targeted.
California Legislators Want to Tell College Kids When to Have Sex
California Legislators Want to Tell College Kids When to Have Sex - Hit & Run : Reason.com:
The California state legislature is eagerly jumping into bed with college students but really killing the mood with some unsexy rules.
State Sen. Kevin de Leon (D–Los Angeles) has introduced a bill that would require state universities to set strict parameters on what constitutes consensual sex. According to the text of SB 967, the student initiating sexual contact must establish "affirmative consent," defined as:
an affirmative, unambiguous, and conscious decision by each participant to engage in mutually agreed-upon sexual activity. Consent is informed, freely given, and voluntary. It is the responsibility of the person initiating the sexual activity to ensure that he or she has the consent of the other person to engage in the sexual activity. Lack of protest or resistance does not mean consent, nor does silence mean consent.Consent must be ongoing throughout a sexual encounter and can be revoked at any time. The existence of a dating relationship between the persons involved, or the fact of past sexual relations between them, should never by itself be assumed to be an indicator of consent.
The bill also explicitly lists several circumstances in which the initiator can be convicted of rape even after obtaining consent:
(A) The accused's belief in consent arose from the self-induced intoxication or recklessness of the accused.(B) The accused did not take reasonable steps, in the circumstances known to the accused at the time, to ascertain that the complainant was consenting.
History for June 7
History for June 7 - On-This-Day.com:
1903 - Professor Pierre Curie revealed the discovery of Polonium.
1929 - The sovereign state of Vatican City came into existence as copies of the Lateran Treaty were exchanged in Rome.
1932 - Over 7,000 war veterans marched on Washington, DC, demanding their bonuses.
1942 - The Battle of Midway ended. The sea and air battle lasted 4 days. Japan lost four carriers, a cruiser, and 292 aircraft, and suffered 2,500 casualties. The U.S. lost the Yorktown, the destroyer USS Hammann, 145 aircraft, and suffered 307 casualties.
1965 - In the U.S., the Gemini 4 mission was completed. The mission featured the first spacewalk by an American.
1976 - "The NBC Nightly News", with John Chancellor and David Brinkley, aired for the first time.
1981 - Israeli F-16 fighter-bombers destroyed Iraq’s only nuclear reactor.
Belmont Stakes, Belmont, NY. 146th annual.
Birth anniversaries of artist Paul Gauguin (1848-1903), actor/singer Dean Martin (1917-1995) and actress Jessica Tandy (1909-1994).
In 1975, Sony released the Betamax videocassette recorder, selling it for $995.
Happy Birthday! Tom Jones, Liam Neeson, Prince
1903 - Professor Pierre Curie revealed the discovery of Polonium.
1929 - The sovereign state of Vatican City came into existence as copies of the Lateran Treaty were exchanged in Rome.
1932 - Over 7,000 war veterans marched on Washington, DC, demanding their bonuses.
1942 - The Battle of Midway ended. The sea and air battle lasted 4 days. Japan lost four carriers, a cruiser, and 292 aircraft, and suffered 2,500 casualties. The U.S. lost the Yorktown, the destroyer USS Hammann, 145 aircraft, and suffered 307 casualties.
1965 - In the U.S., the Gemini 4 mission was completed. The mission featured the first spacewalk by an American.
1976 - "The NBC Nightly News", with John Chancellor and David Brinkley, aired for the first time.
1981 - Israeli F-16 fighter-bombers destroyed Iraq’s only nuclear reactor.
Friday, June 06, 2014
Mother Left ‘Shocked’ and ‘in Tears’ at School Awards Ceremony: ‘This Is the Kind of Trash That Is Being Taught in Our Schools’ | Video | TheBlaze.com
Mother Left ‘Shocked’ and ‘in Tears’ at School Awards Ceremony: ‘This Is the Kind of Trash That Is Being Taught in Our Schools’ | Video | TheBlaze.com:
"A Washington state parent is speaking out after she was left stunned by a school awards ceremony that she said featured profanity, inappropriate jokes and a box of sex toys."
THE NEW EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM!
"A Washington state parent is speaking out after she was left stunned by a school awards ceremony that she said featured profanity, inappropriate jokes and a box of sex toys."THE NEW EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM!
What the Bergdahl Story is Really About: Gitmo - NBC News.com
What the Bergdahl Story is Really About: Gitmo - NBC News.com:
"So there you go… The Obama administration’s rationale for all of this may have simply been about starting the process of emptying Gitmo. And it certainly now appears that among the reasons the White House decided to set up a Rose Garden announcement last weekend was about trying to deflect the start of the Gitmo debate -- by focusing attention on Bergdahl. Of course, the focus on Bergdahl become the story. "
"So there you go… The Obama administration’s rationale for all of this may have simply been about starting the process of emptying Gitmo. And it certainly now appears that among the reasons the White House decided to set up a Rose Garden announcement last weekend was about trying to deflect the start of the Gitmo debate -- by focusing attention on Bergdahl. Of course, the focus on Bergdahl become the story. "Doin' the heavy lifting so we can play video games...........Michigan Senate OKs penalties for cyber revenge
Michigan Senate OKs penalties for cyber revenge | Detroit Free Press | freep.com:
"LANSING — Michigan lawmakers are hoping to enact criminal penalties on people who get “revenge” by posting sexually explicit images on the Internet without someone’s consent.
The state Senate on Wednesday unanimously approved bills subjecting a first-time offender to a $500 fine or a maximum 93 days behind bars.
A repeat offender could owe $1,000 and face up to a year in prison.
Sponsors of the legislation who want to stop “cyber revenge” or “revenge porn” say victims’ reputations are being ruined by former spouses, boyfriends and girlfriends.
The bills now go to the House."
"LANSING — Michigan lawmakers are hoping to enact criminal penalties on people who get “revenge” by posting sexually explicit images on the Internet without someone’s consent.The state Senate on Wednesday unanimously approved bills subjecting a first-time offender to a $500 fine or a maximum 93 days behind bars.
A repeat offender could owe $1,000 and face up to a year in prison.
Sponsors of the legislation who want to stop “cyber revenge” or “revenge porn” say victims’ reputations are being ruined by former spouses, boyfriends and girlfriends.
The bills now go to the House."
Ten essential economic truths liberals need to learn
Ten essential economic truths liberals need to learn | AEIdeas
Jeffrey Dorfman, economics professor at the University of Georgia, outlines “ten economic facts that liberals need to learn” in his latest Forbes column, here’s a summary list and his conclusion, you can go here for more details:
Jeffrey Dorfman, economics professor at the University of Georgia, outlines “ten economic facts that liberals need to learn” in his latest Forbes column, here’s a summary list and his conclusion, you can go here for more details:1) Government cannot create wealth, jobs, or income. Because government has to take money from somebody before it can spend it, there is no economic gain from anything the government does.2) Income inequality does not affect the economy.3) Low wages are not corporate exploitation. In a free country, people voluntarily accept employment, so all workers believe their current job to be the best choice from among their opportunity set.4) Environmental over-regulation is a regressive tax that falls hardest on the poor.5) Education is not a public good.6) High CEO pay is no worse than high pay to athletes or movie stars.7) Consumer spending is not what drives the economy.8) When government provides things for free, they will end up being low quality, cost more than they should, and may disappear when most needed9) Government cannot correct cosmic injustice.10) There is no such thing as a free lunch.Bottom Line: Liberals love to talk about their compassion.
Compassion is great, but no amount of caring can repeal the simple facts of economics. It is fine to support raising the minimum wage, but understand that jobs will be lost and prices will rise. Protecting the environment is a wonderful thing, but it is also expensive and hurts the poor in particular. Politicians love to claim the government spending which they direct creates jobs, but it only moves jobs from one place to another. Greedy businesses cannot exploit workers because another greedy business would be happy to exploit them a little less until greed removed all the exploitation.
$3 million approved. $160 million needed. "Project should begin within the next 60 days"?!!!---------Wayne County panel OKs $3 million for M-1 Rail; some say to put roads first
Wayne County panel OKs $3 million for M-1 Rail; some say to put roads first | Detroit Free Press | freep.com:
A committee of Wayne County Commissioners approved $3 million in funding for the M-1 Rail project today, as construction of the $160-million project should begin within the next 60 days.
The funding, approved by the committee of the whole on a 10-5 vote and set to go before the full commission this week, will be split into $1.5 million coming during the current fiscal year, and $1.5 million during the 2015 fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1. County officials say the money has been earmarked for improvements to Woodward Avenue, where the rail system will run.
.....Some commissioners had trouble funding the county’s portion of the cost, saying conversations with constituents about road conditions show there are other more pressing transportation problems those dollars could help alleviate.
“They’re constantly being told there’s no money to fix our roads,” said Commissioner Shannon Price, R-Canton. “At the same time, you’re asking us for $3 million to fix a state road.”
A committee of Wayne County Commissioners approved $3 million in funding for the M-1 Rail project today, as construction of the $160-million project should begin within the next 60 days.
The funding, approved by the committee of the whole on a 10-5 vote and set to go before the full commission this week, will be split into $1.5 million coming during the current fiscal year, and $1.5 million during the 2015 fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1. County officials say the money has been earmarked for improvements to Woodward Avenue, where the rail system will run......Some commissioners had trouble funding the county’s portion of the cost, saying conversations with constituents about road conditions show there are other more pressing transportation problems those dollars could help alleviate.
“They’re constantly being told there’s no money to fix our roads,” said Commissioner Shannon Price, R-Canton. “At the same time, you’re asking us for $3 million to fix a state road.”
Hey, I thought there was no inflation?!!!------!Michigan panel approves university funding boost
Michigan panel approves university funding boost | Detroit Free Press | freep.comLANSING — Michigan lawmakers have given initial approval to a higher education budget that includes a nearly 6 percent funding
increase and limits tuition hikes to no more than 3.2 percent.A House-Senate conference committee on Thursday voted 6-0 for the plan.
The Results of a Seattle Suburb’s Minimum Wage Hike Deserve a Big Fat ‘We Told You So’
The Results of a Seattle Suburb’s Minimum Wage Hike Deserve a Big Fat ‘We Told You So’
At the start of the year, the Seattle suburb of SeaTac raised the area’s minimum wage to $15, and the consequences are now starting to be felt. And it’s not just the unions who championed the effort, or those who still have jobs, that are feeling them.
At the start of the year, the Seattle suburb of SeaTac raised the area’s minimum wage to $15, and the consequences are now starting to be felt. And it’s not just the unions who championed the effort, or those who still have jobs, that are feeling them.
Over the last few months, a few things have happened:
- Managers have taken more responsibilities on themselves, instead of hiring more workers.
- Businesses have laid off workers, or eliminated their plans to hire more.
- Area parking now comes with an added “living-wage surcharge.”
- Hotels have cut employee benefits, free food, and overtime.
Shocking: when bad ideas are put into place, there are consequences.
The One Question From Anderson Cooper That Caused Jay Carney to Momentarily Fumble for His Words | Video | TheBlaze.com
The One Question From Anderson Cooper That Caused Jay Carney to Momentarily Fumble for His Words | Video | TheBlaze.com:"Outgoing White House press secretary Jay Carney was grilled on CNN Tuesday night over the controversial deal President Barack Obama made to secure the release of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl — and one particular question appeared to have him momentarily lost for words."
Worse Than They Thought: House Confirms HALF Of All Obamacare Applications Flawed
Worse Than They Thought: House Confirms HALF Of All Obamacare Applications Flawed | The Daily Caller:At least 4 million Obamacare sign-ups
have flawed applications out of the 8 million total applications, according to a report released Wednesday by House Republicans.The Energy and Commerce Committee documents double the claims made in an Associated Press report released earlier on Wednesday, which found that according to a May 8 federal slideshow, 2.1 million Obamacare applications had “inconsistencies” in income, immigration and citizenship data
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