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America needs a hero like never before. Congressional members are retiring in droves, young and old alike. Was it too much to ask that you do the job that you were sent to Washington DC for, while listening to your constituents’ input? Last summer displayed an overpaid pack of cowards in Congress, and now not only are they ducking constituents, they are ducking out permanently. What do you know, that you won’t tell? You were supposed to be the best of your respective state to represent “We the People”… instead you collected a healthy paycheck, pork and bribes, party and privileges and now expect a hefty (let’s see if we can eliminate this waste of money) retirement once again upon the backs of the taxpayers.

A little over a year ago, I asked for one stalwart Read More→

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Just have to love the news bite site – Before It’s News that captured “**REUTERS: Backdoor taxes to hit middle class…” An anonymous member captured original article text:

“Backdoor taxes to hit middle class

-The Obama administration’s plan to cut more than $1 trillion from the deficit over the next decade relies heavily on so-called backdoor tax increases that will result in a bigger tax bill for middle-class families.

In the 2010 budget tabled by President Barack Obama on Monday, the White House wants to let billions of dollars in tax breaks expire by the end of the year — effectively a tax hike by stealth.

While the administration is focusing its proposal on eliminating tax breaks for individuals who earn $250,000 a year or more, middle-class families will face a slew of these backdoor increases.

The targeted tax provisions were enacted under the Bush administration’s Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001. Among other things, the law lowered individual tax rates, slashed taxes on capital gains and dividends, and steadily scaled back the estate tax to zero in 2010.

If the provisions are allowed to expire on December 31, the top-tier personal income tax rate will rise to 39.6 percent from 35 percent. But lower-income families will pay more as well: the 25 percent tax bracket will revert back to 28 percent; the 28 percent bracket will increase to 31 percent; and the 33 percent bracket will increase to 36 percent. The special 10 percent bracket is eliminated.”

With a Continue that leads to this broken link: http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/reuters/100201/us/usreport_us_budget_backdoortaxes

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Even the New York Times makes mention of the event

Reuters Retracts ‘Taxes To Hit Middle Class’ Article

I just love Rush’s view:

The article drew scattered attention from conservative bloggers, some of whom questioned the retraction, and on his radio show, Rush Limbaugh said, “Reuters has withdrawn the story because the truth is not to be tolerated in the Obama administration.”

So much for Freedom of the Press!

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Medical journal retracts study linking autism to vaccine

…(CNN) — The medical journal The Lancet on Tuesday retracted a controversial 1998 paper that linked the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine to autism.

The study subsequently had been discredited, and last week, the lead author, Dr. Andrew Wakefield, was found to have acted unethically in conducting the research.

The General Medical Council, which oversees doctors in Britain, said that “there was a biased selection of patients in The Lancet paper” and that his “conduct in this regard was dishonest and irresponsible.”

The panel found that Wakefield subjected some children in the study to various invasive medical procedures such as colonoscopies and MRI scans. He also paid children at his son’s birthday party to have blood drawn for research purposes, an act that “showed a callous disregard” for the “distress and pain” of the children, the panel said….

“The mere publishing of this paper created something that will never fully go way: the false notion that MMR caused autism,” said Dr. Paul Offit, author of “Autism’s False Prophets: Bad Science, Risky Medicine, and the Search for a Cure,” and the chief of division of infectious diseases at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia…

…The Lancet came under criticism for the initial publication of the paper 12 years ago.

Autism Cases on the Rise Study Shows Increase Is Real, Not Just Due to Changes in Diagnosis Criteria article pertinent portion:

Many researchers have believed that the continuous increase in autism cases over the last decade — particularly the huge increase seen in California — isn’t real, but can be explained by “artifacts.”…

…Jan. 8, 2009 — Environmental factors may be partly behind California’s eightfold rise in new cases, a new study implies…

…But even taken together, they don’t explain even half of the huge increase in cases. “When you put it all together, this doesn’t come close to explaining the increases in the last 10 years,” Hertz-Picciotto tells WebMD. “The more you whittle away at this increase, the more you have to say that what is left over is real. … Given that autism cases keep going up, and can’t be fully explained by artifacts, environmental factors deserve serious consideration.”…

Yet questions remain. Coincidence? Doubtful!

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Harry Reid never fails to deliver controversy: “Negro Dialect?”: Harry Reid’s Time Warp.

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Just when you didn’t think Harry Reid didn’t have any more gaffes to give, he offers up an essay and statements in his normal way of looking down on the Black Citizens:
Reid Statement On Black History Month

February 1, 2010

Washington, D.C. – Nevada Senator Harry Reid made the following statement in recognition of Black History Month:

“Nevada’s story cannot be told without remembering the many African-Americans that sought to make our state a place where all people are treated equal.

“I remember when Nevada was called the ‘Mississippi of the West.’ Restaurants would not serve African-Americans and movie theaters had separate sections. Sammy Davis Jr. and Nat King Cole could perform in Las Vegas, but could not stay in the hotel.

“Leaders like Donald Clark, J. David Hoggard Sr., Dr. James B. McMillian, Woodrow Wilson, Lubertha Johnson, Dr. Charles I. West and Dr. William “Bob” Bailey and Sarann Knight Preddy and many others persevered through ignorance and discrimination to integrate the gaming industry and promote minority-owned business in our state.

Harry Reid Op Ed: Black history is American history – Partial text seen below

Sen. Harry Reid: Black history is American history

“Black History Month is a great opportunity to reflect on the contributions of African-Americans to help make America the beacon of hope that it is. But while the accomplishments of African-Americans may be amplified during this one month, we feel the impact in our everyday lives.

Whether visiting our relatives in the hospital after a successful blood transfusion, waiting in traffic at a stoplight or watching our president speak from the Rose Garden, the contributions of black Americans are ingrained in our nation’s DNA.

The progress that has been made, just in the time that I have been in public service, to ensure diversity, equality and social justice in our nation is a testament to America’s greatness. I worked hard during my time in local politics in Nevada to integrate the Las Vegas strip and the gaming industry. I backed affirmative action in federal contracting and sharply criticized the Supreme Court when they turned Brown v. Board on its head and ruled against cities’ efforts to diversify their schools. On Capitol Hill, I have done my best to lead by example. My office partners with Howard University for an internship program every semester that encourages young people to get interested in public service. I have created an initiative to improve staff diversity of the United States Senate. These commitments that I’ve made are more than just a laundry list of what I’ve done – they reflect who I am and what I believe in.

*If you can stand reading this and want to read more, visit “The Grio” for Reid’s whole story.

Nice apology at the end! Speaks to another post of mine, say what you want Liberally then apologize later.

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If you haven’t watched this C-SPAN footage, you need to.

POTUS gets his 20 minutes of vanity and berating time pre Q & A:

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A thoroughly informative Q & A Mixer (over 1 hour long) with the Republican Read More→

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Where’s Joe the Plumber to help dignify the Joe Walsh great song, “Walk Away”, debacle?

If you haven’t heard, there’s the Candidate Joe Walsh Republican – Illinois and of course the Joe Walsh of Music Fame. Now there has been an issue with the use of the Music Star Joe Walsh’s use of song, words changed, as Joe Walsh the Candidate’s campaign theme song. Well…

Joe Walsh Doesn’t Want Joe Walsh Singing His Song and Rocker Joe Walsh Takes On Namesake Politician. I believe he has the right to request this!

However, I am not impressed with Joe Walsh the Candidate’s immature response posted on his political website under the heading title: “WALSH VS WALSH, II – The Candidate Defends the Tea Party Movement” no matter how it turns out:

“Open Letter to Joe Walsh’s (the rockstar) attorney Read More→

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